The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-09

ton Ladd served as usher dufing the
afternoon.
Miss Hazel Young very DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained ten members OF the Fleur
de Lis club at her pretty hbme on
Second avenue south SATURDAY. even
ing. Music and games were enjoyed
through the evening and at tile close
dainty refreshments were SERVED. The
rooms were very attractively arranged
4 and the young people were much
pleased with the evenings entertain
ment.
A number Of the young people OF
Fargo have received invitations from
Mrs. Wallace Grosvenor of CGsselton,
who is planning another of her delight
full events. The guests from this city
| expect to leave for Casselton Saturday.
Mrs. Grosvenor is one of the mist pop
ular hostesses of the state lind her
functions are looked forward to by
the young people with keenest antici-
patton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Keith, who q
short time ago were married III Grand
Forks and have planned to make Fare
so their home, left here last Saturday
and have been the guests uf Mrs.
Keitlls father, 8. Panovitz. In, Grand
Forks, They left that city yesterday
morning for Calgary. Alta, whTwe they
| will live. Mr.. Keith Is the popular
salesman for the Nash Bros. in Grand
Forks and has been assigned the Cali
gary territory.
The Washington Neighborhood club
held a most delightful evening meet
ing last evening at the washington
school when all the gentlemen OF the
neighborhood as well as the ladies'
were invited and large number were
present. The feature OF the evening ]
entertainment was the photograph re-
cital given by Mr.. Poppler. the instru-
ment and the records being kindly do
mated by Mr.. Stone. The children o.
the second grade sang very acceptabiy
and several of the other children gave
recitations. Mrs. Reuland capably
presided In the absence OF the presi-
dent, Mrs. r. II. Weible. Following the
programme refreshments and a social
time brought the evening to q fittins
close. The next meeting will be held
Il Wednesday, Nov. az In the afternoon
A very profitable all-day meeting
was held yesterday at the Florenct
Crittenton home by the ladies OF thu
house committee and the home circle
The house committee met In the fore
noon and the circle in the afternoon
all enjoying q basket luncheon az moor
In the small diningroom. 1T was de
cided to hold the dedication services
for the new building Nov. 2S and othe
plans for the winter and for furnish
ings were discussed while sewing oil
aprons for the Christmas sale. Their
have been a number of generous do
nations for the furnishing OF the ney
building. Several rooms have alread,
been provided tor, one by the Shriners
one by the Scandinavian w. G. II. L
and one by O. Sunday school class o
the First Baptist church. There ar
still eight rooms to be taken care d
and twelve baby cribs are needed. On
donation which has been greatly ap
preciated by the Crittenton home |
1 | that Of lao bushels of potatoes BY Mi
Schroeder 81 SABINE Minn..s and Mi
I Weller OF Moorhead, fifty OF whic
were given BY the former and the re-
mainder secured BY Mr. Welter Th
necessity for potatoes this year wa
not expected To be 10 large as q an
\ | field had been planted and when me
l were sent to dig them. they wer
! found to have been already dug arl
appropriated hy some unknown par
ties. The loss Ii considered great b
the authorities and It was expecte
| that about 10 bushels Of pokakua
would be realized from the field. Th
report Or the work from April /
| Nov. was read az follows: Girl
cared for nifty two; children cared Ri
/ forty two: births, eighteen: girls raar
RED. Ave: girls sent To work. seven
| girls sent back to their homes. ten
homes found FOR mothers an debit
I drens sixteen and Juvenile court case
| four. r. has been announced that III
sewing room at the home II now |
working order and orders for aIi plai
sewing are solicited