The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-11
Of Interest to the Women
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Social Notes

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First NJ. e. church will
meet on Tuesday afternoon al o'clock
with Mrs. A. L. Bishop, ll2s First
avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Freeman Of
Devils Lake will be the Christmas
guests OF Mrs. Freemans parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Nichols OF Seventh
avenue south
Mrs Hemmi of jamestown Is
guest OF friends in the city taking the
opportunity of hearing the orarorio on
Friday evening and spending Few
days with friends here.
Word has been received from DR.. A.
A. Nichols that he and his bride are
visiting for the first few days Of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Free
man at Devils Lake. They are ex-
pected in Fargo Wednesday.
The Round Table club is scheduled
to meet Friday, Dec. Is with Mrs w.
&. Hancock of Thirteenth street south.
The programme will be in charge Of
Mrs. N. c.. Young. Mrs. Geo. HOLSTER
and Mrs. j. III. Shepperd and the sub
ject will be the Federation Programme.
Mrs. Weiser will entertain the Fargo
Woman's club on Friday, Dec. 10 at
her home on Eighth street south. The
subject of the meeting will be Pro-
posed Solutions Mrs. Hallenberg will
talk on Publicity from that standpoint
and Mrs. Hildreth will read paper
on Governmental Regulation.
Tomorrow evening will occur the
second of the series of dancing parties
which are being given by the Century
4 dancing club in the knights Of Colum-
| bus hall Hostesses tomorrow even
i ing will be Mrs. Howe. Mrs. Morris
4 and Mrs. Wright and pleasant even
/ ing is looked forward to.
4 Mrs. Walter Sullivan, who has beer
the charming guest OF Prof. and Mrs
z. S. Keene OF Seventh street north
left this morning for her home a
Grand Junction. Col. During her visi
in the city Mrs. Sullivan has been hon
ored with a number of charming at
ternoon affairs and her stay in thu
city has been most pleasant one
Among the number Of sales which
are being given for benevolent pur
poses prior to Christmas will be tina
which is being planned by the Critten
ton circle for the benefit Of the hom
to be given at Monsons trunk store o.
next Saturday. The proceeds will g
toward the home fund and there vii
be many things to assist in the Christ
mas shopping. Aprons and plain sew
ing orders will be solicited at tina
time to be completed in the sewing de
partment OF the home.
The Woman's club of Moorhea'
meets Friday, Dec. Is with Mrs. c. n
Nye and the meeting will be the sec
| cnd on the subject of American Wo
, men. Miss Kirk will give a sketch 0
Sarah Ornes Jewett and reading fror
The Country OF the Pointed F'ir'
Miss Deans will give the life and wor
of Mary E. wilkins Freeman and wi
read The Revolt of Mother. Mis-
Benedict will talk on Ocean Picture
portrayed by Celia Thaxter in Anon
the Isles of Shoals. Mrs. Titus wi
lead the discussions
The ladies of the Gethsemane ca
thedral parish will give ChristnSa
sale and chicken pie supper on Thurs
/ day afternoon and evening in Pirie
hail. The Ladies guild will serve til
supper at 6 o'clock and the Auxiliar
! | will have a fancy work booth an
serve tea during the afternoon. TIL
st. Cecilia guild will have home cook
! ing for sale and the other societies Z
the church win contribute their shar,
Everyone is invited to visit the ladie
at Prizes hall on Thursday and enjo
a fine supper and social time.
The sale and supper given Saturda
afternoon and evening by the ladie
of the First Congregational churc
was a decided success. Although III
proceeds have not been accuratel
counted up as yet a rough estimat
makes the amount realized about s15
which Is indeed gratifying to the Ia
dies who have so diligently worke
preparing articles during the pa
several weeks. The sale began in Il
afternoon and at the supper hour q
excellent repast was served by Il
ladies' the sale continuing during Il
evening The Young Woman's gui
OF this church plans to give La
Minute" sale in Scott Halls sh,
store lasting several days befo
Christmas There are many new thini