The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-08

Katherine Wheelock, Claire Elliott and
Lucille Bristol
Mrs. ]. w. Carroll of Lisbon spent
yesterday in the shopping districts.
w. M. Ball, of the Wheelock Auto
Co, returned Wednesday evening from
Hunters Hot Springs, where he spent
a two weeks vacation.
The many friends In the city Of
Arthur Crabbe of Salt Lake city will be
pleased to learn that he is in the city
for week and is the guest Of his
brother, S. f. Crabbe and family of
Third avenue south.
The Bay View club will hold their
next regular meeting, Monday, Dee. IL.
and Ancient and Modern Literatures
of the Hebrew People, will be the SUBJ
jects for study. Mrs. f. e. Stratton
will have charge of the former and
Modern Literature will be a round ta-
bic, each member contributing to the
topic.
The committees in charge Of the
Christmas parties of the dancing clubs
met yesterday afternoon at the X. of
G. hall to make arrangements for dec
Grating the hail. The scheme will be
carried out In colors suggestive of the
holiday season. Christmas week win
be one round of parties and each will
rival the other in happy arrangements.
After much elaboration on the part
of the committee in charge to avoid
conflicts with other events, the first
Elk's party has been announced for
Saturday evening, Dec. is and invita-
tions will be sent out as soon as posi-
BILE. The Elks' hall on Second avenue
north will be in use for the occasion
and delightful time is being planned.
Grand Forks Herald: The w. G. Il.
II. will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. George Hyslop,
317 Cottonwood street. DR. Frederick
HI. Styled will give an address, The
Prospects of the Cigarette Smoker in
Life. An invitation is extended to all
mothers as well as the members Of
the organization. The members are
asked to either bring or send their
contributions for the box, which win
be packed to send to the Florence
Crittenton home in Fargo.
The oratorio this evening under the
auspices OF the FL ZagaI patrol prom
Uses to attract large portion Of the
music loving people of the city and
from out-of-town. Last evening Pro-
fessor Stephens, who has the chorus In
charge went through the entire pro-
gramme and everything is in perfect
condition for the presentation Of Gall
liza and Stabat Mater this evening.
The oratorio will be given in the Ma
sonic temple, which has a flne large
auditorium and the choruses together
with four of the leading soloists Of the
twin cities win afford the people OF
Fargo and vicinity one OF the rarest
treats Of the season.
Last evening jolly party of young
girls met in the parlors of the First
M +. church and enjoyed a pleasant
evening, The group of girls were the
old and new members OF Robt. Me-
Culloch's class from the Sunday school,
who are trying to raise their member
ship up to a regular attendance OF
thirty-five girls each Sunday. After
q short time spent with games and
contests IA. Il. Bishop. superintendent
Of the Sunday school, spoke encour-
agingIy to the girls as did r. r.. Wolf
OF the z. M. C. Al, who expressed
himself as interested in the future of
the young ladies' as we'll as young men.
mr. and Mrs McCulloch and Mrs. J..
M. Walters also added to the pleasure
Or the evening with their presence. At
an early hour delicious refreshments
were served and the girls left for their