The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-17
OF Interest to the Women
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est well wishes Of large circle OF
friends.
Mrs. e. M. Patton Of Casselton is a
guest in the city today.
Rev and Mrs. o. I. Anthony Of Page
and Rev. w. L. Clough OF Steele are
guests In the city today en- route to
Grand Forks. where they will attend
the Methodist conference.
Mrs o. M. Thurber and Mrs. Mau-
rice Freeman will entertain this even
ing at parcel shower in honor of
Miss Florence Lundeen of Moorhead,
who is a bride-to-be OF this fall. The
affair will take place at the home of
Mrs. Thurber on Mills avenue.
Mrs w. @. Hyatt, who has been
the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. T. Miller Of Tenth street south
for the past three months, expects to
leave Thursday for her home in Phoe-
nix, Ariz. En- route she will visit
friends in Willmar, Mimi, and in
Minneapolis.
Mrs j. s. Campbell and Mrs L. A.
Rohan of the wellington apartments
left last evening for Grand Forks,
where they. will represent the local
First M. e. church at the annual state
conference of Methodist Episcopal
churches. They will be gone about ten
DAYS.
Mrs. f.. H. Wilder returned last
evening from Grand Forks. where she
has been the guest for the past few
days Of her mother, Mrs. r. J. Peck.
Mrs. Wilder was one OF the Fargo del
egates to the state federation conven-
ton at Devils Lake and remained over
in Grand Firks en- route home.
Mrs. Geo. r. Nelson and daughter,
Miss Dagny, Of Eleventh street south
expect to leave about Nov. for Anna
polls. where they will spend the winter
I'm route they will probably make sew
erai stops visiting friends and during
the winter viii visit at southern points,
making their home for the most of
the time in Annapolis. where Midship-
man Harold Nelson is student in
the naval academy.
e. P. sundberg returned today to
his home at San Diego, after conclud-
ing short visit with old friends in
Fargo and Moorhead. Mr. Sundberg
says that he was kept busy while
here answering questions in regard
to California and former Fargoans
now residing at San Diego. He is
loaded down with messages for the
Bentons, Darlings Edwardses, Kee-a
neys and many others.
Mrs. ]. c. Mckenzie was hostess
last evening to the Neighborhood 500
Fciub, an interesting game being played
from three tables. High score was
won by Mrs. f. III. Knowles and Mrs.
r. II. Johnston won second The rooms
were very prettily arranged with asters
and sweet peas and after the game
fine luncheon was served. Net week
the club will meet with Mrs. w. T.
Johnston of N. p. avenue.
Mrs. w. s. Davidson returned to her
home at Williston yesterday after
few days visit in the city, the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Killion Of
Seventh street south. Mrs. Davidson
was a delegate to the convention OF
the Federated Women's clubs at Devils
Lake, and stopped off i'm Fargo for a
visit before returning home She was
accompanied home by her little
nephew, Master Leo Killion.
Yesterday afternoon a sewing class
was organized at the washington
school with Miss Chesley In charge.
Miss Chesley will probably take as
sisi ants later as the class grows larger
and an effort will be made to hold
these classes each Monday afternoon
from 4 until o'clock. Yesterday Miss
Chesley took the names of about fif-
teen children who wished to learn to
sew and made preparations for her
work.
The committee in charge Of the
Halloween party which is to be given
Oct. 81. at the Y M. c. A.. by the
X. w, c. A., r. M c. A. and the
young peoples societies of the churches,
met last evening at the Y. and began
their plans for the event. An excel
lent programme was outlined by the
chairman OF the committee and the
young people are enthusiastic over the
preparations which will begin immedi-
ately and the committee expects to
make arrangements to entertain sew
eral hundred young people OF the city.
All are cordially invited.
The meeting OF the Graduate Nurses
association which was held at the
nurses club on Eighth street north
Saturday afternoon was a very pleas
ing and successful one, There were
several musical selections which were
greatly enjoyed, Mrs. Arthur Olson
singing In her charming manner. Mrs
r. M. Pollock talked on Woman's SUI
frage giving the nurses many new and
interesting points as to what has been
done In this line and what the wo-
men OF the world are doing. The as
ISOLATION decided along with other
business transacted to register ex-
perienced nurses, Mrs. Tritchler and
Miss Robertson were appointed a com
mittee TO look after this.
The Bay View club held an excel
lent meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs Geo. Brown on Sixth
street south. Mrs. Flanders gave an
interesting paper on the Defective
Child and Miss Robinson talked OF
Fargo's Neglected Child. She dealt
with the subject ais she comes In con-
tact with the poorer classes daily She
mentioned that 1t would alleviate many
Of the conditions Ii more of the chill
dren were compelled to attend school
and If the sanitary conditions la some
OF the poorer lodging houses were
mora thoroughly investigated by those
In charge. Many do not realize the
conditions existing in the city until
brought face to face with them and