The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-29
Social Notes


Mrs. C. H. Anheier left this morning
for Minneapolis. where she will spend
the grand opera season with her
mother and sister, and listen to some
Of the best productions.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
HalIanberg are Offering congratulations
over the arrival OF baby daughter
Mrs. Hallenberg is a guest at the home
of her sister. Mrs. Z. J. Weiser of
Eighth street south.
The knights OF Columbus win give
another Of their delightful dancing
parties on Tuesday evening in the
Knights Of Columbus hall. This is the
fourth OF a series which are being
given during the winter months. Many
OF the young people have signified
their intention of attending and a
pleasant evening is anticipated.
Miss Elizabeth Robertson was una
BILE tS leave for her home at Bis
march as announced a few days ago,
but Will stay in Fargo as guest of
the sisters of ST. Johns hospital, of
which she is. a graduate. until her at
tendiig physician considers her well
enough to undertake the train Jour-
ney Miss Robertson was taken ill
whilf on long typhoid case at the
Northwestern hospital, and has been a
patitht there for the past eleven weeks,
Ghnd Forks Times: Miss Marion Hol-
loyay of Fargo, who has been the
gtest of her aunt, Mrs. "A. O.. Ander-
sa1 Of Fourth avenue for the past
week, has decided to remain here and
inter the Onion Commercial college.
she will make her home with her
aunt with whom her sister Frances.
has been since last summer and will
be welcomed by the girls Of the young
er set. Mrs, Anderson and the chill
dren will not move to their new home
at Regina, Saskatchewan, until after
the close of the city schools next June
Material assistance to the amount
of s65 was received yesterday by Miss
Topping of the Florence Crittenton
home from a number of ladies' organi-
cations at Hope, n. D. