The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-22
A BANQUET FOR MARS
Largest Glass in State Gives Banquet
to New Members-Prosramms
Of Fine Toasts.

Perhaps one Of the most interesting
incidents in the church work of the
state is the class Of young men from
the First NJ. E. church, who have
formed themselves into a club and are
doing much in religious and social
work among the young men Of the
city. Up until recently this class has
been entirely under the leadership of
Mrs. c. n. Callander but having grown
to such large numbers Mrs Callan-
der has assumed the Office Of guardian
and Rev. J. M. Walters Is teacher.
During the past few weeks the young
men have been carrying on a cam
paign with the aim OF increasing the
membership to 100. Harry Haggart
was captain OF The Reds and John
Kerr of The Blues. the sides under
which the contest was carried on, The
Reds being the winners. The banquet
last evening was given for the new
members and covers were laid for
about seventy five, although the mem
bership enrolment is los, the largest
OF any in the state.
After the banquet Will Keye as
toastmaster called on Harry Haggart
who gave A Message From Mars. He
told the young men OF the hopes and
aims of the club and expressed his APP
probation OF the club, welcoming the
members. Leo Horst gave A Reply
From Mars telling what the club had
meant to him as q stranger In the city.
Alfred Hauser was called upon for
the Nebular Hypothesis and gave q
short history OF the club. Lloyd Mus
berger and Harold Bachman discussed
The Present Conglomeration, and Pro-
fessor Smith OF the A. C. and Dr.
Creegan of Fargo college told Of the
Importance of Mars 10 the Solar Sys-
tenn, telling how much encouragement
such q band Of young men meant to
the city and the influence OF the club
upon other young men. DIR. Walters
talked on Mars. His remarks were
given in his usual happy way and
he expressed his appreciation Of the
efforts of the boys and the enthusiasm
which they have inspired in Sunday
school work r. r. Wolf OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. was called upon and Mrs. CAL
lander, whom the young men are proud
to call little mother" made a short
but appreciative talk.
Besides those who spoke Judge Pol
lock lent dignity to the speakers ia
BILE, which was beautifully decorated
with American beauty roses. The menu
as printed on the programme is taken
from Mars and was declared quite a
work of art. 1t is as follows:
Spiseseddel.
Stegt Meleagris Eallopavo Med Sylding
Moosbeerentunka
Kart offelmus Sahmenmais
Creme gIacee ct gateau
Jabloka Gahde
Mrs Callander was assisted in serv-
ing by some of the young ladies from
Mr. McCulloch's class from the Sun
day school.
During the winter months the boys
intend to carry out the meaning of
their club name which stands for,
musical. athletic. religious and social
activities. A short time ago they met
and elected their officers for the year
and planned to give a musical pro-
gramme for the public a little later,
and with an organized band, orches-
ira and glee club. may make a tour
OF some Of the neighboring towns
The officers OF the club are:
President--Harry Haggart
Vice President--Lloyd Musberger.
Secretary Alfred Hauser
Treasurer--Will Keye