The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-20
Social Notes

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Mrs. G. r. RuetelI OF Seventh avenue
south has left for Crookston to be the
guest Of Mrs. Arthur Fournet.
Mrs. w C.. Green has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. Kroeger OF saltwater
MINI. Mrs. Kroeger win remain with
her daughter until shortly before the
holidays.
The annual meeting Of the Women's
union OF the First Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. Engerud,
209 Fourteenth street south, on Tues
day afternoon at 8 O'clock.
Mrs. o. r. Anderson and daughter,
Miss zephine. who have spent the
past week with Mrs. ]. X. Bingham OF
Twelfth street south, left last evening
for their home at jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Crusoe who
have made. their home at the Rock
well on Eighth street south. will give
up their apartments there about Nov.
20, and return 20 the Gardner for the
winter.
i II
Miss Lila Lorsbough left Friday TO
spend several days with friends in
LaMoure and was among the guests at
a very pretty dancing party given oy
several OF the ladies Of that city on
Friday evening.
One of the largest events OF the
week ana one which is attracting much
attention socially Is the series Of at
home card parties to be given by Mrs.
Frederick H Bailey at her beautiful
north Broadway home The appoint
ments will be very pretty and the guest
list includes the most popular ladies
Of the society set.
Among the interesting parties of
this week and one which will be large
ly attended by the young people OF
Fargo viii be the dancing party to
be, given this evening In the Masonic
bali room by the Ell zagal patrol. The
committee in charge have put forth
an extra effort and most delightful
evening Is anticipated
Dr. weible will give the fifth Of the
series of lectures on First Aid to the
Injured this evening at the 7. w. G. A.
His subject will be The Emergencies
Of the Summer Outing. This course
has been exceedingly interesting and
profitable and all should take advan-
tage Of this excellent opportunity Of
fered by the association to gain In
formation of tsis popular subject The
lecture La free to all and all are cor
daily invited to be present.
The Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. e. church will
hold an all-day meeting in the parlors
Of the church Tuesday, Nov. II. All
the ladies who can arrange to do so
are asked to come at 10 O'Clock pre-
pared to sew and bring their lunch.
Any donations OF flannel or outing
flannel will be most acceptable and a
contribution of clothinM4for a family
of six Is solicited The regular bust
ness meeting and programme will be
held in the afternoon at 8 O'clock after
which Mrs. Geo. Miller and Mrs. A. L.
Bishop will serve refreshments.
The vesper service at the Y. w. c.
A. yesterday afternoon was among the
most interesting Of the season Miss
Grace Robinson gave q report OF the
recent Charities and Correction con-
ference at Duluth and in conclusion
presented the work Of the visiting
nurse, which held the closest attention
OF her audience Special music was
rendered by Miss Edna Nelson, who
was accompanied by Mrs. Stephens.
Miss Nelson Is among the rising vocal
students OF the city and her selections
yesterday were much enjoyed. On
next Sunday afternoon Mrs. w. B.
Hancock will give one Of her famous
travel talks. This will be an excep-
tional treat as Mrs. Hancock is one
of the most popular with the associa-
tion members.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. Graham
Of New York city, whose late husband
wiise remembered by great many
residents Of this state as division
OF the Northern Pacific
in the early days, is now visiting in
Fargo and has sent word TO friends
here that she hopes to visit Grand
Forks before she returns east. Mrs.
Graham entered the national w. C. T.
U. work when her husband was trans
LeTTeQ 10 ENcW sIOLk duu IOt u BEOdt
many years has been railroad super
of the national organization.
During her visit In Fargo Mrs. Ora
ham has been holding a number of
parlor meetings and the w. c. T. u.
women of that city are very enthusiast
tic over the good work she Is doing.
The Grahams were residents OF James
town when they lived In this state.
Tuesday evening Nov 81 the young
men OF the NJ, A. r. S. club of the
First M. E. NIrch will give the stellar
event of their yearly social programme,
that OF the annual banquet for the new
members After the feast of Mars
which will be served by Mrs. G. ".
Callander, fine programme OF toasts
has been arranged for. Or. Creegan of
Fargo college. Professor Smith OF the
A. G. and Rev J. M Walters will be
the honorary speakers. "A vigorous
campaign has been on for several
weeks with the slogan boost for 100
Sides were chosen and
captains elected under the banners of
The Reds and The Blues and the anal
OF the campaign will take
place at the banquet and the results