The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-05
Of Interest to the Women

NtA-A0Au anu n1IS. k1uuAluSy were Wei
coined into the club.
M. A. Brattland and c. ]. Lofgren,
prominent business men of Ada, Mimi.
are IN the city today on business.
Mrs. F. ]. TritchIer Of Eleventh
street north viii entertain the We'd
nesday afternoon 500 club this week.
Mrs. Victor PETERSON OF Belfeld ar
rived yesterday morning and Is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
M. Johnson Of Tenth street south.
The meeting for Wednesday Of the
Island park Charities auxiliary has
been postponed until Friday, Dec. Is.
The place OF meeting will be an
nounced later.
The first Elks' dancing party of the
season has been set for Monday even
ing, Dec. ii in the Elks' hall The
committee in charge which is compos-
ed Of Jack Shotwell, r. g. Patterson
and Charles Rogers are planning to
make the event one of the most de-
lightful of the season.
DIR. Dillon will give the last of the
series of lectures on First Aid to the
Injured this evening at the Y. w. C. A.
His subject will be Emergency Cases
Before and After, which promises to
be most interesting. Tsese lectures are
free to all and everyone is cordially
invited to be present.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Byron G.. Massie OF Mime
apolis, that they viii leave soon TO
spend Christmas with Mr.. Massies
parents in Kansas City and win be in
Fargo shortly after to make Mrs.
Massie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
A. Evarhart OF Fifth avenue south, q
short visit.
The Misses Hulda Fossum and Han
nah Jensen spent a delightful after
noon at the home Of Miss Lilly Hen
ming on Eleventh avenue north yester-
day making various home made can
dies for the social and bazaar to be
given by the Betania Young Peoples
society at the Norwegian Lutheran
church this evening.
The COLONIAL Dancing club will com
bine the parties announced for Dec. II
and jan 5, and will give one large
cotiIlion on Jan. 5, in place of the two
parties. The members OF the club are
asked to note the change in dates
Misses Helen Welter, Margaret Hol.
lister and Mildred Hildreth viii b,
hostesses of the evening.
The Washington Neighborhood clul
will hold an open meeting Wednesday
evening, Dec. 6. at o'clock at the
Washington school. Mayor Lowell anC
other prominent men will be presen
and will speak concerning the question
of giving the street car company tn,
| franchise they desire. All men anC
women are cordially invited to b,
present,
The many friends of Ernie Kent ii
this state win regret to learn that hi.
| health is in a very serious condition
He is at Colorado Springs. where h,
is being cared for by his devoted wife
Notwithstanding his condition he Il
still caring for his business and keeps
up good courage. though physicianl
give him very little encouragement
concerning his probable recovery.
The young ladies OF Robt. McCul
loch's class of the First NJ e. Sunda,
school are planning a party on Thurs
| day evening for the girls of the clas
and any young ladies in the city whI
care to join the class are cordially in
vited to be present and enjoy pleas
ant evening getting acquainted witt
the girls in the class. The event will
take place in the parlors of the church
4 To r.
hostess last evening in honor of Mrs
| A.. G. Nichols and Miss Edith John.
son, who leave next Thursday for Mrs
Nichols home at Atlanta. Ga. Cards
were the entertainment OF the even.
ing, Mrs. Nichols winning the ladies
high score and Mr.. Dickinson the priz.
| for the gentlemen. AT 1880 deliciou,
luncheon was served with pretty ap
pointments. Mrs. Nichols has been tn,
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. M. Johnson of Tenth street soutl
for the past few months and her sis
ter, Miss Edith, will return home witt
her to spend the winter.
Miss Lucille Husting and Miss AIliel
Stone entertained last evening at
box party at the Orpheum theatre, il
honor of Emerson Higgins Of Winons
Mimi, who Is visiting in the city TIL
young people met at the home Of Mis-
Husting in the operahouse annex, anl
then proceeded to the first performance
of the Orpheum. After the perform
ance the happy group were escorted t
the Bijou cafe, where a light luncheon
was served. The guests include,
Marian Sutherland, Ruth Baker, Alliel
Stone, Ellen Smith and Lucille Hustin,
and Hewiston Pollock, Kennith Goodwin
Ralph Baker. Emerson Higgins an,
Walter Cushing
| The vesper services at the z. w. c
A. We're especially interesting on Sun
day afternoon. DIR. Ella Lonn Of tn,
Fargo college spoke on Settlemen
Work telling Of how 1t is carried on ii
Philadelphia and Chicago especially Al
she has seen 1t. She mentio1eI thu
work at Hull house and the Chicag,
university particularly. She told o
the origin of settlement work and hov
/ the various Institutions carry it on Il
the settlement districts, giving tn
number OF settlements and the way TIL
workers in the institutions do perform
their duties. Mrs. r. M. Pollock lea,
the devotionals and Mrs. J. A. Jardin
sang very charmingly. The speake
for next Sunday will be Rev. Mr.. III
rick Of the English Lutheran church
The first appearance OF the Fargo
Moorhead Philharmonic society is be
Ing looked forward to with great dec
of anticipation. Their work last sea
son was a decided success and the,
appear for the first time this year un
der the auspices OF the FL Zagal patrc