The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22

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Eunice jacobson. Joice Popple, Rae
Wilson and Hilma Killander.
Mrs. A. C. Biernan. Colonial nats.
entertained the Gethsefnane guild on
Thursday afternoon at her apartments.
Dainty refreshments were served after
the business session.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown OF Armenia
were Fargo guests this week.
The juniors Of the Fargo high school
have issued invitations for the second
or their series of dancing parties which
will occur on Jan. 2s at stones hall.
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Miss True, who leaves next week for
post graduate course at rhe Minne-
sofa university, will be succeeded by
Mrs. Hazelton at the Fargo college.
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Mrs. A. FL. Dodsley was hostess to the
Woman's Home Missionary society OF
rhe Baptist church on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. III. Chisholm entertained the
Woman's Home Missionary society Of
the First M. e. church on Tuesday af-
ternoon at her home on First avenue
south, Refreshments were served after
the work Of the day was completed.
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Mrs w. A. Mccain Of Hillsboro left
on the belated train on Saturday ev-
ering for her home after two days
visit with "A. T. Shotwell in Island
park. Z !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Of Graceville,
Mimi, left Sunday for Minneapolis
visit. They expect TO return to Fargo
for short visit with their daughter,
Mrs. G. l. Gross. Tenth street north.
before starting on trip abroad.
Mrs. MarJory Van Pelt Hardy and
daughter Ruth left Sunday evening for
her home in Bemidji, Mimi, after a four
days visit with friends in Fargo.
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Rev Laurance G. Moultrie. rector of
All Saints, and wife Of Valley City
were> in town on Monday.
Banker James ]. Early of Valley City
was Fargo visitor Wednesday and |
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B. w. Ashley, Tenth street north, has |
Of the International Harvester Co, left |
Wednesday for his new position which |
covers a large territory. Mrs Ashley |
will remain in Fargo for a time at
least as Mr.. Ashley has large farm in
terests near here and will not leave
Fargo altogether.
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The farmers gave banquet at the
Gardner on Tuesday evening at which
l25 guests were present.
Miss Lindgren has assumed charge
IF the English classes. Monday and
evenings at the Y. w. C. A,
Turing the illness of Miss Russell.
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Prof w. G. Palmer of Winona Lake,
Ind, spent the week in Fargo. Prof.
Palmer has accepted a position at the
A. c. which was formally held by H.
L. Hughes. He will return to Fargo
ext month to remain. The trustees
are much elated to have secured so
able a man as they have, and he will
be a valuable addition to the faculty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Furlong of Col
gate were Fargo visitors this week
The Fortnightly club held its regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. Arland /
d. Weeks on Tenth street north on
Monday afternoon. The programme was
especially interesting. Mrs. Guthrie
gave an excellent talk on Day Nurser-
les which was particularly profitable |
because of the need at this time for
such an institution in Fargo, and should
enlist the sympathy and assistance of I
every woman in this city The poor
mother who must of necessity leave
small children alone, while she goes out
to work by the day to sustain them,
cannot build well to the future citizen
ship of North Dakota. Mrs. Sudros |
paper on Rest Rooms and Miss Bergh's /
on School Lunches were equally ex-
cellent and deserving attention. The |
of a rest room where farmers |
wives as we'll as town women could /
be made comfortable was clearly shown /
while Miss Bergh's ideas on the effort |
to educate a poorly nourished body was |
made most clear and convincing. A |
committee reported that Prof. Beck
with of the A. G.. had consented to talk /
to Uhe fortnightly club and friends at |
an early date, on Pure Water. Prof |