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FARGO
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SOCIAL NOTES
The entire country is interested In
the approaching marriage of Miss Jes
sie Wilson, daughter of President Wil
son to Francis B. Sayre which social
event will bo solemnized at the white
house on the afternoon of No. 25. The
invitations to the wedding were issued
last week and it has since been learned
that the wedding is not to be an offi
cial 'affair. There will be less than 500
guests present which guest list includes
cabinet officers, the diplomatic corps,
the supreme court justices and their
wives but only a few senators and re
presentatives. Rev. Sylvester W. Beach,
pastor of the First Presbytertan church
at Princeton, where the Wilson family
attended church for years will read the
service at S o'clock in the east room
of tho white house. Announcement was
made at the white house this week
that Miss Margaret. Wilson, eldest
daughter of the president will be maid
of honor at the marriage of her sister
AVhile Miss Eleanor Wilson, youngest
daughter of the president will be one
of the bridesmaids. The other brides
maids will be Miss Mary G. White, of
Baltimore, a college friend of Miss
Jessie Wilson Miss Adeline Mitchell
Scott, the daughter of Prof. William B.
Scott, of Princeton, and Miss Marjorie
Brown, a daughter of Mrs. Wilson's
cousin. Colonel 13. T. Brown, of Atlanta,
Go. Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, with
whom Mr. Sayre was associated as a
mission worker in Labrador, is to be
best man. Tho ushers will be Benja
min B. Burton, New York city, who
graduated in 1912 from Williams col
lege: Dr. Scoville Olark. of Salem,
Mass., with whom Mr. Sayre did mis
sion work in northern Newfoundland
Dr. Gilbort Horax. of Montclair, N. J.,
a. classmate of Mr. Sayre at Williams
college in 1909 and now at the Johns
Hopkins medical school, and Charles
IS vans Hughes, jr., a son of Justice
Hughes, of the supreme court, and a
classmate of Mr. Sayre-at Harvard law
school. The president will give his
daughter In marriage. The wedding
will be a simple one, though not a
small affair. The bridal party will form
in the state dining room and march
from there down the board marble
corridor into the east room where an
aisle will be formed to an improvised
altar. Miss Wilson's wedding will be
chrysanthemum wedding and quan
ities of these flowers will adorn the
white house. The predominating color
throughout will be mauve, the bride's
favorite color. After tho ceremony a
wedding reception will be held with a
supper served in the state dining room
as was done at. the wedding of Miss
Roosevelt and Mr. Longworth.
Mrs. Jesse Gates of Williston, N. D.,
and Miss Ruth Lampson of Cando, were
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visitors at Mrs. MacNamara's home for
a short time this week.
Miss Francis Cowan, daughter of
Judge Cowan of Devil's Ijake is in the
city. Miss Cowan came down to attend
the teachers' convention.
The Elks will give their first danc
ing party of the season this evening in
their club rooms. The party Is In
charge of Messers Frank McKone, W.
B. Shotwell, and Otto Morrow.
Mrs. Dr. Johnson of Tjisbon, N. D.,
has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
MacNamara, 409 Seventh avenue north,
for the past few days. She will spend
the winter at the home of her son, Dr.
Roy Johnson, Great Falls, Mont.
The elementary teachers of the First
Methodist Sunday school will entertain
the junior primary and beginning
teachers of all the Sunday schools of
the city, Thursday evening at 7:30
o'clock at the Methodist, church. Mrs.
W. A. Snow, will be the.honored guest
and Bhe will tell of her recent trip
abroad. sV
Mrs. C. N. Callendar of Third- avenue
south entertained at a thimble bee this
afternoon in compliment to her aunt,
Mrs. George Hunter of Edmonton, Can.,
who is her house guest.
Senator Porterfleld went to Lisbon
this morning where he will be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. CJ. W. Parker
over the week-end.
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Miss Lillian McCulloch returned
home last evening from Cleveland,
where she went to attend the wedding
of her brother Clarence McCulloch to
Miss Laura Martin, which was solem
nized Wednesday afternoon No. 5. Miss
McCulloch acted as bridesmaid and
John Pollock of this city acted as best
man. Mr. Pollock left Ohio yesterday
for the east and will not return for
another fortnight.
