The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-11-14
OF Interest to the Women
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one decided that the meeting had been
one Of the most enjoyable OF the year.
The Billiken Card club will meet on
Friday afternoon with Mrs Gordon
Nesbit at her home on Mills avenue.
Friday evening the Colonials will
give their Thanksgiving party and q
delightful time ID anticipated by all
the members.
The Misses Lillian Ryan and Mary
Murphy have returned to their home
In Grand Forks after pleasant visit
with friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dreaseke and
daughter. Miss Naomi. were the week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Ross
and family at Casselton.
Miss Alice Dreasal1e is expected
home about Nov. 25 from the west
where she has spent the past month
with friends and relatives.
Friends win be glad TO learn that a
baby girl arrived last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton speer
Of the Hogan apartments.
Lynn stambaugh and Howard May
er Of the state university returned to
their duties at that institution Sunday
afternoon, after week end visit in
the city with friends.
Prof and Mrs. A. McMeans OF the A.
G. expect to leave about the first Of
next month for Chatham, ONT, where
they win make their home. Professor
McMealis is assistant to Professor
Waldron in the horticultural depart
ment and will probably enter the land
business at Chatham.
The Roycroft Dancing club gave one
OF their delightful parties last evening
with about 100 OF the members and
their friends present. One OF the popu-
lar city orchestraa played q programme
Of the latest dance music and at III
o'clock sumptuous supper was served.
Mrs. w. B. Howland and Mrs. Fl. ID.
Goodrich had the party in charge.
Mrs. j. S. watson Of Eighth street
south will be at home to q dozen OF
the former friends of her guest, Mrs.
J. M. Graham OF New York, tomorrow
to spend the afternoon informally.
| ANAA De NNIud161u HES UGG1UGQ I'D EWAK1&Au n
guest at the Watson home until after
Thanksgiving, which viii be good
news to her old and new friends here.
1t will be with UNIVERSAL regret
throughout the city and state that
friends learn Of the intended departure
in a short time of 8. G. Roberts, one
of Fargo's pioneer residents, for San
Diego, CAL, to make hts home. Mr..
Roberts has made Fargo his home for
the past forty years and has been
identified with many OF the most pro-
gressive projects for the betterment
OF the city. He intends to leave in
about ten days and will make the west
his home
The first meeting of the week of
prayer was held last evening at the
Y. w. G. A., Mrs. +. M. Walters hav-
ing the meeting in charge. she talked
to large number of girls and women
on China, telling Of the costumes and
the work Of various missionaries Mrs.
Walters Is an exceptionally interest
ing speater ana her talk last evening
was greatly enjoyed The meeting
this evening will be in charge of Mrs.
r. R4rsWolfe and all are cordially In
vited to be present.
The Sigma Theta Sorority girls of
Fargo college gave one Of their pretty
rushing" parties yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Miss Nell Bishop on
First avenue south. Honor guests Of
the occasion were the patronessess
Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Callander, and sew
eral OF the most popular Fargo college
girls. The rooms were very pretty
with carnations and In the dining
room a clever floral arrangement was
carried out and the room was lighted
with candles. After a pleasant after
noon of sewing dainty luncheon was
served, covers being laid for twenty
five.
An interesting event OF last even-
Ing WAS the public gospel temperance
meeting held under the auspices of the,
Scandinavian w. G. r. U. in Aaker's
hall. A good sized audience was pres
ent and enjoyed an excellent pro-
gramme. Rev. Il. Il. GyniId addressed
the meeting with very appropriate re-
marks complimenting the ladies on the
great work which Is being accomplish
ed by the w. c. r.. u. and assistance
the work offers the church. Rev. Mr..
Wufiestad also spoke and his remarks
were well received. Miss Margaret
Boe. state contest trainer for the w. c..
T. U. was present and favored the la
dies with one Of her excellent read.
ings. Miss Boe has reprganized the
Scandinavian Loyal Temperance legion
and regular meetings are being held
with an encouraging interest among
the young people.