The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14

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| The Junior choir OK st. Marks Eng
lish Lutheran church met last evening
for their regular rehearsal 1he new
Christmas cantata has arrived and
some work was dono In preparation
for that. The special music Tor the
dedication OF the new church next
month ii also keeping the choir busy.
! The attendance last evening was rood
and sftlr rehearsal a social hour was
spent h. raking candy and music was
ertoyed
The Swedish Baptist young people
will commence tomorrow with their
new programme Of social hour di-
rectly following the b. Y. p. II. meet
ing which Is always held on sunday
| from o'clock until S. This plan has
always been winning feature ana all
| young people are cordially invited to
attend these gatherings and get ac-
qnainted with the young people OF the
church.
The public Ii. invited to q lecture
which will be given by Miss Nellie
Snider, field secretary OF the woman's
Home Missionary society OF the First
M. Il. church. on Tuesday evening. oct
II, in the First M. II. church. Mrs.
Snider was at one time worker In
| the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety and has wide experience in the
work Of home missions. She is a very
eloquent and witty speaker and an
unusual treat liz In store for those who
attend. Following the lecture a re-
ception will be given in the parlors
| OF the church for Miss Snider, to
which all are cordially invited. Miss
| Snider win also address the ladies at
the meeting OF the missionary society
on Tuesday, which will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Stewart Wilson. 1928
Third avenue south.
A company of about twenty five of
the younger society boys of the city
met this week and formed a dancing
club. which will be known as the Cos
mopoiitaD. The boys have planned to
give a series OF four parties during
the winter and the season will close
with q grand banquet The member
ship for the club will not exceed TWEEN
ty-fve and delightful time is an
ticipated. The officers have been
chosen as follows: President. MUIR
ray Baldwin; treasurer, Jack Farrand:
executive committee, Krohn Herbst,
chairman: Wesley Morris. John Bath
rick. Edward Stern, and Earl Reineke.
The executive committee will meet
later to set the dates for their parties.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Mccoy came in
from Grandin the first of the week
to be present at the bedside of Mr.. Me-
Coy's sister, Mrs. H. Herrick of Moor
head, who Is very low.
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The Young Peoples bazaar held in
the pralors Of the First Lutheran
church last evening was well attended.
The solos rendered by Mrs. Arthur OIL
son and Miss Edna Alison were hearth
ly appreciated. Professor Aasgaard,
president Of Concordia college, deliver
ed splendid address on Hymecology.
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Miss Jessie Papkes was guest Of hon
or at china shower, given last even
| ing at the home Of Miss Ida Washburn
on Fifth street north. Ten young
ladies were present to enjoy the fes-
| tivities Of the evening. The rooms
presented a beautiful appearance when
| the color scheme OF autumn was corr
ried out in the decorations OF beauti-
fully colored leaves and fall ofiwers,
with yellow and green paper festooned
about the room. The bride-to-be was
presented with many beautiful pieces
OF china, and her surprise and delight
was complete. The evening was spent
| in social chat. and at a late hour
dainty refreshments were served.
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The ID. B. c. Athletic association
has issued invitations for a dancing
party to be given In Prizes hall on
Friday evening, Oct. 80. Dancing will
commence at 9 o'clock and a delight
full time Is anticipated as the best OF
music has been secured. Invitations
must be presented at the door.
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The vesper services OF the Y. w.
G. A. for tomorrow will commence
promptly at 4 o'clock. The reports Of
the delegates to the Lake Geneva
convention will be given by the Misses
Clara Pollock. Anna Solena. Louise
Hansen and Lorena Love. The dele
gates of last year, the Misses Brown
lee and Johnson, will be hostesses.
Special music will be furnished by
Miss Rhodes, who Is an excellent cor
net player A cordial invitation In
extended to ali women and girls.
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Miss Bertha Owens Of St. Paul is q
new arrival In the city today and will
make her home at the Y. w. @. A.
Mi ssw Onesa0ioa, ofaoin AOaoinT AOa
Miss Owens is an artist of ability.
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Col. and Mrs. c. Al. Morton and son,
Maxwell, left yesterday for Chicago,
where they will visit for a. short time
and will later spend the winter In the
sonuth and east.
Miss katherine Wheelock was host
ess yesterday afternoon to about twelve
OF the younger society girls in honor
of Miss Florence York. who Is the
guest OF Miss Margaret Holllster OF
Ninth street south. Informal needle
work and chat whiled away the after
noon hours and at the close luncheon
was enjoyed.
Mrs. W. y. Campbell and father,
Philip Sherman, have returned home
from rover City. where they spent
the week. Mrs Campbell and father
and sister, Miss Marisn Sherman. ex-
pect 10 leave the frat OF the week
for California where they will spend
the winter.
Miss Margaret HoIlister Ii 9 hostess
OF this afternoon at thimble bee In
honor on her guests. Miss Florence
York OF Tacoma. Wash. and Miss