The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-14
" interest to the Women
Social Notes


Miss Ruth Heath has returned !,
Fargo after spending week with he,
parents at Gardner.
Mrs. Dollar OF Couer d,Alena ida
left today for her home after a fav,
days visit In the city with her sis 49,.
ter, Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie.
Charles J. Bowler has arrived home
from Ambrose for a months visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p =
Bowler Of Tenth street north.
The Roycroft dancing club win hold
q business meeting this evening at /
o'clock In the knights Of Columbus
hall. It is very important that all
members be In attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Simpson and
son, Willard. have returned To their
home on Tenth street south after a
pleasant three weeks visit with
friends In Seattle. Portland and other
western points.
Miss Anna O'Keefe left last even
Ing for Hankinson, where she win
resume her duties as teacher in the
public schools. Miss O'Keefe Ia much
pleased with HanSinson and her Far.
so friends are much pleased with her
success as teacher there.
All the ladIes OF the First Presbv-
terrain church and congregation are
cordially invited to the first social
afternoon of the year which is being
planned for tomorrow afternoon from
3 O'clock until s. There is to be an
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ful time is assured.
The workers for Tag day are asked
to meet Saturday morning at the
Northern Trust Co. at o'clock, to re-
ceive their Instructions for the days
campaign. If it rains the Tag day will
be postponed until next week. All the
ladies of the city who can are asked
to be present Saturday morning and
assist.
Three Of Fargo's popular young
men left the city this morning for
eastern schools. Mason and Roscoe
Spalding left for Champaign, ILL.,,
where they will enter the Illinois uni
yersity and Curle Callander left for
. Harvard All three young men come
from prominent Fargo families and
are popular among the young society
people. Mr.. Callander enters upon a
second year at Harvard, and the
Spalding boys are entering the nli-
nois state school for the first time
An event or yesterday that will in
terest their large circle OF friends was
the celebration of their fourth wedding
anniversary by Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
Wolf of First avenue south. Four
years ago this week Mrs. Wolf left
her home at Marshall. Mo-. for Pam
anna and Joined Mr.. Wolf at Golgona,
Canal Zone, Panama, where the cere-
mony was performed uniting them for
life in one of the y. M. G. Al. build
ings at that place. Yesterday in honor
of the occasion Mr.. and Mrs Wolf and
their two bright little children enjoyed
a drive to Oak grove and picnic din
ner. Their many friends rejoice with
them in the happy anniversary and
wish them many equally happy re-
turns of the day.
Mrs. j. M. Walters, who for the past
several months has been the teacher
Of the Young Womenis Bible class OF
the First M. e. Sunday school, has
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junior department of the Sunday
school. In this position Mrs, walters
will have charge of over 40 girls and
boys, ranging in age from to la
years Mrs. r. r. Wolf will take the
class of young ladies. This evening
Mrs. Walters win entertain the twelve
teachers OF this department at dinner
in order to get acquainted and make
plans for the year. Tomorrow even
ing business meeting Of the young
ladies' class VIII be held at Mrs. Wal
tiers home to transact the business for
the new year. Oficers will be elected.
committees appointed and arrange
ments made for rally day. A social