The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-14

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being kept at the state suffrage head
quarters, In the deLendrecie building
lots have also been listed there, and
the plan just launched a few days ago
olos 1alr to be a successful one, from
present indicstions Anyone desiring
Tor gardening purposes may do so by
calling or telephoning the suffrage
headquarters. the telephone number
The local P. e. o. chapter will be en-
tertained at its regular meeting next
Monday evening by Miss Elizabeth
chesley' of Roberts street.
q Miss Anna Forsberg has been re-
elected as president OF the Y. w. C. A.
or Fargo college, and the other offices
or that association have been filled for
ident Msss gesF as Vice
Miss Virginia Bachman; and treasurer
Miss Gertrude Boise.
The Fargo, Yeomen viii hold THAR
first post-Lenten dancing party next
Tuesday evening, April IL, at the A. o.
y: W. hall. 1t will be an Invitation
Mrs Frances Newman Dial has in
vlted number OF friends to be her
guests next Friday afternoon, April 20,
IN nro Serss t nan pariors at the A; g;
ley.
Mrs. s. r. McIntyre. OF M,rr..no,,,
who had been visiting at the 3. e.
Bruce home In this city for the past
few weeks. has returned to her home.
The Moorhead Woman. c,un ma.
Friday afternoon at the normal school
and enjoyed q most interesting meet
ing featured by an illustrated lecture
o co. new Yofk CITY. given by Prof. Rob
ulty. Preceding and Interpreting the |
lecture were a piano solo by Miss
Edlth Hendrickson, Concordia con-
servatory graduate this spring, and a |
lot Caspary. The lecture was splen- |
didly given and the pictures added |
much to the enjoyment of the audience. |
Inc ! latter sang America, and when the |
screen at the conclusion OF the lecture, |
All joined In rousinR rendition of |
the Star spangled Banner.
Mrs. W. A. Yoder, 1919 Tenth street
north, returned Thursday night from
Vincennes, Ind, where she has spent |
the greater part Of the winter visiting
with her parents.
- a good meeting. Of the Fargo w. c.
I: y: was held Friday afternoon at the
strest 0 South mrs with n Mr., Wildec Seventh
The Value of Total Abstinence for
7 Dung People Mrs. Q. NJ. strate read
y paper on Why SHOULD Young People
which, she cited, was called by one of II
our young men declaration Of indie III
oendence that declares it's signers will
Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock told sof some bril-
liant authors who were drinkers. but
Who all died before they were SO
nanS OF nso age. She commented that
heir best work after they are 90 years
I'D. Members of the union were urged
o attend the Enforcement league con-
'ention at the First Baptist church
J. conference at the First Presbyteri-
n church on May 3. Luncheon will be-
erved on the latter date. all wishing
o. participate being asked to notify
esterday were Mrs. Dart, president of ]
he Moorhead w. c. T. II. and Mrs
nina Gates. also of that city. A white
ext meeting. on April az, at the home Q
MRS. II. H. Porter J
The most largely attended of this
Fargo high school junior hops
vas that given in conclusion OF the
cries. Friday evening at the knights
Columbus hall, when fully seventy !,
y upAeS OF young people were present =
nat number included quite repre- n
sntation of college students Of the !
Wo cities, and of high school young
eop!e, as well as many alumni home
pr the spring vacation. The hall was n
rettily decorated for thesoccasion with 4
great number Of American flags, in
eeping with the spirit of patriotism c
verywhere evident. Prin. and Mrs. B. v
; Tighe chaperoned the young people. :
Lalchow's orchestra played for ehe :
rogram of dances, which included sew
raj jolly circle two-steps Presiding
yer the frappe bowl during the affair
ere Eloise Rohan and Kathleen Grice
he next large party in which high
chool students will participate is the
Intor-senior banquet, which will he
cid some time in May.
The Royal Neighbor drill team viii
i've dancing party Thursday eve
ing, April 10, in the A. o. u. W. hall.
Inns orchestra will play for the az
atr. This drill team Is planning on A
'ip to Grand Forks on April rs.
Co. B auxiliary OF this city Will hold
business meeting next Monday eve
ing at 1880 o'clock In the Masonic
ample library.
The ten young ladies who are MEM
srs of the choral class OF the local Y
{. e. a. met Friday evening at the
ONE of their INSTRUCTOR Mrs Arthur
nopps 700 Ninth street south, for reg
lar rehearsal. social affair follow
the rehearsal. this being the last Of
le ten lessons for which the class was