The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-20
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astic members are desired and will be
cordially welcomed.
Max s. Tough returned home satur-
DAY evening from a two months, stay
In Washington, ID. G.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Ply
mouth Congregational church win
meet tomorrow afternoon at 1880 with
Mrs Upharn, S2s Third street north.
Mrs. M. N. Mallory left for her home
at Hope this morning after spending
q few days as the delightful guest
Of her sister. Mrs w. ]. Moorish of
Second avenue south.
Mrs. Fl. q. cIizbe and daughter, Miss
Claire, OK Seventh street south. left
this morning for st. Paul. where Miss
Claire will enter ST. GATHERINGS
school. Mrs Clizbe is expected back
Friday morning.
Miss Hortense Charest returned yes
terday morning from st. Paul, where
she has been visiting relatives for the
past two weeks. Mrs Charest is ex-
pected home any time. having stopped
over in st. Cloud en- route home from
st. Paul.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wesley
Morrfsh Of the Blenheim apartments
most pleasantly entertained the ladies
fthe Merifu club of Page. Luncheon
was served with charming appoints
ments at o'clock and following lun-
cheon the ladies enjoyed box party
at the Grand There were ten mem
Ders OF the club and they came to
Fargo Monday evening. returning
home this morning.
The Colonial club held their business
meeting for arranging their pro-
gramme for the new season, on Mon
day evening. There were several ap-
piications for membership, which will
be voted upon by the executive COM
mittees later. The dates of the parties
were-sarEa0ged for Nov IT. Dec. Is,
Jan. ) and Feb. 16. The new officers
arG &zaatdent. J. d. Farrand;, vice
preasdNx4. n. e. Magill secretary and |
troasstz9Es Eszna Stern; executive CON- |
mittssAs HAles Leslie Weller. "A. g. |
Beside aaARfEL r lSlinsman.
FrsRsy will be he opening oav or
the W. G. T. u. convention at Jameg- /
town and most of the Fargo delega ses
viii leave tomorrow morning, some. /
perhaps will wait until tomorrow even
ing or Friday morning. The delegates
from the Fargo w. C. T. u. are Mes
DANES Geo. F. Miller. Hatcher. Keye.
Schaver and Boise Mrs. wilder. Mrs.
Best, Mrs. Pollock and Mrs Santsl- I
man will go by virtue Of their offices.
There viii probably be others inter-
ested In the work who will 60. The
delegates from the Scandinavian w.
2. T. q. will be Mesdames N. T.. Me-
son, ]. M. Johnson. H. n Aaker. S.
Simonson, Chas. Olson. Casper JOHN
son and v. j. Baldwin.
The Standard Bearers or the First
". E. church held very interesting
meeting last evening at the home Of
Miss Ethel Canniff Oficers were
elected, reports read and the pro
sramme made out for the year. Fol-
owing the business meeting q delight
uI social hour with refreshments was
enjoyed The next meeting win be
leld with Miss Blanche Jewell and, the
Of a Halloween party was
discussed. The officers were chosen as
ollows $50 de--l, ---.1 -eheiA Can
4 Rahe s@flt, Miss Jean WileIon;
7ie Wilson; ass. kant
'texaAaRs as parity Pinncy; treas
lrer, Miss ~ ackerracher mite
ok secre ~ u.s. Leona Gi kchrist;
ledge Sc SsS1E ard treasurers lA.ss
catherine Ssaans sc librarian. Miss
'..'1 Ger&k& a. Standard &msnr
ann = TeHaa&ssm c. ~.ass Pima paa~sf-
ent, 1Ss@ Rmsne1nA EaEs6 b chow !
be apprad6Adn Szg esaed aaaa asrs "a the. :
ociety.
One of IRE most enjoyable events ofif-
1e season took place last evening at II
ae coy home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II
hen they entertained at a china show I
: In the honor OF Miss EdythyBayiiss.
no will become the bride OF Neal
ludwig of Fargo this evening. The
,oms were beautifully decorated the
zrlor and drawing room In autumn
aves. asters, and wedding bells, and
le reception room In q profusion OF
NIX asters. The dining room was pref
" draped in all white with white
reamers suspended over the two per-
city appointed tables. From the CEN
r OF the ceiling hung a little cupid
'essed In white, with q tiny bow and
row aimed at the place OF bride-to-
! In the course Of the evening Mr..
az served claret punch. Miss Halsten
sisiting. Shortly before 10 o'clock,
apid. impersonated by beautiful little
sephine Agnes Levitre entered the
+rlor, and aiming his bow and arrow
leit before the bride-elect, while Miss
atherine Fisher presented large
lmber Of beautiful pieces Of china
th the compliments OF the guests
a hosts. AT 1880 the guests, led by
ipid, were escorted into the dining
ON. where they partook OF delicious
ncheon. during which delightful mus
was played. The color scheme was
sverly carried out In the table decor
lonss the sandwiches also being tied
tn ribbon to match. At midnight
: guests departed to their respective
mes, all wishing Miss Bayliss hap
and prosperous married life. and sn
ciaring Mr.. and Mrs. Day royal en- ~
tanners. Those present were Mr.. and ne
-. Chas. Day and their sister, Miss th
Itherine Ruby Fisher, Mrs. Fred Le- sei
re, Mrs. John Hamerlik, Mrs. Louis an
,ody, Mrs. M. Honadle. Mrs. b. wv
q, Mr.. and Mrs JOS. walnbach, and IL
J Misses Edyth Faith Bgylisa, Flor -. 81.
ee Belle Hall, Elizabeth Mary Lee ~
re, Esther Dolores Thoreson, Della j.
Idge Moody, Verona Mary Levitre. ~
noIda Theresa Edwards, Josephine ~
mes Levitre Stella Cecile Halsten III
Master Sylvester Honadle.