The Cheerful givers were entertained
at a hard times party last evening by
the 'Misses Francis OfTicer and Emma
Sanderson at the home of the former.
Miss Ethel Hauser was awarded the
prise for the best costume.
Miss Matilda Goodheart and Miss
Anna Nordsletten entertained the Fllie
do club last evening at the Goodheart
home on Eleventh street north. A
musical programme was given and
games enjoyed after which refresh
ments were served.
The Sophomore class of the Agricul
tural college gave a class party last
evening in the music hall at the col
lege. Dancing and games were the
entertainment of the evening at the
close of which dainty refreshments
were served. The hall decorations were
in the class colors blue and gray. The
chaperones of the evening were the
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Misses Bessie Taylor, Pearl Dinan and
ivatnerino York.
Mrs-* T. Pel ton of Des Moines, la.,
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today
Miss Celeste Seymour and Mrs. Urn
est Wright returned this morning from
Bismarck where they assisted Miss
Wood in recital Thursday evening.
Miss Irma Erwin left yesterday for
Minneapolis, where she will attend the
purity congress convening in that city
the forepart of next week. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Blough of Grand
Forks who will also attend the con
vention.
The Ladies' Aid socletv of the Pres
byterian chux-ch will hold a business
meeting and social session at the
church parlors Tuesday afternoon. The
November division will act as hostesses.
The Misses Catherine and Ethel
Lowman and Pearl Dinan gave a pret
tily appointed bridge luncheon this
afternoon at the Lowman home on
Thirteenth street south. Miss Magda
lena Carpenter a bride of' the month
was the honored guest.
Mrs. Henry Larson of Fifth avenue
south is entertaining as her house
guests this week, Mesdames Beaumont
and Sakariassen of Jamestown and
Mrs. Hansen of Mandan. i
The Scandinavian W. C. T. U. wero
hostesses Thursday evening to tho
Scandinavian Sunday school teachers
of tho city at the home of Mrs. O.
Hadeland in compliment to Mrs. Wal
ter Snow. A muslcale programme was
enjoyed after which Mrs. Snow gave an
excellent talk on Temperance Teaching
in the Sunday School. She made an
outline for the teachers to follow in
the preparation of lessons for tomor
row which is World's Temperance Sun
day,
The Hawthorne club will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at the school house.
After, a programme a social hour will
be enjoyed and a large attendance is
requested.
Arrangements are being made for the
organization of a P. E. O. chapter in
this city. The members of the P. E. O.
sisterhood of the state held a banquet
Rt the Annex hotel yesterday afternoon
and discussed plans for a Fargo chap-
Mr. and Mrs. G. Arnesgard returned
to their home in Valley City today after
a few days' visit as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George Russell.
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Mabel Nelson of Dilworth en­
tertained the Duo Deco club last even
ing. Needlework was the diversion of
the evening.
The teachers of the public schools
were delightfully entertained last
evening by Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Watklns
of the Dakota Business college. On ,the
arrival of the guests at the Watkins
home, oacb guest was given several
sets of examination questions on which
they h^d to write. The first examina
tion was held in geography, and the
others in physiology, music, history
and literature. The passing mark was
forty and a prize was awarded to the
winner of each examination. Mr. and
Mrs. Watkins provided many kinds of
entertainment and at the close of the
evening served a delicious course
luncheon.
The senipr class of the high school
gave a banquet last evening to the
football teams of Fargo and Grand
Forks. The banquet, was served at
6:30 o'clock at the Agnssiz scho.pl.
AT THE HOTELS
THE GARDNER.
Alva Sprlggs, Roy Sprigfgra, I*UL
Ravmond, Irving Weitzel, H&rry Mc-j
Laughlin, Grand Forks Anna Hinman,
Bottineau: T, E. Hansen, Jamestown
Iver Urudevold, Page ('has. Wiper, I
Forinan: Jas. \V. Stull, Valley City I
Keith Bacon. J. Myron Bacon, Mamie
Wcstcott, Babe Hatton, Jrand Forks
Geo. A. Selke, Wahpeton Robt. D. i
Beery, Mott Frank Harris, Bismarck
VE FARGO FORUM AND DAILY REPUBLICAN^ SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1913.
