The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-19

Mrs.. H. Amerland left Monday
morning for Wahpeton where she
spent a couple Of days with her
daughter. Miss Blanche who Is teaching
at that place.
Miss Katherine Deveau OF the
Central school, leaves Friday night to
spend the Easter vacation at her
home In MINNEAPOLIS.
Quite the biggest thing In church
work Is the sale and supper to be given
Thursday afternoon and evening.
March "a, by the ladies Of the First
Congregational church. The church
was injured by fire last winter and the
pipe organ entirely destroyed. The
proce@ds OF the sale are to be turned
into the organ fund. All kinds of
fancy and useful articles have been
manufactured for this sale to bring In
the supper are to be used
for O. missionary offering. Any
one having partaken OF one of these
church suppers will surely come again
as the ladies are all famed for their
good cooking.
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Miss Helen Wilkinson OF the state
university at Grand Forks, was Wis
itor to the city Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Jones and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Diehl. all OF
Lisbon. made up O. party who were
guests at the waldorf wednesday
night.
Miss Fannie Picton entertained at
q thimblebee and dinner at her home
last Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs, w. Fl. Dietrich and two children
epeot to leave soon for Indiana where
they win join Mr.. Dietrich to make
their future home.
Miss May Woodhouse who was oper-
ated upon here for appendicitis left
with her mother Mrs. q. ri. Woodhouse
for their home in Fergus Falls on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. BEN Harold Of Wheat
land were Fargo visitors on Thursday.
Miss Anna Benedict Tenth street
north was hostess ON Friday afternoon
at a sewing bee given to a. club Of
young maids and matrons. A dainty
and delectable luncheon was served
late In the afternoon.
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The New Englanders on Tuesday
evening gave most enjoyable banquet
at the Gardner hotel in the large din
ing room at $3.50 and hundred guests
partook OF the especially prepared
vivands. A splendid programme was
carried out with music and readings
and toasts.
Kent e. Darrow and his room mate
from John Hopkins university sailed
from New York on Wednesday for
Strausberg, Germany, where for the
next term they viii make an especial
study OF German, returning in the fall
to complete the course at the John
Hopkins. Frank and Dan barrow
will spend the summer abroad Joining
Kent for tour OF the continent.
Mrs. A. w. Brawn and daughter,
Mrs. W. Rutherford OF Galesburg, N. d.
left Thursday morning for home after
two weeks in Fargo.
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The Owls banqueted last evening.
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Thursday evening at the First Meth
odist church the brotherhood listened
TO a lecture by DR.. Mcconnell OF the
DuPauw university. A reception was
held after the talk and refreshments
were passed.
The might OF stunts" last SaturA
day at the Fargo college proved TO be
a novel and happy affair.
On wednesday evening the apart
ments of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Rasmus-
sen OF Moorhead were festive In arti-
f1cial cherry blossoms, chrysanthemums
and lantern lighted. The friends who
gathered In response to an invitation
20 a japanese party found the hostess
arrayed In handsome imported XII
mona and the fancy costumes OF the
visitors charmingly carried out the In
tent of the party. japanese tea, chop
suey and yalkamfn were served for re-
Treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ross came home
from avisit TO Woods on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch McMurchy
formerly OF Fargo reached here on
last Saturday from California.
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The Mems club and third division OF
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid gave
social evening TO the members and
friends az the church on Friday even
ing. A musical programme was rem
dered after the banque at $3.50, Mrs
william Mckinney read paper on
Fairgrounds.
The Kings Heralds OF First Metho-
dlst and Broadway Methodist church
90, held public meeting in the
iecture room OF the First Methodist
church Friday afternoon at 4:sC
o'clock. Secretary Stick Of the Lay
mems Missionary convention address
cd the boys and girls on his ex-
periences foreign countries.
A baby daughter arrived at the
home or Or. and Mrs. q. J. Pattisor
on Thursday evening In time to cele-
brate St. Patricaas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hector and
Miss Evelyn were twin city visitor FOR
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Clark have taxer
apartments at the Rockwell on Dightt
street south. Mrs. Clark Ia spending
few days in Billings. Mont on busi.
ness.