The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-23
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season and the members Of the or
ganization desired to show their re-
gard for her kindness and executive
ability.
Ethel Pauline Reed arrived yester-
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win 4. Reed In Moorhead and was
heartily welcomed In the normal
school circles.
The Sunday School Teachers Train
ing department of the First M. II.
church has arranged for series OF
four lectures to be given during the
year. These lectures will be of es-
pecial help to those who are taking
the teachers training courses, also to
teachers and ali who are interested In
Sunday school work. The first lec-
ture OF the course will be given next
Monday evening, Sept. rs, by Miss Hill,
teacher of art of the Fargo college.
Her subject will be The Prophets OF
the Old Testament. A cordial invita-
tion lis extended to all who are inter-
ested in Bible study.
The Woman's Relief corps will meet
In the @. A. r. hall at 8 o'clock Mon
day afternoon, Sept. rs. There will be
initiation and lunch.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Dibble and
daughter, Sidney, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Rea of Forsythe, Mont, passed
through the city this morning en- route
to st. Paul. During visit at the Rea
ranch near Forsythe Mr.. Dibble was
taken Ill with a stroke OF paralysis,
and the family are taking him to
their home near st. Paul, assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Rea.
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Mrs. g. Archibald of st. Cloud,
Mimi, is guest this week at the
Rea farm.
The d. C. club Of young girls held
a hiking party last evening. Early in
the evening campfire was built at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Stowe
on Thirteenth street south, and jolly
hour was spent roasting marshmal-
lows. Later the entire party went for
a ten block hike and by that time
were ready for the delicious picnic
supper which awaited them on thier
return to the Stowe residence. There
were twelve girls in the party and each
voted the evening a most delightful
diversion from the usual form of enL
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Mrs. w. ID. Crawford entertained In
her delightful manner about twenty
lady friends yesterday afternoon at
sort Of farewell party. A pleasant
informal time was spent and an en-
ioyable faeture Of the afternoon was a
reading by Miss Cora Ramsden. The
dining room Of the pretty Crawford
home on Seventh street south was
charming with vases of sweet peas and
gladiolus graced the parlors. 1t is |
with much regret that the many |
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford |
learn of their intended departure from |
the city about Oct. for Des Moines, |
Ia, to make their home. The change /
was deemed necessary on account Of /
Mr.. Crawford's recent promotion, and
success and many new friends are
wished for them in the new surround |
ngs.
Mrs. A. HI. Costain of Moorhead was |
hostess on Tuesday afternoon to the
ladies' Of the M. w. N. club. Nastur-
tiums were used in profusion about /
the rooms and luncheon was served to
the six members OF the club. This is
one of the well known and popular So
cial clubs Of Moorhead and their meet.
ngs are occasions of much pleasure.
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The ID. b. c. Athletic association has
issued invitations for q dancing party
10 be given in Prizes hall next FRI
lay evening, Sept. 20. Good music has
been secured and as this is the first Of
The season there will be large num-
Der Of the young people OF the city
present Invitations must be present
ID at the door.