The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-13
Ut Interest to the Women
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and was attended by the students and
members Of the faculty.
a pretty event Of this afternoon
was the sorority tea given by the Sig
ma Theta girls OF Fargo college at
the home Of Miss@Nell Bishop on
First avenue south.
A social will be given I'm the parlors
OF the Union Christian church at all
N. r. avenue on Tuesday evening,
Nov. IA. There viii be sumptuous
| supper Of chicken and other good
things served and everyone is prom
ised a delightful time.
A large number of the young peo-
pie in the city are looking FORWARD to
the Yeomen meeting on Tuesday eve
ming, when large class will be initi-
ated and several hours Of dancing
will be enjoyed. One Of the popular
orchestras has been engaged for the
occasion ana a jolly evening 10 antic-
ipated.
Miss Mollie Reilly and sister, Mrs
Oscar Rustad OF Moorhead are the
guests of their family at Marshall,
Mimi, and will be guests at the mar
riage Of their sister this week. From
Marshall Miss Reilly and Mrs Rustad
will go to Minneapolis, where they
will be the guests Of Mrs. Byron
Massie, formerly of this city
+ The Presbyterian ladies will hold
an all-day sewing meeting at the
Florence Crittenton home tomorrow to
make articles for fair to be given for
the home some time in December. 1t
Is hoped that as many Of the ladies
as possible will be there all day, but
Ii this is impossible they are asked 10
at least spend part of the day with
the ladies.
Paul Everton and Miss Gertrude
Dallas. principals in The Gamblers
company, addressed the Woman's
club OF Crookston last Saturday aft
ernoon, on The One Night Stand From
the Actors Standpoint. The matron's
club and the Current Events club
were guests OF the woman's club for
the occasion which was most enjoy
able one.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Colwell enter
tanned few Of their friends on Sat
urday evening at their home on
Eighth street south at high tea. Among
the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Vincent Of Newark. N. ]. Mr.. Vim
cent is in the west on business and
Mrs Vincent came with him to see
the country. They expect to remain
several months.
Mrs. P. e. Holman of Tenth street
north was a charming hostess this aft,
ernoon to eight OF her lady friends
In farewell to Mrs. Andrew McMeans
of Ninth avenue north. who Is leav-
ing soon with her husband to make
their home in Canada. The time wass
most delightfully."- spent in playing
cards and after the cards were laid
aside, prettily appointed luncheon
was served.
Friends in the city will be inter-
ested in learning that Charles w.
Van Horn, who has been visiting his
mother, Mhs. w. T. Van Horn of Tenth
street north, left Saturday evening for
Minneapolis. where his marriage to
Miss Charlotte G. Schmidt will
take place. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. Friedrich Schmidt
at p. m. in the parlors OF Westmins-
ter church. Miss Schmidt is d nurse
In the city hospital in Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mre. Van Horn will leave
Immediately for San Francisco, where
Mr. Van Horn has re-enllsted for
four years as hospital steward in the
u. s. navy. They have the con-
CALCULATIONS Of large circle Of
friends.
The vesper services held yesterday
afternoon at the w. c. A. beginning
the week of prayer for the associations
all over the world were especially in
teresting. DIR. Beard spoke on the
subject. What Is Man That Thou Art
Mindful of Him. His talk was excel
lent and his audience felt distinctly
benefited by his remarks Miss Mar
guerite Beard sang In q most pleasing
manner and Miss Carol b. Stanley
played her Accomplishments. In he
parlors Of the association is a large
map of the world, marked with flags
representing the various countries,
where associations have been formed,
and this win be left up all week as
reminder OF the prayer week. 1t has
been necessary to change the pro-
gramme for the week somewhat. but
the meetings will now be carried out
according to the following arrange
ment: This evening Mrs. J. M. WAL
tiers will lead the meeting and will
talk to the girls on China. The meet
ing will commence at 1880 and Is ex-
pected to be one Of the most interest
ing Of the week. Mrs Walters is an
exceptionally sympathetic and inter-
esting speaker. The play which was
to have been given Tuesday has been
changed to Thursday evening at s:15
on account OF the illness of one Of the
cast The name Of the play Is A
Chinese Student. and the plot Is very
attractive. The meeting announced
for Friday evening has been changed
to Tuesday evening. MIR. r.. r.. Wolf
will lead. the meeting to begin at 1918,
and there win be special music. All
are cordially invited to these meet
ings.