The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

VIII WOrK Tor q time In this district
and in Barnes county.
Mrs. Mary Belknap and Mrs. Sue
Berry Of Barton. VT, left this morning
for their home in the east after a
pleasant two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Allen Of Seventh avenue
south.
Miss Ethel Sweet has returned home
from Devils Lake after a very pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Freeman the past week. Miss Sweet
was honor guest at number of very
pretty functions. while In that city.
Mrs. e. d. Murphy and two children
returned to their home at Medberry
on Friday after a fortnight's visit
with Mr.. Murphy's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Cullen Of Ninth avenue
south. Mr.. Murphy joined his family
at LaMoure and accompanied them
home.
Mrs. Henry Krogh who arrived here
few weeks ago for a visit with
her son, Fred ]. Krogh, after spending
the summer with her son, A. w. Korgh
at Portland, Ore, left this morning
| for the east for a short visit with
friends before sailing for Europe Oct.
IL. Mrs. Krogh will spend the winter
in Denmark and later will go to Hol-
land to visit with her son, G.. H.
Krogh. who is secretary to the Ameri-
can consul general at Rotterdam.
The Literary section Of the Fine
Arts club, into which has been merged
the Fargo musical club met at the
home Of Mrs. Frank ]. Thompson at
80 this afternoon. The meeting was
called by the president for the pur-
pose Of discussing plans for the work
of the section and to arrange pro-
gramme Mrs. Thompson, the presi-
dent, desires 1t to be understood that
a cordial invitation is extended to all
who desire to pursue studies in the
field of literature. also that the work
of the members of this section shall
be along original lines so that the
varied talents may be developed IN
the demonstration Of prose and verse.
descriptive stories of travel and re-
search, etc.
Her many friends will be very sor-
| ry to learn that Miss Mabel Empey,
/ who has SO capably filled the office of
assistant to Secretary Yoder Of the
| A. c. for the past two years, will leave
en- Saturday for Seattle, where she
| will make her home with her mother
and sister. She has been a popular
i young lady In Fargo society circles
and a number of very pretty events
are being given in her honor. Last
\ evening Miss Mayme Sullivan enter
| tanned at dinner at her home on Sew
Il a. MI 60
4 Miss Empey. The table was laid with
very pretty appointments and covers
\ were laid for ten. This evening a
1 larty OF Miss Empey's young lady
/ friends win entertain for her and to-
morrow evening Miss Mona Outrern
has invited party OF ten or twelve
| young ladies to play cards.
the annuaI thank onering meeting
OF the Woman's union OF the First
Congregational church was held this
4 afternoon at the home OF Mrs. e. G.
/ Gearey on Tenth street south. The
/ attendance was very good and a feat
| ure Of the meeting was the report
4 given by Mrs. w. III. Best who was a
4 delegate to the recent convention at
/ Minot Of the Congregational church.
Il One Of the most interesting parts OF
Il her report was that of the speech made
by Miss Gras, who Is a representative
or the church in Turkey. Mrs. Best
i mentioned the fact that the Congrega-
tionalists were among the first to or
dain women as ministers and mention
cd several successful ladies IA the
ministry In this state. Among the
number were Miss Shinn of Geconia,
Miss Greet OF Caledonia, and Miss Os-
mon of Pennsylvania, who is in the
state to do work among the Fort Bert
hold and Devils Lake Indians. and is
also filling the pulpit Of the Granville
church She also told OF the banquet
given at the home of one OF the mem