The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-24

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and all the members are asked to at
tend.
Miss Ruth B. Smith arrived in town
Tuesday evening and Is the guest of
Mrs. w. J: Clapp of Fifth avenue south.
Miss Smith was the first student
volunteer missionary from Fargo co..
lege. She was born in China and
came to this country to be educated
when IA years old and graduated from
the college in 1907. TIL; people Of
Fargo who are interested in the work
OF Miss Smith and the foreign, mis-
sionary societies will have opportuni-
ties to listen to her on several occa-
sions during the week. Sunday noon
she will talk to the Presbyterian Sun
day school, in the afternoon at o'clock
she viii address the four local Young
Women's Christian Associations, en-
braCing the Fargo college, Moorhead,
agricultural and city associations, and
in che evening she will speak to the
EpwOrth league of the First Metho-
dist church and later at the Broadway
Methodist church. Tuesday morning
Miss Smith will speak in chapel at
the Fargo college and in the even
ing at the meeting of the Standard
Bearers to be held at the home of TIE
Misses Lenora and Selma Schwarts.
Wednesday evening she viii speak at
the First Methodist church, after
which an informal reception will lie
given by the ladies of the Foreign Mis-
siOnary society. Thursday morning
Mrs. Clapp and Miss Smith will leave
for Duluth to attend the annual meet
ing of the Minnesota branch of the
WoEans Foreign Missionary society
of the M E. church. Miss Smith will
sail Nov. 8 for China to- begin her
work
The following account of the wedding
of Miss frankie Latta, formerly of this
city. but recently of Jamestown, APP
peared in The Jamestown Alert: The
wedding of frankie Arzetta Latta to
Lee Slater of Mandan took place at 8
p. m, Friday at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Latta. North Sixth
avenue, jamestown, Rev. Morrison, Of
fiCiated. The bride was charmingly
carried
brides roses. After the ceremony the
happy couple were the recipients of
very hearty congratulations and well
wishes. They received a great many
handsome, useful and ornamental SOU
Venirs of the occasion, ranging al, the
way from cut glass and silver to more
prosaic articles. Not the least priced
among the presents a purse of 800
from Mrs. Jewett of Butte, Mont.
grandmother of the bride. Mr.. Slater
and bride leave at once for Mandan
where they will make their home and
where he Is engaged in the hardware
business with his father, J. A. Slater.
He has been employed upon the North
ern Pacific railway in different capaci-
ties for number of years but has re-
tired to the mercantile pursuit. His
bride is well known in jamestown
circfEs and has a host of friends. She
is a graduate Of the grammar depart
ment of jamestown city schools, at
tended the Fargo high school two years
and jamestown college last winter.
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The ladies of the Degree of Honor.
the auxiliary of the A. o. u. W.. have
planned for series of dancing par
ties during the autumn and winter
months at the new A. o. u. w hall
on Roberts street, on the first and
third Fridays Of each month. The FIRST
Of such parties will be held Friday
evening, Oct. L AS they will be
strictly invitation affairs, invitations
VIII soon be issued to the young people
Of the city Members of the A. o. U
W. and Degree of Honor will be ex-
pected t" attend without special in
vitations. The floor is one of the best
in the city for dancing purposes, and
those who attend may expect to find
good music and an opportunity of
having an enjoyable evening. Dancing
from 9 until IL o'clock.
Cards have been received by Fargo
friends announcing the marriage OF
Fred G. McKendry and Miss Anna r.
Bstrop of Mandan. The ceremony took
| place at the home of the bride, We'd
| nesday, Sept. Fl. immediately after
the ceremony the young people left
for California, Salt Lake City. Denver
and other points on a four weeks
honeymoon. Mr. McKendry is a con-
ductor on the Northern Pacific rail-
road, running between Mandan and
Dickinson, and is a member of the
Fargo lodge of Elks. Miss Estrop is
one of Mandan's popular young ladies
and has many friends throughout the
state.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Loney who are
to make their home here made the
trip from Grand Forks in their auto
mobile an en- route stopped at Hope
for short visit with friends.
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Miss Margaret Thompson, sister Of
George j. Thompson of the Mcorheat
Plumbing G. Heating Co, has left fol
an extended visit with relatives il
Canadaigua, N. Y.