The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-25

or the birthday OF Neal DOVE, father
OF the temperance movement in Maine.
was set apart for the writing. There
were a great many sent in and prizes
viii be awarded as soon as the judging
is completed. AT the close of the meet
ing the hostess served nice refresh
ments.
Sunday afternoon a song service will
replace the regular Vesper services at
the Y. w. c. A., at 4 o'clock. Mrs.
Stockham win lead and all women and
young women are invited to be pres
ent. An especial invitation Is ex-
tended the young women of the w. b.
G. The Red books will be used for
singing and a large attendance is ex-
pected, Miss Blakeslee, Mrs Jardine
and Miss Champine will sing and Mrs.
Carl Buttles will lead the devotionals.
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President Southwick of the Emerson
School Of Expression will arrive this
afternoon and will speak tonight under
the auspices of the dramatic section of
the Fine Arts club on the subject of
Hamlet, the Man of Will, at the Uni-
tartan church. There are q number
Of graduates Of theEmerson school in
the city, among the number being Mrs
Dewitt Dowling, who win entertain
the Emerson club at her home fol-
lowing the lecture. Dean Southwick
viii be the guest, during his stay in
the city, of Dean and Mrs. Dowling.
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The ladies of ST. Mary's cathedral
entertained at delightful card party
last evening in the knights of Colum-
bus hail. There were a large number
OF friends present and during the
evening the knights of Columbus or
chestra played. First prizes we're won
by Mr.. Russell and Mrs. Margaret
Healey; second prizes by Dave Dinan
and Mrs. Wasem; first lone hand by
Mrs. Knowles; second lone hand by
Mrs. Patterson, and consultations by
Mr.. Rumley and Mr. Healey. At the
close Of the evening a nice luncheon
was served.
Mrs. II. Amerland and Mrs. r. A.
Anderson will entertain the elementary
Sunday school teachers of Fargo and
Moorhead Monday evening at o'clock
in honor of Mrs. Walter Snow, the ele-
mentary superintendent of the N. d.
Sunday School association. The event
will take place at the home of Mrs
Anderson, 332 Seventh avenue south,
and will take the place Of the regular
monthly meeting. A short programme
will be rendered and the remainder
of the evening " i'll be spent in social
manner, All elementary teachers are
invited to be present.
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Last evening about twenty -one of
the young ladies at Ceres hall at the
A. c. entertained a number Of their
friends a. a very pretty masquerade
ball at the armory. The armory was
prettily decorated with green palms,
the pots being trimmed with yellow
and carrying out the college color
scheme. The dance programme con-
sisted of fifteen unique figures Of the
German and all of the guests came
en- costume. During the evening de-
licious refreshments were served.
Patroneses were Miss Hoover, Mrs.
Marshall and Miss Griffith.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. oliver Denis will leave
Tuesday, May 2S, for a six weeks
trip to eastern points, expecting to
return early in July as Mr.. Denis is
one of the committee in charge OF
the unveiling OF the Rollo statue, July
IL. They will go first to st. Paul,
where they will spend a couple OF
days with their nephew, Fred Hebert,
and later go to Detroit, Mich. AT
Detroit they will be Joined by w. g.
Sauve, well-known clothier of this
city and they will then go to Mon
treal to visit friends and rela-
tives, After leaving Montreal Mr.. and
Mrs. Denis will go to Three Rivers
where Mr.. Denis was born. He left
there thirty eight years ago to come
to North Dakota and is an early pi-
oneer OF this state. They viii. then
visit Quebec, st. Anne de Peaupre La
binier, where Mrs. Denis was born;
and points along the ST. Lawrence
river. Mrs, Denis left I4abinier with
her parents at the age of age of years
to come to North Dakota. After leav-
ing Canadian points, Mr.. and Mrs
Denis will go to New York City, where
Mr.. Denis will negotiate for his next
seasons furs. They will return via
Buffalo, N. Y. and Duluth, visiting
their nephew, Louis Bouchard, al
the latter place. They anticipate a
most delightful trip and are looking
forward to the renewal of old ac-
| quaintanc.s with much pleasure.