The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-18
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.SSAs WIZ NAJoySu n6r stay IN the
city and renewal Of her acquaintance
very much.
Miss Edna zavitz OF Hunter is the
guest this week Of Miss Marie ostbye
OF Fourth avenue north
Mrs. L. L. Schooley OF First ave-
nue. north Is spending the week with
her mother in Minneapolis. She is
expected home Saturday.
Next Thursday evening the Yeomen
will hold their regular meeting in Pr
rie's hall. Initiation will take place
and social evening of dancing en-
joyed.
Mrs. William Merritt and two chill
dren of Spokane, who have been the
guests of Mrs. c. N. Swart of Eighth
street north for the past two weeks,
left this morning for the east,
Mrs. John Peterson and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, of Tenth street north left
today to spend a month with her par
.ents at Marshalltown. Ia, and friends
at other points in that state.
The Luther league of the English
Lutheran church will give social in
the church parlors Friday evening A
splendid programme is being prepared
and cordial Invitation is extended
to all the young people and friends of
the church,
DR.. Archibald McKeller of Blanch-
ardville, Wis, and DR.. Bloomer of Mil
waakee arrived this morning to spend
the day in the city en- route to Bis
marck. They are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas McKeller of EIev-
enth street south.
Miss Marie Mccormick was hostess
this afternoon to a party of friends
to meet Mrs. Frances Hughes Wade,
who was heard in recital with Miss
Mccormick in Stones auditorium
Tuesday evening by courtesy of the
Fargo Musical club.
The w. C. T. u. will meet Friday
afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Wal
ter Thompson of 1920 Third avenue
south. The roll call subject will be
PHYSICAL Education and the book re-
view on The Control OF Body and Mind
VIII be conducted by Mrs H. Chris
holm.
Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Hallett of Fourth avenue north will
greatly regret to learn that they have
both been taken to the st. Johns
hospital seriously i'll with typhoid
FEVER. The case seems a very deplora-
bic one as both are very i'll and were
taken at the same time.
There will be Missionary Exueri-
ence social and entertainment given
but the senior and Junior G. Y. p. u. in
the First Baptist church parlors Fri
day evening at o'clock Japanese,
Chinese, Hindus, American Indians.
Negroes will be present to furnish an
interesting programme. Ice cream,
cake and candy will be on sale. This
is free to all and pleas
ant time Is anticipated.
A pleasurable event of this evening
will be the meeting of the washington
Neighborhood club, which will be held
at the Washington school. A well Sc
lected programme will be the feature
of the evening, Miss Carol b. Stanley
ably contributing. Refreshments will
be served at the close of the meeting
and all the young people and ladies
and gentlemen of the neighborhood are
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Alberta Fort entertained very
pleasantly last evening at her home
on Fourth street north in honor of |
Miss Matte Adams, a bride of next |
week. About twenty-five guests were |
present and a very jolly time was
spent. The rooms were fragrant with |
carnations placed in large vases upon |
the tables. Several musical numbers |
were greatly appreciated. Miss Fort |
played several piano selections and A. |
]. White of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, |
to encores to vocal num-
Der. Miss Adams will become the bride |
Of Cornelius Benner of st. Paul, |
May "a
Miss Nettie Trimble, city Y. w. c.
A. secretary for the north central ter
ritory, was recently in attendance at /
the celebration of the moving of the
Duluth association into their present |
quarters. Miss Trimble was a promi-
nent visitor in Fargo about two weeks
ago at the territorial convention and |
an account Of the Duluth meeting will |
probably interest the workers here:
With songs. appropriate yells and in |
per which was served at the Young |
Womans Christian association last |
evening was greatly enjoyed by about |
$50 members. The supper was served |
in the big dining room of the associa- |
ton building and was In celebration |
of the moving into the new building |
which fell on May 10. Miss Nettie e. |
Trimble, city secretary for the north |
central territory, Of which Duluth is u |
part, was guest at the supper and |
she spoke of The Membership Privi- |
lege. In this Young Woman's Chris
tian association" she said, 1--WE are
united for a purpose. and that purpose
IL the promotion of the spiritual, in
social and physical welfare
Of all young women, and a membership |
to the association gives not only the /
benefits obtained through the |
building and the classes bur also the |
privilege of working for other girls
and their welfare and the pleasure OF
others" The $1,000 interest /
on the mortgage on the building will be |
due June l and the supper last even
Ing was made the occasion for the
starting of a membership campaign to
raise money to pay off this interest.
At the time when the new building |
was planned only one dormitory floor
was to be built, but even before the
building work was commenced the de-
mand for more rooms than one DOR
mitory floor would furnish, was so
large that 1t was considered wise to
nuf an anaffler story and LET the nrn-