The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-20
VI Interest to the Women


Thomas J. Tough left Sunday fol-
session, where he will enter the Boston
School Of Technology.
Mr.. and Mrs b. ii deLendrecie and
Mrs, Bayse and daughter, Miss Jo-
sephine motored yesterday to the lake
Tor short outing.
Miss Fanny Mckenzie has returned
70 her home at Wild Rice after q
weeks pleasant visit with Mrs. ]. j.
Jordan OF Second avenue south
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Norwegian Lutheran church will meet
with Mrs. J. FL. Dahl GOT Seventh
street south Thursday afternoon.
DR.. ]. r. Frenette has gone to Bot
tineau county to look after farming
interests ana will hunt along the
Marsh river en- route He expects to
be gone about ten days.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Swedish Baptist church will meet
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock ait the
church, Fourth street and Third av-
enue north. All are urged to be pres
emf.
The Ladies' Aid society and the
Missionary society OF the St. Marks
English Lutheran church will meet
with Mrs. s. Simenson, 40s Eighth av-
enue south, Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Olaf Hendrickson or the violin de-
partment Of the Dakota conservatory
returned yesterday and started in on
his duties today ia the conservatory
Harry Dehrens, head Of the violin de-
partment, also returned yesterday and
began work today.
Miss Olson, head of the piano de-
partment Of the Dakota conservatory,
returned yesterday from Chicago,
where she has been studying for the
past six weeks, and began work at
the conservatory today,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex stern, Mrs. Max
Stern and daughter Miss AdAh, and
William Stern returned last evening
in their car from the twin cities,
where they have spent the past week. |
also making the trip there in the auto.
Mrs. Geo. r. Miller and daughter. |
Miss Frances Miller. left Monday for
Winona, Mimi, where they will spend
a few days with Mrs. Miller's son. |
Clarence and family. Mrs. Miller viii
completa Aaw visit there and Miss
Miller wan 90 cn to Springfield, o. to
be ready Eor the meetings which will
be held thsEe Nv 1Ar Mr.. Sunday be-
ginning Seed 81. Miss Miller is a
promin&1& naexnA&w Of the Sunday
party saad- ha@ cAaEss OF the young la
dies wesk.
xna lisa Bssa ri club ga one of
naets Aslts&Sr1E parties as evening
~ ues@R go Miss Ruby Gull ...msn mem
her Of &Aa club. who ,is T00rA to be
SllA %se evcc~t took nscce at the
Czsa eg RKka@ Asclln .spfschler ON
'ssanfA street nswtS &asa was In the
u6 q xxnrs. shower. The rooms
wsss@ wnEw TEmAsn In color scheme of
ges1NsM6 wzsae> carried out prettiIy with
Eu<6NH NDw&x@ Zach of the club
aaernAszS bsOr& d piece Of linen and
snn gesfxna9 Esn anEAial OF the honor h
guest duEseag xExs evening. Al delicious
luncheon WA served. Miss CulIen's sis
Ter Mrs Murphy OF Medberry. being
i guest Of the club. Afssr luncheon a i
handsome cut ~Ms@ pguteS set was pre-
Sented to ths br.en-GRagA
1-bs largo AFasseas sasS Is planning
o ei'arge and tRhEa IN larger field
u work this ear than ever before.
rhe plan Is - divide the work INTO
Ieve-al pers=. The study heretofore
has been limited to music, now the |
Lrts, litaa@ta4t and drama, which are !
% closet affiliated to music. win be !
'art OF the course planned. Anyone
rho Is interested In any OF these !
branches Is invited to make their in
crest known to the club. each section
VII have full charge Of their own
york, and viii be called together at
onvenient intervals for meetings az :
he entire club, Mrs Frank ] Thoup-
on has charge Of the new programme
or the club and the members have re- L
eived her plans with hearty approval. Ii
yesterday afternoon the dramatic Sec v
lon OF the club was called together 8
{ the home of Mrs. Thompson and to- v
borrow morning meeting of the en- L
Ire club has been called. Miss sim r.
IONS Of the A. G.. was chosen chair b
ian Of the dramatic section, and the Il
tudy OF technique and ethics of the ii
rama was discussed as subject for 3
Eudy. The folk dances win be an in Il
sressing addition. New and enthusi- 81