The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-16
VI Interest to the Women
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nlng and q number OF larger functions
VIII be given later on.
Rev R. A. Beard of the First Con-
gregational church left last night for
Chicago, to be absent for several days.
An event Of today is the wedding OF
MISS Winifred Elga Russell, daughter
oI Mrs. M. Russell of Firth avenue
south, and ], w, Stayner Of Winnipeg,
winch was solemnized at the home OF
the brides mother.
i The Longfellow Neighborhood club
VIII meet this week on wednesday at
the Longfellow school. Special music
VIII De furnished by the school chill
dren and the meeting this week viii
be In the nature Of mothers meeting.
Mrs. M. p Smith OF Sioux city. Ia,
and J. @. Thompson daughter. Miss
Frances. of Danville, Ill, who have
been the guests for the past few days
| Of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. III. HOLSTER and
| daughter of Ninth street south. leave
this afternoon for their homes.
Il. p. Sundberg, who is in the city
from San Diego. Cal, and mentioned
in the Forum Saturday the fact that
several of the former residents OF
Fargo had sent greetings to their
friends here, omitted to mention the
name Of G. T. Keeney, who wished to
be remembered to his Fargo friends.
DIR. and Mrs. u. R. Busch returned
this morning from a most interesting
| four months trip abroad and are at
home In their apartments in the We'll
| lington block. DR. and Mrs. Busch
have spent a great deal of the time
while away In, the principal cities of
France and Norway and at many other
interesting places in the old world.
Philip Sherman and daughter, Miss
Marian, who have been making their
home with Mr.. Shermans daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Campbell OF Eighth avenue
south, expect to leave the last of this
week for California, where they will
probably make their home near Pas
edena. Mrs. Campbell expects to leave
In about fortnight for Portland, Ore,
where she will spend the winter.
The thimD1e bee given Saturday
afternoon by Miss Margaret HOLSTER
at her home on Ninth street south in
honor OF her guests, Miss Frances
Thompson of Danvil1e, Ill. and Miss
Florence York of Tacoma, Wash, was
one Of the prettiest affairs of the sea-
son. About sixteen Of the most popu-
lar young ladies of the younger So
ciety set made up the guest list and
happy time was spent In needle
work. During the afternoon Miss Mar
Raret Newton of Moorhead and Miss
Katherine WheeIock delighted the
guests with vocal selections and Miss
Katherine York gave one of her clever
readings. The afternoon was brought
to close by the service OF a dainty
luncheon Miss HOLSTER Is hostess
this afternoon at cards for her guests.
The regular meeting Of the Fargo
w. G. I. u. held Friday at the home
of Mrs. Murray on Thirteenth street
south was perhaps one Of the most In
teresting meetings of the season, es-
pecially from the standpoint of those
who were not so fortunate as TO be
able to attend the recent convention at
jamestown. The loss, however, was
very ably made up by the excellent
account Of the convention which was
given by Mrs. Geo. Miller. The entire
ehHooh WaS TAKEN up with ner re-
port, which took In everything OF in
terest that happened In that meeting.
Mrs. Miller gave a synopsis of the
principal speeches at the convention,
giving some OF them in full, and the
interesting incidents Of the conven-
tion were faithfully related SO that
those who had attended the conven-
ton. This afternoon was brought to |
a close with a social hour and re-
freshments.