The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-10
Social Notes

Mrs. Wallace Grosvenor and brother,
Mr.. Payne, Of Casselton, spent yester-
day making purchases In the city.
Mrs. j. .. Masters of Hope, who has
been the guest of friends in the city
for the past week left yesterday morn
Ing for her home.
Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. r.. s. Lewis,
Of Third avenue south, who have been
the. guests Of their daughter. Mrs. Roy
Braistad of Minneapolis, are expected
home tomorrow or Monday.
DIR. weible will give the fifth lecture
In the course on First Aid to the In
jured at the x. w. G. A., on Monday
evening, Nov. 20. The lectures have
all been given by the most prominent
physicians in the city and have been
Instructive and interesting. They are
tree to all.
Lynn Stambaugh returned home last
evening from the state university to
spend the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Stambaugh OF
Second avenue south. He was accom-
panied by Howard Mayer of Devils
Lake, also a student at the state uni
yersiy and they will take in the N. d.
U.-N. d. A. c. game Saturday.
Handsomely engraved invitations
have been received in the city announc-
ing the sixth annual bali Of the Bis
narck council, No. 325 u. c. T., which
win be given on Friday evening, Nov.
"a, in Patterson hall in Bismarck.
There win be sumptuous banquet;
Ind a large number of the travellers
Ind their friends will be present.
Casselton Reporter: The Fargo
young folks who attended the recent
company at Mrs. Grosvenor's residence
ire to come Saturday evening to make
their party CALI They will be well
coined at a z o'clock dinner, to which
are invited a number of our young
folks and the evening will be rounded
out with dancing and a splendid time
Socially.
The Bay View Study club Is sched-
uled to meet Monday, Nov. 10 and the
subject for study will be The Mormon
Problem, which will be taken up by
Mrs. G.. H. Brown from the stand
point Of The Doctrines of Polygamy,
and by Mrs. W. H. Allen, who will
speak on The Solution of the Mormon
Problems. A very interesting meeting
is anticipated.
EnderIIn Independent: Hon. ]. A.
Aashein, wife and four Of the children
left Monday for. their new home at
Fargo. Mr.. Aasheim says he has not
left Ransom county permanently and
still holds all OF his land. But he
wants to give the children the benefit
of the Fargo schools and thought best
to go right there and stay with them.
We hope to see both himself and his
estimable wife back again in a very
few years.
The Y NJ G. A, services for the
week Of prayer are exceptionally in
teresting and the observance will be-
gin on Sunday afternoon at the reg
ular vesper service hour with special
services. DR.. Beard will speak and
there will be music by Miss Beard and
Miss stanley. Services win be held
Monday evening at 1880 when Mrs.
j.. M. Walters will lead. Tuesday at
8:15 D. m. the pIaylet A Chinese Stu
dent will be given by the girls of the
association and will be presented in
two scenes Miss Katherine York, one
of the most popular elocution stu
dents in the city Is coaching the girls
and Mrs. Fred Taylor is arranging
the scenic part. There will be real
Chinese costumes and the play
promises to be most entertaining. No
fee is to be charged and there will
be special music. On Friday evening
at S:15 Mrs. r. r. Wolf will lead in a
special meeting and there will be
music by some of the city's popular
musicians. Everyone is welcome to
these meetings
An item taken from Grand Forks
paper tells Of the success of the Civic
Improvement league in that city,
which will no doubt interest workers
along social Improvement lines in
Fargo. 1t reads as follows The ia
vorable action of the board of educa-
ton at its regular meeting in giving
over the use of the Belmont and Gem
trail schools for the social service work
planned by the Woman's Civic league
with the assistance of Miss Mary
Sutherland, teacher Of domestic science
In the city schools, makes the course
of the league a reality and the course
Of lectures is now being outlined. The
committee in charge Of this feature
Is composed of Miss Sutherland, Miss
Bertha Erdman, Miss Florence Pal
mer and Miss Louise Packebusch and
they expect to report to the social
service committee within a few days.
That a winter of rare benefit and edu-
cation Is in store for the mothers and
housekeepers Of the city is the opinion
Of every member of the league and the
lectures and demonstrations that will
be given in the course will be on var