The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-16
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cards. Mrs. Pence expects to leave
Thursday for the south.
Miss Erdine Glass win be hostess
Tuesday evening to the Eta Bita Pi
club.
Mrs. w. s. Sprake and son of Cas-
selton spent the day in Fargo yes
terday.
Mrs. e. Y. sarles and daughter
made a shopping trip to Fargo Sat-
urday from Hillsboro.
Mrs. s. B. Clark OF Buffalo was a
Saturday guest in the city, returning
to her home Saturday evening.
Mrs. H. e. Magill and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, and the Misses Constance
Watson and Jean Hanna returned on
Saturday from a weeks visit in the
twin cities.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. Casper
Olson of Chestnut street will enter
tain informally th4s afternoon for her
friend, Mrs. Skong OF Fargo, who has
been spending the past week with her.
Mrs. c. o. Follett of First avenue
north will entertain the Bridge Lunch
con club Wednesday and will have as
her honor guests two of the clubs
former members, Mrs. r. e. Brown Of
Detroit, Mimi. and Mrs James III.
Morrow of Moore, Mont.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. Fred
erick Styled, accompanied by the
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will leave this morning for Fargo,
where they go as delegates from the
Presbyterian Sunday school to attend
the convention to be held in that city
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
this week.
The ladies Of the Houges Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church OF Fargo have
arranged for a very pretty festival to
be held Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock, May II, in the basement Of the
Swedish Lutheran church on Ninth
street and Third avenue north. A
most enjoyable programme has been
prepared and there will be a booth of
a pleasing variety Of homemade things
to buy. Refreshments will be served
and general good time is anticipated.
All are cordially invited to spend the
evening at the festival.
The Women's club also closed their
season yesterday afternoon with a
at the home of Mrs. A. Hal
lenberg of Eighth street south. A
feature Of the afternoon was a charm
ing little playette, played by charm
Ing cast, consisting of Mesdames Hill
dreth, Baldwin, Hallenberg and An
geiL piano selection and very in
teresting paper by Mrs. H. l. Bolley,
completed the afternoons entertain
ment. The club has just completed
thorough study of Shakespeare and his
plays, which has been found very val
liable. The afternoon was closed by
the serving Of dainty refreshments. A
number of visiting ladies were present
and enjoyed yesterdays programme,
The season OF club activity is draw
ing to close and yesterday two more
of the clubs held their last meetings
of the season. The Bay View club
met OF the home Of Mrs. Sirena
Dalrymple on Second avenue south A
very interesting programme of two
papers was greatly enjoyed. Mrs. IL.
g. Gearey, jr, read paper on The
Peace Movement, and
Mrs. w. II. Allen on The Navy. OfsI
acers were then elected for the COM
Ing year, Mrs. Flanders who has been
president Of the club for a number of
years, refusing to be reelected as
president, but accepting the Office Of
vice president. The work of this club
has been extremely interesting and as
the field of study broadens hosts OF
new and interesting subjects present
themselves for investigation. The
corps of officers as they now stand are
as follows: president, Mrs. Emerson
Fl, Smith; vice president, Mrs. Laura
3. Flanders; secretary and treasur-
or, Mrs. e. c. Gearey, jr.
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