The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-14
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0luIH OCntIdi 10f mo. ..
Mr.. Bevan will leave to prepare a place
to receive Mrs. Bevan-and the children.
Mrs. Ed. Robinson OF Ma.pleton ID
spending few days ,in the city with
friends.
Mrs. Chrdsty Howlands, who has
spent the past year in Fargo, left the
fore part OF the week to make her
home in the west.
Miss Opal Childs is again with her
sister, Mrs. A. Hallen5berg, after spend
ing a short time with Mrs. Thos.
Baker, Jr. Of North Broadway.
Mrs. ]. c. Hunter, Mrs. Chesbro
Smith and Miss Hector returned yes
terday from the twin cities, where they
spent the past few days shopping.
Numerous friends in the city will
regret to learn that Mrs. E. H. Strana-
han was taken very i'll Monday with
peritonitis. She is somewhat better
at this writing.
Friends will be glad to know that
Roy Baker. who has been confined to
the hospital with an attack of dfph-
iberia is reported much better, and
1t is expected that he will be able to
go home Monday.
Jacob Lowell, ST., is home from New
Orleans, where he spent the winter. He
is in excellent health, but. says that
Cashier Lyon was the only Fargo man
he saw during the winter. and only one
other from the state.
Charles Fernstrom left the early part
of the week for Portland and will
probably make his home in the west
He has been a resident of Fargo for
the past ten years and numerous
friends here regret his departure.
Grand Forks Herald: Miss Frances
Holloway of Fargo, who has been at
tending the Moorhead normal, arrived
in the city last evening and will spend
her Easter vacation visiting at the
home of her aunt, Mrs o. A. Anderson,
on Fourth avenue.
Miss Lillian Van Horn leaves over
the Milwaukee this evening for Bow
man where she will spend a two weeks
vacation. Mrs. Dave dollhouse and
children will return with her and spend
the summer with Mrs. Lofthouse's
mother. Mrs. W. L. Van Horn OF Tenth
street north.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Lathrop and
three children of Hope came to Fargo
Monday and were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. /. Foster of Fifth avenue
south. Mr.. Lathrop returned to his
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dren are the guests of Mrs Foster
until the first of next week.
One Of the delightful affairs of last
last evening was the farewell banquet
given by the brotherhood of the First
Congregational church in honor of
Prof. A. III. Bevan of the Fargo col
lege, who leaves tomorrow with his
family to locate I'm western Canada.
The menu was sumptuous one and
during the courses a lively converse
ton passed the time away all too
quickly. Covers were laid for forty.
After the last course had been disposed
of several Of the gentlemen were called
upon. Dean Stratton. DR.. Beard. f. w.
Pearson and President Emery speak
ing, and Professor Bevan responding
to the well wishes with hearty appre-
citation. The banquet was served by q
committee Of ladies of the church and
the evening, although happy one, was
fraught with sadness for the depar-
ture OF one of the most prominent
members OF the faculty OF the college.
The women of the Women's club OF
Fargo were hostesses yesterday after
noon to the Mloorhead Women's club,
the Fortnightly. the Bay View and the
Roundtable clubs at the home of Mrs.
M. A. Hildreth on Eighth street south
at very instructive and pleasant en-
tertainment. The programme was
opened by a couple of pleasing piano
selections by Miss Irene Carpenter and
Miss Hoover of the domestic science
department Of the A. G. talked on the
subject OF Home Economics. Miss
Hoover first brought up the idea of the
proper proportion of food values In the
daily diet Of the family and went on
to explain the different varieties of
food that contained these varieties and
their various upbuilding qualities.
She explained the different elements
needed by the different cells and the
results proved very satisfactorily the
GIO1AONti4 Vi PAOROtLloAdIC 1gVAt NcAuCS'
Miss Hoover spoke Of the great help
the government bulletins would be to
many housekeepers. There are people
back of the publication Of those book
let's that study especially the relative
food values and facts On household
economy and If the hint were taken
these ideas would be of lasting as well
as immediate benefit to women In the
regulation Of their household expenses
The manner OF living was mentioned
as large factor in the item of pro-
viding for the home table. She ex-
planned the difference between the diet
necessary for the student or business
man and the laborer OF athlete, and
the great harm OF disregard Of foods
placed before each class. Throughou,
Miss Hcovers talk the utmost atten-
ton prevailed and large number OF
the ladies present received many new
and altogether convincing ideas on the
economy OF right eating. At the close
Of the talk delicious refreshments were
served, the hostess being assisted BY
Mrs. e. d. Angel and MRS. A. Hal
lenberg
Coral Is leading color this year.
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