The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-13
BUSINESS WOMEN RALLY
Large Number Gather For Fall Rally
of Business Women's Bible Class.
"A Number Join.

Last evening the Business Women's
Bible class held their autumn rally at
Stones auditorium with a large number
present in spite of the Indictment wea.
Their, and a very enjoyable evening was
spent it is an interesting feature tie
note that some of the leading business
men recognize the value of this moves
ment to interest the business women,
for the Manchester Biscuit Co.. very
generously donated all of the waters
used for refreshments m Mr.. stone
gave the use of his splendid hall for
the occasion.
The business houses represented
Were: The Manchester Biscuit Co.., A.
L. Moody Dry Goods CO., deLendrecie
Co., Blacks store, The Herbst Depart
ment store, st. Johns hospital, Dakota
Business college, Aaker's Business coll
lege, the y. w. c.. A. and the Young
Women's class, which meets Thursday
evening.
The girls from the Manchester BIS
cult Co, wore badges made of the pin,
Fargo Needs You, You Need Fargo
to which was fastened a wafer. The
A. IL. Moody and deLendrecie Co, girls
wore cards upon which were pasted
articles representing the different de-
partments and the name of the COM
pany was stamped at the bottom. The
girls from Blacks wore a piece OF
black ribbon and the hospital girls
wore their uniforms. The Herbst peo-
pie wore a badge Of purple and gold
with the name inscribed and the BUSH
ness college girls wore their colors.
The programme of stunts were most
UNIQUE, perhaps the best being tina
Iiof the Young Women's Bible class,
which was under the supervision OF
Miss e. Louise Guernsey, the new jun
ior secretary at the ". w. C.. Al. The
show of Teddy's arrival in Fargo, and
was very cleverly carried out. One of
the girls from the Dakota Business
college wore a very original costume,
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white and gold. The skirt of the cos
tune was made with cores and on each
gore was a specimen of some phaze of
the college work. On one was a type
from a ledger, and still others were
covered with shorthand notes. The
upper part was decorated with orna-
mental pen work and cards, represent
ing the college gave a reading OF How
the Minister Took Els Raise.
Miss Anna Chisholm, chairman of the
social committee, presided very capably
and called on Miss Stevenson, general
secretary of the X, who extended an
invitation to the girls to come to the
association rooms and get acquainted
and Miss Guernsey told OF her depart
r1ent, and that she hoped to meet the
girls in their places Of business. Miss
Alice Moshier, president of the BUSH
ness Wonnen's Organization, gave q
very interesting and complimentary
talk. congratulating the committee on
their fne programme. Mrs. Fred Tay-
lor, teacher Of the class Invited ali
the new girls to join and told OF the
benefits to be derived from the study os
the Bible. Miss Emily Bachelor sans
very nicely and WAS much appreciated
Mrs. r.. II. Watkins, who has been
instrumental in making a great deal Of
the programme possible, by her service
in making the badges. deserves
great deal of credit as do Miss CHS
holm and others who have been un-
firing in their efforts to make the aft.
fair a success. The hospitality com
mittee OF the y. w. G. A. served ths
refreshments.