The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-26
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Within Mile, Comm Thro' the Rye
Scotch Airs.
Mrs. Lockhart Of Grandin is spend
ing a short time in the city.
j The Epworth League OF the First nj
=. church will give a reception on
friday evening for the students OF the
city In the parlors of the church. All
OF the young people OF the congrega-
ton and students are especially In
vited
Ihere will be meeting Of the Scan
dlnavian w. G. r. u. with Mrs. p. B.
Hauges Of 6l0 Second street north to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. All
members are expected to be present az
report OF the recent convention win
be given.
Mrs, A. Anderson returned last eve
ming from the east, after spending her
vacation at the Spirella Corset Co. IS
training school at Meadville, Pa. She
IS very enthusiastic over her trip and
states that over 400 corsetieres were in
attendance.
Mrs. w. j. Ridley Of Thirteenth
street north was hostess yesterday
evening to the ladies Of the Evening
BOO club. Asters and ferns were used
about the rooms with pretty effect and
300 was played from three tables.
Mrs. p. T. Tendick won high score
and Mrs. j. Fl. Schmidt captured sec
ond prize.
The w. r. G. held most interesting
meeting yesterday afternoon with
about thirty 1--we members present
Three new members were initiated
Mesdames Mendenhall, Bellies and
Knowles. A report was read Of the
president Of the committee In charge
OF their rummage sale, which proved q
good success. After the usual bust
ness had been discussed, social hour
with refreshments was enjoyed.
Mrs N, ]. Little of Seventh street
was a hostess OF this afternoon when
she entertained a party of ladies in
formally in honor Of her guest Mrs.
May Hornbroke Of Wheeling, w. va.
The afternoon was spent in sewing.
chat and cards, and at the close dainty
refreshments were served Garden flow
ers and ferns added to the attractive
rooms OF the Little home. Mrs. Horn
broke will be honored this evening at |
an informal dinner, which will be the
last of series Of pretty functions
which have been given for her during
the past few weeks. She leaves Thurs |
day morning for the south, where she |
will spend the winter.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Bessie
Pattison. who has been a guest at the
Nurses club in this city for the past
several weeks, was handsomely hon
bred this afternoon when Misses Long.
McCulloch and Olson, all nurses at the
club, were hostesses In compliment to
her. They received at the club rooms
On Chestnut street and numbered If
teen ladies among their guests. They
brought their needleworlx and after 4
busy hour or two plying dainty stitches
} delicious luncheon was served. The
pleasure was given as farewell to
Miss Pattison who soon returns to
Fargo and the club was handsomely II
decorated with autumn leaves for the
occasion
Last evening the first lecture took
place at the First M. e. church under
he auspices Of the teachers train
ng department. Of that Sunday school.
Miss Olah Hill Of the art department
II Fargo college, gave an interesting
alg ON Sargent's masterpiece, The
of the Old Testament. she
poke OF the most prominent charac-
ers Of the picture, Moses Joshua and
Elijah, from Biblical standpoint and
hen from the <rtists standpoint. She
landed her subject in most inter-
sting manner presenting the prophets
n new and pleasing viewpoint The
programme was opened with a well
endered duet, Fairest Lord Jesus. by II
Kisses Fanny Clapp and Jean Wilson. II
4iss AIDA Blakeslee closed the even
ng with the beautiful selection from
Ashfords cantata, o Israel, Go For
tard, adding to the beauty OF tho
lumber with her usual attractive pre-
entation. The attendance was very
God and the next number of the se-
les will be given in November. when
lev. J. M. Walters will lecture ON
he Books Of the Bible.