The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Shotwell made
Ia business trip to Lake Melissa yes
terday,
Mrs. Gordon Nesbit of Mills avenue
win be hostess to the Billiken club to-
morrow afternoon.
Professor Bohlin of the Dakota Con-
| servatory is spending the latter part
| Of the week out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKone returned Sun
day night from a visit in Chicago,
Richmond and West Baden.
w. B. shotwell returned Tuesday
from business trip visiting the twin
cities, Chicago, Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati.
Little Miss Agnes Nelson of Fifth
avenue south will be hostess this
evening for few of her little
friends.
p w. Simpson, one of the popular
travelling men Of Fargo, was called to
Minneapolis on a business trip Tues
day evening.
The Book and Thimble club hold
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%, with Mrs. A. N. Hathaway of Sixth
avenue south.
Several dainty affairs are to be given
in short time for Miss Agnes Soul
ley of Saltwater, Mimi, who is the
guest of Miss Rita Burns.
Theh Lady Maccabees of Moorhead
will be hostesses this evening to the
Lady Maccabees of Fargo at the Ma
sonic rooms in Moorhead
The w. C. T. u. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs. F. II.
Wilder of 1119 Fourth avenue south
"A large attendance is desired.
Miss Evelyn Everhart left this aft
ernoon to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Byron Massie of Grand Forks and
other friends. She will return the first
part of next week.
Mrs. Geo. Nichols will be at home
to a number of her friends in the
interest of the associated charities to-
morrow afternoon. Miss Robinson, the
visiting nurse will speak.
Mrs. G. B. Thimens of Island park
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brother, Norman Grant at Walker
MINI. She also spent some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Painter Of st. Paul
Miss Faith Gardner returned to her
school work at Valley City Monday
after spending Sunday with her par
ents. She was accompanied by Miss
Emma Miller, who also spent Sunday
at home.
Miss Ruby Cullen expects to leave
next week, for Grand Forks to spend
month with Miss Mae Lynch and
other friends. Miss Cullen was con
nected with the republican headquar-
ters there during the summer.
The Degree of Honor ladies will give
euchre party in the A. o, u. w. hal
Friday afternoon. Cards will be play
ed from 2:3O until O'clock, after
which refreshments will be served and
prizes given. A delightful time Is as
sured
The Book and Thimble club held q
very enjoyable meeting yesterday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Geo. Everhart OF
Fifth avenue south. Mrs. Geo. Mich
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put away, dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Chas. Shaver entertained the
Loyal Temperance Legion yesterday
afternoon in a most charming manner
Delicious refreshments were served
The legion has decided to hold their
regular meetings at 1880 Sunday after
moons.
Great preparations are being made
and plans are being carried out for the
best of times to be had at the junior
high school dance, and in short time
the invitations will all be ut Many
| look forward to these parties will
much pleasure as the younger society
set always attend and they Away:
| happen three times during the winter
Two other dates are being discussed
but the first one will take place Nov
g.
| Nov III is the second birthday ami.
versary of the local Young Woman:
| Christian association and the mem
bers numbering over 450 are going tt
celebrate. This will be strictly {
membership affair and all member:
are cordially lHNiASus IdiitCS "Au ~
| freshments with cake and candies will
be carried out in true birthday style
and a good time has been planned
The celebration will take place in tbs
Y. w. G. A. parlors.
Tomorrow evening is the time Sc
by the young ladies of Robt. McCul'
loch's class of the First Methods
Sunday school to hold their first socia
event of the season. The soliciting
and social committees are very busy
| and they assure the members of thu
class and their invited friends a joll,
time with good things to eat Mr.
and Mrs. McCuIloch will chaperon
and all the members of the class ar,
asked to be present and bring ;
gentleman friend.
In the final summing up of the tai
lday receipts in St Paul 1t was fount
that Nine Melba who happened to b.
There at that time and offered he
services at a tag vendor came sec
Iond in the list of those turning tn,
largest amount Of money. Melba solt
tags at her room in the Aberdeen ant
Ealso at the auditorium after her con
cert and her receipts amounted tt
l$s146 A $40 bill was found in tn,
ldiva's box and 1t was suggested tina
the charitable diva probably paid tina
amount for her tag as well as tender
ling her services.
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