The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-13
OF Interest to the Women

number being larger this year than
previously.
Mason and Roscoe Spalding are ex-
pected home from the University of
Illinois the last of next week to spend
the holidays with their parents, Judge
and Mrs. B. F. spalding Of Third ave-
nue. south.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
cieties Of st. Parks English Lutheran
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at $3.50, with Mrs. j. r. Johnson, ZIG
Broadway. All ladies Of the two or
CARNATIONS are urged to attend
The Alpha Eta class Of the First
Baptist church will give a picnic at the
Third avenue south. on Friday evening,
Dec. Is at p. m. The members of the
class are anticipating a delightful
evening.
The Longfellow club met this after
noon for the regular meeting and Mrs.
r. III. Pollock will address the ladies
on Social Center Work There We're
a number of interesting features on
the programme for the ladies this aft
ernoon.
Mrs. e. y. Callinan and little son,
Francis Edward. who have been the
guests for the past few days of friends
and Relatives I'm Fargo and Moorhead.
leave tomorrow morning for their
home at Devils Lake. Mrs. Callinan
and son have been visiting in Chicago
and Stockton, ILL.,, with relatives.
Rolla Herald: J. ID. Brown left yes
terday morning for Fargo, where he
has secured a situation in an insur-
ance Office, and where he expects to
make his home. Douglas has many
friends here who are sorry to see him
and his estimable wife leave and whose
best wishes go with them for their
future health and prosperity.
The Century dancing party given
last evening in the knights of Column
bus hall was a very pretty affair,
cleverly arranged by Mrs. Howe, Mrs.
Morris and Mrs. Wright. The hall
was attractive with yellow chrysan-
themums and the dance programme
was a unique one. The usual plain
dancing was enjoyed until IL o'clock
when a German was announced and
gracefully led by Colonel Douglas
Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Wright and Mrs.
Comstock presided at the favor tables.
At midnight a delicious supper was
served in the diningroom. The next
party will be given Dec. 2S and will
be one OF the large parties of the
Christmas season.
A large number of ladies were
present last evening to listen to the
lecture of States by DIR. G.. N. Cal
lander, which was given at the Y. w
G. A. Dr. Callander proved to be a
decidedly interesting speaker and clev-
erly illustrated his talk with skele-
ton. His subject was Poise and Pos
ture-Producing the Greatest Eff
cheney in Body Functions. He pointed
out by means of the skeleton the var
ious bones and how they work in
harmony with the muscles and organs
and how when impeded by unnatural
positions assumed at work, In walk
| ing, standing and sitting, the work oil
the various organs is hindered thus
causing disease. The lecture was in.
deed interesting and the result o.
much study and experience in tn,
medical field.
/ One of the interesting events of las
evening was the reception given by tn,
Ladies' Auxiliary and the board OF tfi
| rectors of the Y. M. c.. A. in the audi.
torium of the association building fol
Hugh Miller, boys secretary of the Y
4 nd his A - -
prominent people of the city interest.
ed in the association work were pres,
emit, a happy feature being the pres,
ence Of over fifty of the boys from
| Mr.. Miller's department. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Alsop, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc.
| Culioch, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Vol
received the guests and introduced
them to Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. The
halls and stairway leading to the au.
/ ditorium and the auditorium were very
prettily decorated with festoons CT rec
and green crepe paper suggestive Of
| the Christmas season. While the
| guests were arriving the z. M G. Al
orchestra. under the direction Of G. I'll
Cockburn, played a number of excel
lent selections and contributed greatly
to the pleasure OF the evening. Rob.
ert McCulloch OBLIGATED as master Of
ceremonies in the absence of the pres.
ident of the board of directors, giving
| a very hearty speech OF appreciation
for MIR. Miller and his excellent worl
among the boys at the :, and words Of
welcome for Mrs. Miller. Carl6S. Nc.
Kee OF Fargo college, sang in hi.
pleasing manner and responded to the
| applause with clever encore. Mrs
Ernest Wright also pleased the guests
with two charming numbers appropri.
ate for the occasion. Mr.. McCullocf
called on Al. l.. Miller to speak fol-
/ the boys in the absence of Fern Mon.
son, who was to have spoken the sen.
| timents OF the boys on the occasion
These sentiments were materially
shown in a handsome cut glass water
| set on a handsome tray. Mr. VOL
was then called upon ana spoke in be-
half of the employed force at the Y
! welcoming Mrs. Miller into their cir,
cles as the wife OF one OF the mos
popular members and yoiceing theil
hearty appreciation of Mr.. Miller. Mr.
Wolf presented MIR. and Mrs. Miller
1 with fine copy Of the famous paint.
| ing OF Baby Stuart in handso1n,
frame Mr.. Miller then spoke, telling
| Of what the Y work had meant to hin
and expressing his pride In his boy.
who so faithfully stand by him ait all
times. He thanked the boys and hiI
fellow workers for their kind word.