The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-06
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borhood acquainted and interest them
In the Improvement of their school

borhood acquainted and interest them
in the Improvement of their school
There will be meeting of the
Boarding Home association Friday
afternoon at O'Clock at the won1an's
Boarding home, 100 Eighth street
south
The young peoples society of st.
Paul's Lutheran church. +g:. ii!n. meet &c,
morrow evening at the home of the
pastor, Rev. d. g. Jacobson, 621 Ninth
avenue north.
Mrs. j. Springer OF Fifth street
north entertained a party of seven
ladies yesterday afternoon at a social
time. At the close of the afternoon
a most delicious luncheon was served.
Mrs w. HI. White is visiting friends
in Minneapolis and will be joined
shortly by Mr.. White, who will spend
Easter Sunday with her in Minneapo-
lis. They will return to Fargo shortly
after Easter.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lien yes
terday. Mr.. Lien, who travels for the
Marshall Oil Co., says he is going to
give the boy lessons in selling oil and
is going to divide his territory with
the new traveller Mother and child
doing nicely.
Grand Forks Herald: Miss Edna
Cameron was in the city yesterday
between trains. She was en- route to
her home at Park River from Fargo,
where she has been attending school
for the past few months Miss Cam
eron has completed her work and has
accepted a position in the office or
Atty. Joel Meyers of Park River.
The ladies of the Maccabees will hold
bazaar Friday and Saturday at TO
Front street. There will be several
booths and home cooking, homemade
candles, fancy work, handkerchiefs,
etc, will be on sale. The booths will
be attractively decorated and social
time also will be enjoyed with light
refreshments. All the ladies Of the city
are invited to come and look over the
pretty articles and good things to eat.
The ladies of the First Congrega-
tional church have been working for
the past few weeks hard and faith
fully to complete the arrangements
for their apron and fancy work sale
which will be given in the parIors Of
the Congregational church Saturday
afternoon, April 5. Every sort OF an
apron for all occasions will be pre-
scented In various pretty styles and col
ors, and to the housewife nothing is
SO convenient as a pretty assortment
or aprons, which she will be able to
choose at this sale. In the adjoining
dining room a supper win be prepared
and during the afternoon arrange
ments have been made for a jolly
social afternoon. Fancy work, too.
will be displayed ID irresistible varie-
ties and the ladies of the city are asked
to inspect the articles and enjoy the
social time and supper.
Monday evening Professor and Mrs..
Boehner entertained about twenty
people In the private dining room or
the Prize cafe In honor OF Gail Boeh-
mer Of Montreal, Can. The table was
beautifully laid and was decorated
with brilliant carnations The guests
were President and Mrs. &c. q. Cree
gan and representatives from the Fargo
college and conservatory faculty, VIII
liam Ballou, Mr.. and Mrs. / p. Mar
tin and others. After an elaborate
menu the guests remained at the Ia
bles and enjoyed an animated social
hour, at the close of which the guests
bid their genial host and hostess good
night and said good bye to the honor
guest, wishing him sglueclxIiche Reise"
with the hope Of his returning to Fargo
III the near future.