The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-13
Interest to the Women
oanms soasD pnr ! any j rs ouas roru r. maAkln Reaasper ones nI

Miller remaining over for the BUSH
ness girls reception this evening.
Mrs. E. NJ. Darrow was operated up
IN at the st. Johns hospital yesterday
morning and is reported to be resting
very comfortably.
Miss Katherine Mcmillan returned
to her home at Wheatland, N. d. Sun
day morning after spending a few
days with friends in the city.
Miss Eva Shea came up from Wah-
peton Friday and spent the week end
with Miss Claire Elliott of North
Broadway. She returned to her home
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gould of Win
ripeg arrived In Fargo Saturday and
spent the week end with Mr.. Gould's
sister, Mrs. Robert Kennedy Of Ninth
avenue north.
The Yeomen will hold their regular
business meeting Tuesday evening tc
be followed by dancing after 9 o'clock.
All Yeomen and their friends are in
vited to be present.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. o. NJ. Mus
of Moorhead entertained in honor OF
Mrs. M. J.. Fullerton, a bride of this
month. The event was very prettily
appointed, the idea of May being used
very effectively.
The co~nvocation exercises at the A
G. this morning took a musical turn
The Boys Glee club sang a couple OF
selections and Miss Ruud played two
piano numbers. Harold Bachman fav.
ored the students with a cornet solo
DR.. Putnam closed the programme
with a talk on music in general.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First M. E. church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clocl
at the home of Mrs. w. D. Gillespie OF
201 Thirteenth street south. Mrs
Welsh will assist in entertaining and
Mrs. w. j. Clapp will give the mis-
sionary report of the annual confer
ence of the church.
A party of charming young ladies
from the younger society set enjoyed
a box party at the matinee Saturday
to see Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
The company consisted of the Misses
Margaret HOLSTER, Lucille Bristol
katherine Wheelock, Stella Simonson
Claire Elliott, leila Jacobson, Heller
Welter, Mildred Hildreth and Miss
Eva Shea of Wahpeton.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. VIM. A
Sunday and Miss SAKE conducted
meeting for the women of the city a
L +ho ISirSA DroS+Ny4Ar3on ab,,rob Mic
McLaren led the devotionals and SAN
in her usual attractive amer Mis-
Sake led the devotionals. Mrs. Sunda.
then took charge of the meeting an,
chose her theme from C%o1Iations. Sh
gave a message to mothers which wa
thoughtfully received by over 400 wo
men, who packed the church. Tn
meeting was a very successful on
and twenty women confessed Christ.
The Sans Soueci club of Moorhea,
closed the season very fittingly Satur
day evening, when the losers gave
banquet for the winners. The banque
was served in a p~rettily screened al
cove in the handsome diningroom Q
the Comstock hotel and the table wa
very beautifully decorated with mar
guerites and ferns. The place card
were hand painted for the occasion b
Miss Ivy Wagner. Covers were laid 70
eleven, the twelfth member havin
moved away. After the banquet whicl
was perfectly served in five courses
the company went to the home of Mis-
Keifer, where cards were played TO
an hour or two.
Miss Katheryn Lysle York returnei
home yesterday from Fergus Fall
where she has spent the past ten day
coaching the senior play Of the higl
school. The class presented The Boy
Of Co. B. and Miss York is quite en-
thusiastic over the talent displayed b
her charges. The Fergus Falls paper
are loud in their praises of Miss Yor,
as a coach and the patrons Of tn
school and the class pronounced tn
/. play one of the most successful eve
presented. The cast was composed Q
seventeen students, who were NOR
than usually well adapted to their roles
This is the first attempt of Miss Yor
to coach a play Of that sort and as
student of the Western School of Ex
!. preston has achieved remarkable sue
| cess. Saturday evening the senic
class rendered Miss York a dancin
i party to express their appreciation {
: her efforts.
II g=#.e .#4 HA .aH. FH lu