The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-12
Of Interest to the Women

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Fargo people are proud to claim her
as a Fargo girl.
Mrs. a. C. Pabst left Saturday for
Belfield, where she win be the guest
for two weeks OF Mrs. PETERSON, at her
ranch near that plasce.
Alfred steckler. jr.. Of New York
city was the guest of Sam and VIII
liam Stern In the city today en- route
from the Yellowstone park
G. r. oium Of Lisbon. N. D., who for
the past week has been visiting
friends at Williston, past through this
city to St Paul, this morning.
Mrs. John Lang Of Moorhead, and
daughter, Mrs Ole Flore, left last
evening for Chicago. where they viii
visit with James Fl. Lang for short
time.
Miss Hannah Sinebarg arrived In
the city Saturday evening from Mar
Quette, Mich. and will be the guest
OF her cousin Mrs. Aug. Hanson, on
Tenth street north.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Warner, daugh-
ter, MaybeIle. and sons, clifford and
Walter. OF Thirteenth street south will
leave Friday morning for the south.
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. H. r. La5oie Of winnipeg is the
guest of her mother, Mrs III. Lajoie,
for q fortnight. Mr.. Lajoie will come
to Fargo at the end OF that time for a
short visit and accompany her back
to Winnipeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max stern and fam
tH. and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stern
and family will motor to Minneapolis
tomorrow. They expect to leave early
In the afternoon and Sam Stern will
preside at the wheel.
MRS. 3. A. orr returned Sunday
evening from the east. where she has
spent the summer with relatives and
friends. Professor and Mrs. Orr and
the Misses Stanley and Reid have
taken a house on Eighth street south
for the winter.
Miss Jean Traynor OF the office de-
partment at the A. c., left Saturday
for Grand Forks, where she is the
guest OF her parents this week, and
will be present at the wedding Of her
sister, Miss Lulu, which occurred this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Cash Lyle Of DeKolb
junction, N. Y. arrived in the city
yesterday and will be the guests OF
friends in the city for several days.
They are making an extensive trip
through the west and are greatly
pleased with the country.
At meeting or the Metropolitan
German club held yesterday afternoon,
officers were elected for the coming
season and programme Of parties
made out. Three cotillions will be
given, the first on Dec. /, and the
others, Dec 26 and Feb. 81. The mat
ter Of giving a fourth party was left
for future consideration. Barney Lie
berg. Dana Scott, and Mr.. Corwin,
were elected to m the vacancies in
membership, The officers were chosen
as follows: President, Seth Richard
son; vice president. VIM. Boyd; secre-
tary- treasurer, Edwin Clapp. The new
season Is anticipated with much pleas
ure and the parties VIII be the usual
pretty affairs that are so popular with
this club
One OF the preasantest gatherings OF
the fall season was the meeting of the
Young Ladies' guild from the First
Congregational church Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Geo. r. Mil
Ter on Tenth street south. The after
noon was spent In sewing while Miss
Topping spoke on the work of the
Crittenton home. emphasizing the 1u-
venile court department The girls
were greatly enthused with interest
In the work and there were many OF
fers of help and for assistance on Tag
day. The response was very generous
and Miss Topping was kept busy an
swering questions concerning the
work Seventeen young ladies' were
present and greatly enjoyed the deli
cious luncheon served by their host
ess at the close of the afternoon. Mrs
AhAACI was aSnActOu Uy nGE daughters,
Miss Frances Miller ana Mrs, Hyatt.
An interesting fact in connection
with the help that has been offered
the ladies Of the Florence Crittentcn
Home circle for Tag day is the splen-
did offer Of the Typographical union
to furnish the tags. They were COM
pIeted and delivered yesterday. The
circle greatly appreciates this gener-
Gus action on the part Of the Typo
graphical union at this time, when
they are 30 greatly in need Of funds.
The home Is completed ready for oc-
cupancy but as yet no donations have
been made in regard to purchasing the
children.s beds and Miss Topping
states that 1t IS most necessary that
they get moved into the new building
before further cold weather They
have recently moved into the base
ment OF the new home and occupied
the kitchen and dining room. which
are vastly more convenient than the
old quarters, but further moving is
impossible until the beds for the ba-
bfnw are rrcvfdad Tsha xunvkeY.a xn,Far