The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-14
or INTEREST TO THE FAIR SEX


committee OF the Woman's Boarding
home met Friday at the home OF
Mrs. Emerson Smith. Ninth avenue
south. This affair was in the nature
Of a farewell TO Mrs. w. w. Tousley,
who win leave Monday morning with
her young daughter. Ethel, for their
new home at Beach. 1t had been In
tended that a public reception be
given for her, but owing to the death
OF Mrs. S. G. Roberts, who had been,
up to her last illness. the very NOV
ing spirit of the home, the board felt
II could not undertake TO entertain
in the manner intended 1t was sad
leave taking, for Mrs Tousley will
take with her the regrets of the en-
tire membership In her departure. She
has been identified from the beginning
with the advancement OF the home,
and q large measure OF its success is
due TO her devoted labors Mrs. r.
Miller presented to Mrs. Tuusley, In
behalf OF the board and the commit
tees, some rare and beautiful pieces Of
cut glass, and her manner OF So do
ing was a touching and sincere tri-
butte to the retiring president. Mrs.
Tousley responded with few well
chosen words.
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Miss Lillian Plath gave a delightful
birthday party this afternoon at her
home on Ninth street south to fifteen
Of her little friends. Games and mu-
sic were the afternoons entertain
ment and at 3 o'clock a most delicious
luncheon was served In the dining
room which was darkened and lighted
with candles shaded with red and
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OF white hyacinths lent their beauty TO
the dainty setting Of the table. The
event was in honor of Miss Lillian's
18th birthday anniversary.
c. n. Jones of Lisbon viii arrive IN
the city tonight to see the Three Twins.
He will return Monday to Lisbon with
Mrs. Jones and little daughter, Doro-
thy, who have been the guests Of Mrs.
]. s. Campbell OF First avenue south
since the holidays.
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The o. H. s.. Evening Bridge club
will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Jessie M. Cloutier Of Roberts street
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Miss Gladys Jones, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Harry Jones of First avenue
north arrived home. yesterday, Miss
Jones has been visiting with her aunt.
Mrs. Ward at Anderson, Ind, for some
time and her many friends welcome
her homo again.
Miss Alice Mitchell entertained the
j. G. T. club yesterday afternoon at her
home on Eighth street south. A very
enjoyable afternoon was spent.
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Word from DIR. and Mrs. Bayse
states that they are in st. Louis at
the st. Charles hotel and are enjoy
ing the sunshine and open windows.
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The Yeomen met on Tuesday
evening Of this week to install officers.
The officers are as follows: Honor
able Foreman w. H. Shure; Master OF
Ceremonies-Mrs. Carrie Trueman;
Correspondent-Mrs L. L Schooley;
Master of Accounts-N. e. Rusk;
Chaplain-Mrs. S. V. Berg. After the
installation of officers, cards and dane
ing were enjoyed and at an appoint
ed hour delicious refreshments were
served. The largest attendance Of the
season was a notable feature OF the
evening. The next meeting Of the
Yeomen will take place Jan. "a and
at this meeting Honorable Foreman
Shure will make out the committees
and fill the appointive chairs.
Word has been received to the eff
feet that r. r. Edwards a well known
Fargo young man, is playing the lead
ing tenor role in the musical comedy,
The Sweetest Girl in Paris at the La
Sale in Chicago. The troupe will go
10 New York and play on Broadway,
Feb. 1.
Mrs and Mrs Ben Glaze are ex-
pected tomorrow morning from a
months visit in Chicago and Kansas
City.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Campbell and
daughter, Ruth. plan to leave We'd
nesday TO spend the remainder of the
winter in California. They will bejoin-
ed at st. Paul by Miss Margaret Camp
bell, who is a student at Downer hall,
Milwaukee
Rev. o. p Cnamplin returned to Es-
mond this morning, after spending a
week or so with HIS family in this city
He expects to be absent some months
in looking after his church work In
the central part of the state.
Mrs. Lillian Dietrich, who has been
confined TO her rooms in the Garfield
block for the past month with lung
fever, is now quarantined with scarlet
fever, the Oldest boy, Maurice, hav-
ing 1t.
On Woman's day at the agricultural
college the following revised pro-
gramme will be rendered at 200 p. m.
Violin Solo ...........A. ]. Stephens
Vocal SoJo--Happy Song ..............
...................T Teresa del Riego
Miss Edyth Grasse.
ketta. :. taoi taoin aoini(D Il 1T
Poultry, Winter Feeding and Hous-
ing, Winter Laying ........
............M Miss .Maude Matthews
Chicks, From Incubator to Market.
..........M Mrs. G. W. Randlett
Home Nursing--A Demonstration.
........M Miss Alice g. Haggart
Sewing-As Taught at the Agricul-
tural College -. Mrs. Serene B. Ash
Modern Household conveniences.
................Pr Prof. e. S. Keene.
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The Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Congregational church will
give a measuring social this evening at
S o'clock in the parlors OF the church.
Everyo one is invited and q very enjoy
able evening has been planned.
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| A theatrical party composed of sew
eral ladies from Casselton and one
frnr,, yVhaafland arrived IN the CITY