The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-08
Ut Interest to the Women
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pleasure ~ anticipated judging from
the first Of the series.
Miss Florence Greene OF Minot, NJ
D. ls the guest Of Miss Gladys Tay-
Tor Of Fifth avenue south.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Norwegian Lutheran church will meet
IN the church parlors Thursday aft
ernoon at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Adsero
and Mrs. Lolxken win be hostesses.
The Young woman's guild OF the
First Congregational church will meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs Dwight
Simmons on Eighth avenue south.
Plans will be laid for the years work
and all of the young ladies are asked
to be present.
Grand Forks Times: Scores OF the
young people are planning on spend
ing next Saturday In Fargo, going with
the university rooters to see the II. ~.
d. VS.. N. ID. Al. G. football game. A
special train win carry the party and
o merry time Is anticipated.
w. c. 4. u. workers win be inter-
ested In learning that Miss Doe, state
worker for the r. T. T.. gave very
successful recital last week at Amen
la and this week Miss Boo will be
heard In Hunter. Her work is con-
fined to the twelfth and fifteenth dis
tricts and Is very successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denis Lynch returned
on Monday evening from their we'd
ding trip which was spent In the twin
cities and Sank Center, MINI. Mr..
and Mrs Lynch have taken apart
ments at the Gardner for a week or
two, before moving into their new
home In. the Eddy cottage on Fifth
avenue south.
Next Sunday is the worlds temper
ance Sunday and some special service
will be held in each of the local
churches in honor of the day. DR..
Beard of the First Congregational
church has sent out special invita-
tions to the two local w @. r. unions
for Sunday evening, when special
services will be held.
Mrs. Geo. Hancock left this morning
for Lisbon, where she will be the
guest Of the Episcopal ladies OF that
sity and will deliver a lecture on The
Holy Land this evening. Mrs. Han
cock has an exceptionally pleasing
personality and her friends here are
sure that the ladies Of Lisbon win be
more than pleased with her presen-
tation Of the Holy Land as she saw 1t
on a recent rip abroad.
At the Cole hotel last evening Miss
Mile Jorgenson and George A. Hill
N
or the Broadway nj. e. church. Friends
OF the young people were uniformed
as to the event, but are awaiting the
happy couples return from a trip to
eastern points to offer congratulations.
The bridegroom is a popular employee
of the Northwestern Telephone Co.
and win make home for his bride
In this city.
Mrs. w. A. Hastings OF Chicago,
who is the guest OF Mrs. Harry S.
Babst, was honor guest last evening at
a dinner given by Mrs. Babst Covers
were prettily arranged for eight and
the centerpiece of the table was in
pink carnations and ferns. After din
ner a delightful informal time was
spent, Mrs Hastings adding to the
pleasure of the evening with several
clever piano selections. She is en-
route to the coast, where she will visit
for some time.
Mrs. A. w. Beals was hostess yes
terday afternoon at her home on
North Broadway to the ladies of the
Island Park Bridge club. An interest
ing game was played from four tables
Mrs. McEnroe winning high score and
Mrs. III. B. Quick capturing the free
for-all. The appointments were very
cleverly carried out In Thanksgiving
symbols. The score cards were pump
kins and the refreshments, which were
served after the game were on the
order.
Miss Anna U1oth was hostess last
evening at farewell function for a
number OF her young lady friends prior
to her departure for her home In
Valley City. The young ladies were
entertained at box party at the Sec
ond performance OF the Orpheum and
Just before the curtain went up were
presented with handsome box OF
chocolates by Manager Webster Miss
Uloth and her party received great
deal Of attention during the last act,
which was that OF the HI Skool Coils
and Boiz, and many or the jokes were
In their behalf. giving the audience
some idea as to the future intentions
OF the hostess OF the evening Miss
Uloth expects to leave in short time
for her home In Valley City to prepare
for her marriage the first OF the year
to Roy Severance, well known man
ager OF the Fargo Auto g. Supply CO.
here Miss Uloth has been stenogra-
pher for the Geo. Webster Theatrical
Co. for the past six years and has
large circle Of friends who wish her
much happiness. After the perform
ance at the Orpheum the party were
entertained with refreshments at one
Of the down town Ice cream parlors
by Mrs. Fred Crusoe. The guest list
beside Miss Uloth included the Misses
Hazel Young, Edith Peterson. anu