KODAK
'or a week's
visit as the guest of Mrs. J. B. Eaton.
An unusually good programme will
®wfen b©'01"® the Drama section of
the Fine Arts club Monday afternoon,
Nov. 10. at 3:80 o'clock. The pro
gramfe Is as follows:
Chapters IV and V Miss York
Irish Drama
Synge—The Well of the Saints
Mrs. Colwell
Drama News Mrs. Minard
The Young Women's Christian asso
ciation of Fargo college will give a
room shower Monday afternoon to
which all the women of Fargo are in
vited. The hours aro 3 to 5 o'clock.
A wedding of unusual interest to
Fargo people is that of Clarence Mc
Culloch of this city to Miss Laura Mar
tin of Cleveland, O., which was solemn
ized at the home of the bride's mother,
Mrs. Eliza Martin of Parkslde Road,
Cleveland, Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
5. Only the Immediate members of
the family were present at the cere
mony which was read at 1:30 o'clock.
Miss Martin was attended by Miss Lil
lian McCulloch of this city and John
Pollock acted as best man. A wedding
luncheon followed, the color scheme
for which was pink and white, quanti
ties ol' roses adorning the rooms. Mr.
McCulloch and his bride left the same
afternoon for Chicago and after a
fortnight's visit in that city, Duluth
and Minneapolis, they will return to
Fargo and after the first of December
will be ut home in the Kessler apart
ments on Second avenue north.
——$-
Clarence F. Reynolds has returned
from Chicago and Detroit, Mich., where
he has spent tho past ten days.
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THE METROPOLIS.
F. N. Chaffee, Carrington L. T.
Buckley and wife, Page Tlieo. Emery.
Gardner D. Mlnock, Argusvllle A. L.
Grubb, Wahpeton Wm. E. Austin,
Wahpeton Iver Jondahl, Galesburg
W. H. Arnold. Wheatland F. E. Sheri
dan, Wheatland I. Collins, Grand
Forks Bertha Simonson, Wahpeton
Flossie White, Park River: M. L. Con
nolley, Mandan, Eugene Fretz, Grand
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ter, at which Mrs. J. B. Eaton presided.
The Fargo ladies present were Mrs.
Eaton, Mrs. Pascoe, Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. I
Beckworth, Mrs. Patterson and Mits!
Rtoner. The out of town guests present
were Miss A. Sanderson, Fanny C. Ami
don, Mary G. Deem, Minnie J. Nielson,
Hazel Nielson, of Valley City Lillian
Budge, Mrs. H. E. Simpson, of Grand
Forks: Anna Hilleshelm, of Dickinson,
and Mrs. E. H. Elvln, of Breckenridge.
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THE WALDORF.
Mrs. 0. A. Olson and daughter, Ober
on Ralph Smith, G. K. Kaneen, Grand
Forks W. R. Weir, Hlckson: Mrs. O.
A. Laughlin, Mrs. H. B. Gray, Valley
City M. C. Devorsehak and wife, Shel
don R. H. Treacy, Bismarck D. Nim
ock, Fred McLaren, Gardner H. A.
Smith. Enderlin E. R. Hazeltine,
Cakes Mrs. G. W. Mallaugh and son,
Devils Lake B. L. Cheney, Carrington
Blanch Miller, Page Wm. Cleland,
Jamestown Marlon A. Dalley, James
town S. C. Heel, Cooperstown J. A.
Daly, Bismarck ,J. S. Simins, Wimble
don O. Q. Siverson, Sanborn A. G.
Wineman, Grand Forks.
THE PRESCOTT.
E. W. Chinberg, Mont.epelier: A. A.
Walter, Galesburg: Nellie Bixley, Lis
bon: Lewis Westburg. Kulm Fred
Kahn, Kulm: W. L. Hodge, Dazey C.
E. Cavett, Lisbon: G. W. Mack, Emb
den Mrs. F. A. Goosman, Dazey Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Feering, Cooperstown
Alma Warberg, Maddock Mr. and Mrs.
