The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-23
Interest to the Women
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pc endeavored to make Is Fargo visit
/ q pleasant one.
] The Young Ladies' guild Of the First
| Congregational church win meet with
Miss Marguerite Beard at 713 Third
avenue south on Tuesday. Oct. "a.
The Standard Bearers OF thu First
M. r. church will meet on Tuesday
evening Of this week with Miss Effe
wilson at 1920 First avenue south.
The meeting was announced to meet
with Miss Blanch Jewell, but Miss
Jewell will be unable to entertain the
young ladies on account of the illness
OF her father. All members are
asked to be present.
Mrs. b. A. Orr and the Misses stan
ley and Reid were delightful hostesses
at tea this week in honor of some Of
the faculty of Fargo college. The
| afternoon was spent informally with
music and at 5 o'clock dainty tea
was served. These l1ostesses are Civ
ing a series of these pleasant events
and the remainer of the faculty will
be entertained next week.
The committee to arrange for the
Halloween party which is to be given
at the Z. M. @. A. on Halloween night
are asked to be present at O'clock
on Tuesday evening, when final plans
| Will be made and active committee
work taken up. This ID q most impor-
tant meeting and 1t lis very necessary
that all those appointed on the various
church and association committees be
present.
Saturday evening twenty of the
friends Of Rev. and Mrs. o. e. Nc
Cracker called on them at their home
on First avenue south to remind them
Of their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
A most delightful evening was spent
informally and refreshments were
served Numerous tokens of regard
In the form of crystal offerings were
left with the happy couple and the
evening was brought to close with
song service and prayer.
Miss Hill of the art department Of
Fargo college entertained her stu
dents at q studio spread on Saturday
evening in the class room in the IL
brary building. Halloween decorations
prevailed throughout the east room
where the tables were set and the de-
licious courses Of the luncheon were
cleverly concoted by the Misses Mar
garet Newton and Margaret HOLSTER.
After luncheon happy time was spent
In sewing and Miss Katherine York
gave several readings in her pleasing
manner. Miss Florence York Of Ia
coma, Wash, was a guest of honor
Miss Clara Kjos was charming
hostess at her home on Seventh street
north Sunday morning at a 8 o'clock
breakfast in compliment to Miss
Amelia Kowalski Of Moorhead, a
bride-to-be of "wednesday morning.
with myriads of red hearts and cupids
festooned from the ceiling and about
the chandelier, hearts and cupids COM
pleted the unique effect In red on the
table also. The breakfast menu was
perfectly served in tempting courses
covers being laid for ten Following
breakfast a short hour was spent so
cially, Miss Mathilda Pull delighting
the guests with beautiful solo.
A pleasant event or Saturday aft
ernoon was the surprise given Mrs.
Sirena Dalrymple at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. E. c. Gearey. jr., on
Fifth avenue south. A party of w. c.
n. u. ladies met at the home of Mrs.
F. III. Wilder on Fourth avenue south
and went en- masse to the Gearey
home. where Mrs Dalrymple was the
victim of most agreeable surprise.
The guests were prepared with a de-
licious luncheon, which they brought
with them. After an hour or two
spent in visiting informally, the guests
departed for their homes, leaving with
their hostess a subscription to The
Union Signal and White Ribbon
badge Mrs. Dalrymple expects to
leave in about two weeks for Bloom
field, Ia, where she will make her
home for the winter with her son.