The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-16
Social Notes

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Miss Fans was week end guest Of
friends in Casselton.
DIR. ]. e. Frenette returned home
Saturday evening from Bottiueau
where he has been looking after farm
interests for the past month.
A. r.. Miller. e. Il. Roberts 8. w
Short, L. S. B. Ritchie and Bari Carr
are party Of Valley City men who
came in to hear Grace Van Studdiford
Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. M. Grosvenor, Mrs. w. n
sprake. Mrs. f. Potter and Mrs. n. 3.
Fitch were o party OF Casselcon Ia
dies who came In Saturday to attend
the performance at the opeHahouse
Saturday evening.
Dean and Mrs. Bowling will give !
reception at the deanery next Thurs
day afternoon and evening for all OF
the communicates and members Of the
Gethsemane cathedral and ii has been
50 arranged that those who NAV he
unable to attend the earlier hours
may call In the evening and vice versa
Mrs. Seth Newman OF the Blenheim
apartments expects to leave this week
Tor Los Angeles, CAL. and will be ac-
companied by her grandson They will
make their home for the winter in the
west where Mrs. Newman Dial
daughter of Mrs. Newman, is super
visor Of music in one of the public
schools.
The missionary society of the First
Baptist church will meet in the church
parlors Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Miss Paulson, field missionary, will
speak, Her address will be followed
by q social hour, when the ladies will
be given opportunity to meet Miss
Paulson. All the ladies OF the con-
gregation are invited to be present.
Al pleasant event OF Thursday even
ing Oct. 10, will be the dancing party
which viii be given Dy Court Daisy,
/ Q. F. No. 1892 in Prizes hall. This
is the first Of a series which will be
given by this order during the sea-
son and number Of invitations have
been sent out. Good music has been
secured and delightful evening is
anticipated.
Yesterday was Rally day at the
Broadway M. E. Sunday school and
everyone was much pleased in the
decided increase In attendance in the
classes. Special music was arranged
and Miss Almeda Cruiksnank delight
ed the audience with vocal number
There were several excellent readings
and recitations and addresses by the
superintendent w. B. Auxer and the
pastor. Rev. G. F. Sewrey. 1t was
decided yesterday to support a native
missionary in central India and SIS
will be devoted to this cause each year.
A delightful party Of Lisbon ladies'
arrived in the city on last Friday
evening and were the house guests
over the week end Of Mrs. Sidney ID.
Adams Of Eighth street south. On
Saturday at / o'clock Mrs. Adams en-
tertained her guests at a prettily APP
pointed luncheon at the Gardner. The
table was very attractive with chryan-
themums and covers were laid for Ave.
The ladies left on an early train this
morning for their home. The party
consisted OF Mrs. A. M. RveIlo. Mrs.
p. e, Wands. Mrs. Karl Thomte. and
Mrs. I'll. Il. Schaaf.
A public lecture will be given in the
First M. e. church on Tuesday even
ing, Oct. II, by Miss Nellie Snider,
field secretary OF the Woman's Home
Missionary society OF the M e. church. |
Miss Snider is a worker Of experience |
and ability In the home mission fields
and Is very clever speaker. Al re-
ception will be given In the parlors of /
the church, following Miss Snider's |
lecture. Miss Snider viii address the /
ladies OF the Home Missionary society |
at the home of Mrs. Stewart Wilson, I
1926 Third avenue south on Tuesday
afternoon.
Bishop and Mrs. Cameron Mann left /
this morning for the east At Buffalo. /
N. Y, on Wednesday, the bishop viii |
attend a big gathering Of the Brother
hood OF ST. Andrew and after that he
will proceed to watkins, M. Y. to visit /
his mother and from there will 20 on I
to New York city where he will at I
tend a meeting OF the House OF Bish-
ops and a gathering of the board OF |
general missions. Sunday, Nov. S, the
bishop win be the preacher at the
cathedral of St John the Divine.
Bishop and Mrs. Mann expect to re-
turn to town about No. 10.
The sophomore class Of the A. C.
gave "hard time" party on Saturday
evening in the armory which was clev-
erly carried out and proved most
pleasant. About seventy young people,
dressed in their very poorest clothes
spent several happy hours In games
and contests and at the conclusion OF
The evening ate their refreshments
from the floor. the management carry
ng out the idea OF hard times in re-
rusing to furnish tables or chairs.
rhe evening was delightfully."- informal
md the young people improved the
opportunity OF getting acquainted. The
arst affairs OF the year are now begin