Simmons, Maj'vllle: F. P. Squire, Ken
mare Mrs. J. A. Furst, Leonard Mrs.
E. W. Arnold, Leonard Wni. Piper and
son, Leonard H. H. Perman, Streeter
Mrs.. John Ware, Elliott Chas. G. E.
Ellery, Amenia Mr. and Mrs. Evlng
eon, Kindred.
THE ANNEX.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Gllbertson, Beach
Stewart Flakt, Sheldon Mrs. W. L.
Dlvet, Lisbon L. T. Brlckley and wife,
Pago C. D. Gulbranflsou, Hannaford
D. D. McKee. Toppen Mrs. J. E. Feath
erstone, Valley City Chas. E. Shrew
der. Lucca Rev. E. W. Savage, Lucca:
H. M. Strand, Enderlin A. A. Lee, Hat
ton J. H. Halthan, Bismarck O. E.
Thoreson, Hannaford Chester, Jack
son, Hannaford Alice Cochrane, Hat
ton Horace Ward, Tower City Ira
Garrett, Grandln MIsb May Johnsen,,
Lisbon.
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Mr.- Whitefiidi9 ln the title role of The Typhoon which ho will play here
on Tuesday evening at the North Dakota Agricultural college armory.
Forks O. J. Strand, J. A. Johnson, Aug.
Siverson, Mable Swenoon, Christine IJ.
S. Wallen, Portland F. O. Eberhardt,
Hunter F. T. Dehn, Ole O. Vie, Lisbon
Louis LIndstrom, Lisbon 51. T. Langa
ger, Blabon Albert S. Odegard, Aneta
Andrew M. Olson, Flnloy Cora Jones
Hanson, Ilarwood A. Monllaws, Abs.)
raka J. E. Bjorlie, Pckin Thos. Kirk,
R. Fchrodeskl, P. Miller, Ortonvllle
W. V. O'Brien, Grand Forks F. P.
Hogan, Devils Lake Martin Jacobsou,
Minot J. II. Bloom, Devils Lake.
THE ELLIOTT.
John Beattie, Casselton Sarah Ellen
son, Clara Ellenson, Gardner Lena
LIndberg, Mrs. Aug. Swanson, Edward
Framlath, Elliott J. F. Sherman,
Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Anton Christ,
Leal: Mrs. Cassie. Simpson, Leal Ida
Simpson, Leal Ellen Bakken, Picker'
Mrs. Leraas. Finley A. W. Pyzer, Mylo
Mrs. J. E. Sommerfeld, Anna Boettch
er, Arthur John Anderson, Finley G.
O. Hogesetli, Flngal J. Thorson, Kath
ryn H. J. Hanson, Litchville Wni. La
Plant. Jessie A. H. Johnson, Daven
port S. H. Daily, Berlin Phillip Billlg
meire, Berlin O. A. Schneider, Dazey
John Morton, Courtenay T, E. Tufte,
Northwood Jno. Iloi-nbeck, Jr., Edge
ley A. Fredekson, Sheldon.
THE .WEBSTER.
Ed. GIrk..Valley City: R. M. Williams
Mandan W. A. Turnquist, Harwood P.
R. Kramer, Finley: Mrs. John Parsons
and children, Belfleld: C. B. Slmms,
Bismarck Anna M. Gehorsky, Heaton
Verne Anker, Page W. W. Goddard,
Page.
CHARITY BALL
DATE IS SET
Wednesday evening Nov. 19 is the
date chosen for the second annual
charity ball. The affair to be given at
Columbus hall will be of great interest
to society and elaborate preparations
are being made by the committeo in
charge.
The charity ball which is becoming
an annual affair is given for the bene
fit of the Free Kindergarten and will
undoubtedly prove a success both so
cially and financially. Tho board of
the Free Kindergarten consists of Mrs.
R. C. Clapp. Mrs. Alex Stern, Mrs.
J. Bolley, Mrs. R. T. Herbst and Messrs.
Blakemore and Farrand. The tickets
for the ball will be placed 6n sale
next week and it Is hoped that the
public will take a great deal of inter
est in the coming social event.
