The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-15
Ut Interest to the Women

ested helpers in the great work which
she Is doing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Longfellow of
Buxton, N. D.. arrived in the city last
evening and are the guests for a week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Allen of Third
street north.
The Women's guild Of the First
Congregational church will hold a last
minute Christmas sale at Scott Halls
shoe store on Saturday and Monday,
Dec. 16 and Is.
This evening the Alpho Eeta class
of the First Baptist Sunday school
will meet at the home Of Mrs. G. -.
Webster, 1123 Third avenue south for
an indoor picnic. The programme Of
entertainment promises to be decid-
eddy novel and interesting.
The festivities OF this week will be
very pleasantly ended on Saturday
evening when the EllSs will give their
initial party of the season. Many Of
the popular young people of the city
will be present and the committee
promises delightful evening.
The l. X L. club gives another Of
their delightful dancing parties this
evening in Stones old hall to which
"a the young people Of the city are
cordially invited. A popular orches-
ira will play and pleasant evening is
promised by the young men of the
club
The dancing party given last even
ing by the Ell Zagal patrol in the Ma
sonic ball room was Of the usual high
quality in regard to the hospitality
of the men of the patrol. A good
sized crowd danced through an ex-
cellent programme and the music was
of the best.
Most of the clubs held their regu-
lar meetings this afternoon. The Wo-
mans club of Moorhead met and dis
cussed American Women; the Fargo
Woman's club met and listened 10
papers on Proposed Solutions to sew
eral public questions; and the Round
Table gave Federation programme.
The ladies of the Crittenton circle
are working hard on the Christmas
sale which will take place tomorrow
at the Monson Trunk store on Front
street. There will be aprons and
many other articles of plain sewing
on sale and there win be opportunity
to give orders for future sewing to be
done in the sewing department Of the
home.
Last evening goodly number of
young people gathered in the parlors
of the First M. e. church and enjoyed
a cleverly arranged kids Christmas
tree" The early part Of the even
ing was spent in playing Hide the
Thimble and other children's games
and later the guests were called to-
gether for the regular Christmas pro-
gramme given by the children of the
school. The programme consisted Of
songs by the entire school appropriate
to the occasion, lead by the choir.
There were songs by the beginners
class and the graduating class and
one which was exceptionally funny by
the little tots en- costume. A trio
and a duet were well received sung
by the little folk and there were also
a number of recitations and dia-
logue. Merry Christmas. Following
the programme, which was thoroughly
enjoyed and heartily applauded, San
ia was announced and delighted all
with gifts and stockings full Of candy
and nuts. The remainder of the even
ing was spent with various games
and with music. Misses Anna Chris
holm, Mona outram and Alice Moshier
were in charge OF the programme and
entertainment and with the assistance
of several of the other young people
OF the league are to be congratu-
lated for decidedly unique and en-
pertaining evening.