The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-28
Of Interest to the Women
Social Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed OF Armenia
motored to the city yesterday and
spent the day with friends in the city,
returning home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Kurtzn1an re-
turned yesterday from Minneapolis
and Rochester, where they combined a
trip OF business and pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller OF Sec
ond avenue south will leave oct. 10
for White salmon, Wash. where they
will spend the winter with their son,
VIII.
The junior choir OF st. Marks Eng
lish Lutheran church will give a SO
cial Friday evening at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Hawkins, 1908
Front street "A cordial invitation Isl
extended to all the young people OF
the church and their friends.
Miss Florence Austin, vioiinist. ar
rived this morning from Minneapolis,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Mar
ian Austin. Miss Austin will be heard
this evening In recital under the aus
pices OF the Dakota conservatory, her
sister will be her accompanist. This
is the first recital given by this con-
servatory for the season and promises
to be exceptionally fine.
Their many friends In the city will
be glad to learn that Mrs w. B. Lysie
and her daughter, Miss Evelyn, have
returned home from several months
trip through the west, visiting many
points Of interest on the coast and on
their way home. Among the places
where they visited were Colorado
Springs, Spokane, Seattle, Salt Lake
City, Denver, Omaha, and are highly
enthusiastic over the western country.
Grand Forks Times: Mr.. ana Mrs.
w. Kent Keith arrived last evening
from Fargo and are being entertained
as delightful guests of Mrs. Keith's
father Samuel Panovitz, at his home
on Walnut street This visit gives
the friends of this autumn bride and
bridegroom their first opportunity to
extend congratulations and their two
weeks visit win undoubtedly be made
exceedingly pleasant. Mr.. Keith ex-
poets to be out OF the city for q few
days while on his regular trips.
Local Y, w. e. a. workers will be
interested in knowing that the cafe
terra department of the Grand Forks
association was opened on Tuesday
evening and a large number of the
ladies of that city were present to test
the f1rst service. The cafeteria there
promises to be good success under
the direction of Mrs. Jennie Wiltsie.
1t Is prettily furnished and fully
modern. The formal opening of the
lunchroom will take place next week
with general house warming follow
ing. There are twenty five young la
dies in the Grand Forks dormitory
and they plan to begin classes Oct. 8,
and vesper services have been an
nounced for a week from next Sunday.
Yesterday AFTERNOON the scandina-
Wan w. G. T. u. met at the home of
Mrs. B. p. Haugen Of Second street !
north and held one OF the most en-
thusiastic meetings Of the season,
with about fifty-five members pres |
emit The regular business OF the
union gave place to the reports OF |
the Tay day workers and the dele
gates to the recent jamestown con-
vention. The reports Of this union |
received second prize at the conven- |
eASh 1Au IHS s1SahuAnnNlnH AduleS car
ried the first banners to this city for
the largest number OF active members |
and for the largest number Of honor
airy members. Mrs II. III. Aaker OF |
the Scandinavian union was made
a life member. Mention was made OF
the fact that the city OF Jamestown
was unusually clean, and especially
commenting on the mayors regular
and interested attendance at the meet
ings OF the convention. The ladies
were much encouraged by the outcome
or their efforts during the past year
and will continue to enlarge their /
work as the year progresses. The
report on Tag day showed that about
$65 were raised by the union workers.
The afternoon was brought to close