The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-21
ton OF officers and Miss Moshier, state
organizer, will probably be present.

ton OF officers and Miss Moshier state
organizer, will probably be present
Grand Forks Times: County SUI
perintendents over the state are be-
ginning TO arouse the interest OF the
school children In the boys and girls
institute which will be held at the
agricultural college in Fargo in De-
cember and each county Is working for
large delegation. Miss Helen Sulli-
van, superintendent OF Cavalier coun-
ty, liz hoping that her county win have
the largest class and is making ef-
fort to that end. Money to defray
expenses IL being contributed gem
erously by the banks and the class win
be selected from those taking part In
the corn growing contest.
Mrs. John p. Yerxa has returned
from Minneapolis this morning, where
she went to be present at a wedding
Of friend and to visit for a short
time.
Miss Irene Schroeder, daughter OF
the well known potato king at Sabine,
Mimi, Is getting along nicely after
having undergone an operation for
appendicitis about last week. She ex-
poets to be able TO leave the hospital
In few days and her many friends
win be glad 20 see her about again.
Mrs. r. III. Knowles OF Tenth street
north entertained informally last
evening for a few OF her intimate
friends. Bridge whist was played.
Mrs. Bayard winning high score, and
dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. 8. ii. Bayard was a pleasant
hostess on Thursday evening OF this
week for a few OF her lady friends. |
An informal evening OF bridge whist |
was enjoyed, Mrs. ID. Oman winning
high score. After the cards had been |
laid away delicious luncheon was
served.
On Monday evening of this week /
Mrs. ]. q. McKendry entertained the
ladies Of the Monday Evening 500 |
club. Mrs. r. III. Knowles won the /
high score for the evening. The rooms
were very prettily decorated In as
tiers and sweet peas placed In attrac-
tive vases and bowls. Following the
game luncheon Of good things was
served from the card tables.
The w. n. G, held q very success
rul meeting yesterday, when all mem
oers and officers were called together
for inspection. Miss Lottie Black of
Tower City was present and the corps
put on their full ritualistic work for
Miss Blacks inspection. and were re-
warded with many compliments on
their work. The quarterly reports
were given and the corps found to be
N excellent condition financially and
otherwise. Following the business SEES
sion pleasant social hour with lunch
son was enjoyed. Miss Black arrived
IN the city yesterday morning and was
at the home Of II. ID. Tai
bot, past president. Following the
Miss Black was taken to the
home OF Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, former
ly OF Tower City and a friend OF Miss
Blacks where she win be the guest
over the week end.
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Mrs. J. K Bingham OF Twelfth street
south entertained very delightfully."- on
,lubs that meet on that day. The
'ooAhS were very pAStby Win vases
II asters and Mrs. w. ]. Mslchoir won
he high score. At the close OF the
refreshments were served
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Wade Stevenson Of this city and
Giss Nettie Nelson Of Lawndsle, MINI.
we're united. in marriage this morning
" Judge Hanson in the county court,
dr. and Mrs. Stevenson wal make
heir home in Fargo. r
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Farnham and
aughter, Miss Florence, were the |
uests In the city the early part OF the
yeek Of Mrs Farnham's sister, Mrs. :
!. III. Boyd OF Second avenue north. !
hey were an rouie to their home at !
slenwood, MINI, from a two months' :
tsit in the west. Miss F'arnham spent )
day at the Moorhead normal, from ]
Thtch she was graduated last year. !