The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-06
Social Notes

Miss Laura Ruthruff has returned
from Glendale, where she has been
teacher in the public schools the
past term
Mrs. III. e. Siegfried Of Ninth street
south returned Saturday evening from
Des Moines, Ia, where she visited for
fortnight.
The Misses L,ubelle and Jetta wiz
son will return June "a from Valley
City where they are students in the
state normal.
Maj. and Mrs. James Ulio and
daughter, Miss Anna, expect to leave
next Saturday for Portland, Ore to
spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. p. Mccoy and fam
lily of this city, Joseph Herrick and
Peter Dwyer of Moorhead, spent Sun
day at the Mccoy farm near Grandin,
returning Sunday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Wansbrough Of Ninth
street south, accompanied by Morris
Van Sickle, have left for Portland.
Ore, where they will visit Mrs. Vans
brough's daughter, Mrs H. E. Allen
Lawrence Kowalslxi, one of the pop
ular young men of Moorhead, is ex-
pected home June IA from College
ville Mimi, where he has spent the
past school term at ST Johns uni
versity.
Harold Wilson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Wilson Of Third avenue south.
is expected home from Evanston June
IS, when he will have completed his
sophomore year at the Chicago uni
versity
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Mckenzie of
Lethbridge, Can, formerly of Fargo.
are in the city for few days visiting
old friends and neighbors here They
are the guests of the latters brother
Mr.. Cannon Of Cannon Smith. Mr..
and Mrs Mckenzie are on their way
from New Brunswick where they en-
joyed most pleasant visit with Mr..
McKenzie's parents.
Mrs. c. A. Pollock, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Lorine, arrived
home yesterday from Madison, Wis,
where Mrs, Pollock was called a few
weeks ago by the illness of Miss Lor-
inc. Miss Pollock is much better and
stood the trip nicely. Her friends here
are glad to learn OF her recovery.
Charles Pollock, who Is also student
at the Wisconsin university, will not
arrive home until the first of next
month.
"A very interesting meeting Of the
young peoples department of the
Washington Neighborhood club was
attended by about forty Of the young
people Of that district last evening.
Mrs. G. F. Amidon presided and pre-
scented some stereopticon views of the
different American cities. These meet
tngs will continue throughout the sum-
rner and will be held every Monday
evening. On account OF the examina-
tions in the schools the meeting will
not be held next week, but will con-
tinue thereafter. The Social Service
society OF the Moorhead formal will
have charge Of this department during
the summer, and some very interesting
meetings are being planned.
Grand Forks Herald: The person
who thinks women have no capacity
for transacting business in a business
like way, nor executive ability should
have been present at the Women's
Auxiliary meeting in the parish hail
yesterday afternoon. We are sure
their minds would have been forever
disabused of this erroneous idea. Mrs.
Mann, wife of Bishop Cameron Mann,
presided, and If any male creature
ever attended more strictly to the du-
ties Of a presiding officer, then we have
never met him. Mrs. Mann is mag
netic and enthusiastic herself. She
soon had the entire convention with
her--not a dull moment during the SEES
sion yesterday afternoon, and 1t was
positive pleasure to listen to the
annual reports of the various guilds
AS the name OF the guild was called,
the representative or delegate stepped
forward, read her report then passed
1t to the secretary for fling Every
thing moved along with military pre-
cision and the business session was
conducted 'decently and in ORDER"
which can't always be said truthfully
OF mems meetings. We ascrfbe the