The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11

ON Monday evening the Cathedral
club will presentanother one OF their
amateur comedies. When one realizes
the great success obtained by these
people, there is 20 room for doubt as
to the success OF What's Next. The
cast, as usual, has been carefully Sc
lected, and they have spent many long
and weary hours in preparation for
this event. l.. p. Coleman will appear
for the last time on this stage, and he
promises to excel himself. Peter Ell
lott, Jr., is funny enough without re-
hearsing and If he does not keep the
audience in a scream, money will be
cheerfuIly refunded at the door. w. J.
Bowler and J. ". Carron each have
parts which require much study, but
they are able to deliver the goods.
Theodore Moher, Eva Shea, May Foy
and Claire Elliott are the ladies in the
play, and between them present some
ridiculous situations.
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Mrs Ralph r. Wolf, wife Of General
Secretary Wolf of the 7. M. C. A, and
son, arrived in the city last evening
and Immediately went to their home at
1346 First avenue south, which Mr..
Wolf had arranged for their recep-
ton. Since Mr.. Wolf has come to Far
go. Mrs. Wolf and son have been visit
ing with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
Jackson of Marshall. Mo, and with
friends and relatives in Kansas City.
Secretary Wolf is rejoicing nightly
over their arrival.
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Mrs. e. McDonough and daughter
Edith of Wheatland, wsFN visitors in
Fargo on Friday.
O.
The Misses elisabeth Martin and
Grace Davis, both of Page, were visit
ing in the city Friday.
The Fortnightly club held an open
meeting on Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r. M. Pollock on Eighth
street south. Mrs. E. M. Darrow gave
charming educational talk on the
Panama canal and displayed severa,
postcards and photographs OF the canal
people and buildings thereabout Mrs
Bartells also spoke of the conditions
there having lived for time In thai
country her husband being an engineer
there. The meeting In Its entirety wa.
of exceptional interest. Mrs. Pollock
served coffee and cake after the talks
to the guests, which was q departur,
from the usual custom as the club /!
supposed to be q purely intellectual
one. The club adjourned to meet Jan
3, at place and time to be late
decided upon.
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The Fargo Tribe OF the Red Mei
who met in the Loyal Knights hal
wednesday evening closed their bust
ness meeting with social session
cad a supper.
On Tuesday evening Miss Blanch
True gave another of her pleasan
evening entertainments to one OF he
classes at her home on Sixth stree
south.
Miss Minnie Hansen, Tenth stree
south returned to Fargo Thursday ev
ening from three weeks stay in Yer
million, s. d.
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Mrs. r. r. Heller of Menommine'
wis, returned to her home on Tues
day evening after two days visi
with her son and wife, DR.. and Mr.
w. Il. Heller, Second avenue south.
DIR. and Mrs. r. j. Campbell an
daughter Ruth, viii leave irnmediatel
after the holidays for a six month
trip abroad.
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On Thursday evening Master AT
thur simmons. Moorhead gave a JoIl
party to fifteen OF bis young friend
who met and played games dear
the childish heart. Christmas bel
and streaners Of red and green adorr
ed the rooms and presented a gay az
pearance to please the children.
o'clock . sumptuous supper was SCI
we'd and All Of those goodies the youn
AAolkn like were there La aDundancl