The committee in charge consists of
Mesdames William Bristol, Julius Bak
er, Edwin Clapp, B. A. Orr, George Wil
son, Earl Brlggs, William Nichols, and
Harry Wooledge and the Misses Alice
Lewis, Delia Hawk, Katlierine Whee
lock, Irene Carpenter, Katherlne and
Ethel Lowman, Margaret Mitchell,
Adele Smith, Mary and Genevieve Mul
Ich, Gladys Guthrie, Mao Howe, Eliza
beth Maglll, Dorothy Ilanna, Margaret
Hollister, Dorothy Dalrymple. Luclle
Bristol. Jessie Walker, Pearl Dinan
and Clare Elliott. The committee is
holding a meeting this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Clapp and will announce
the list of patrons and patronesses
next week.
GIRLS' PAGEANT
HELD TONIGHT
"\Tjiie ITprelgn pageant to rbe given
this' cveirfng at the Agricultural col
lege armory by the Young Women's
Christian associations of Fargo and
Moorhead promises to be a great
event. The pageant will form at 8
o'clock and the public is cordially In
vited.
This same pageant written by the
class of 1912 of the National Training
school in New York city was first giv
en there few weeks ago with great
success,
Tho A. C. T. W. C. A. will represent
work in the association as Shanghai
and following Is the cast:
Chun Ming Yu .Theresa Howland
Miss Howard Bollta Frojan
Miss Ting Agnes Peterson
Dr. Wu Helen Monson
Amah ..Barbara Heidner
Chinese Girls—Members of tho associa
tion.
India—Cltr T. W. O. A.
Mother Marion Whipple
Ambu Bertha Schnerlo
Kurlbal ..Mabel De Moody
Miss Everett Alice Moshier
Child Widows iHigh School Girlr
South America—Moorhead Normal.
Miss West .-Miss Carlson
Miss Thompson........Miss Nicholson
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Japan—Fargo College V. W. f. A.
Onea San Irene Lelmbaclier
KI ta Han Ozetta Busick
Solos bv Miss Manzanlta Stephens
and Miss Lillian Wright.
Pilgrims* Oh or u h—Agricultural Collect
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ATTENDING BIG MEETING
The North Dakota's Agricultural
school is well represented fit the big
meeting of tho American Association
of Agricultural College Presidents
which la to convetic in Washington
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Pres. John H. Worst Is to head the
delegation for North Dakota. Others
from here attending the convention
will be Dr. E. F. Ladd, the pure food
commissioner: Prof. E. 8. Keene,
Prof. C. B. Waldron, Prof. George A.
Randlett and Director Thomas Coop
er of the experiment station.
Presidents of all agricultural col
leges and universities which include
the state agricultural colleges will be
present at the Washington gathering.
Besides President Worst the promin
ent figures of the convention this year
are expected to be President Vincent,
of the University of Minnesota, Pres
ident Van Hise of the University of
Wisconsin, President James of the
University of Illinois, Dr. William
Oxley Thompson, president of Ohio
State university, Thomas F. Crane,
acting president of Cornell university,
and President Butterfield of the Mas
sachusetts Agricultural, college.
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MILLINERY, HOSIERY AND LADIES' FURNISH1NG8
Sale of Seats For
Paderewski's
Recital
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At the Dakota Conservatory Offices
Edwards Block, 18-24 Broadway
Felico Venaud Miss Robertson
Jane Cholmondeley Miss Gould
Five Argentine Girls—Normal School
Only holders of season ticket* to our Artists* course will be
accommodated.
Address all inquiries to E. A. Boehmer, Director, Dakota Con
servatory of Music, Telephone 910-L*
EXAM. DATE IS CHANGED
Owing to the fact, that up to dal^
there have been received only a small
number of applications for the clerk
carrier examination, the date of this
examination has been changed, so that
it will be held on Saturday, Nov. 22.
The applications must be in the hands
of tho district secretary by Nov. 18.
Any applicant, who, will become 18
years of age within thirty days of
this examination date will be admit
ted.
Any information relative to this ex
amination may be had by applying to.
H. J. Hammes, local secretary at th«
postofflcc.
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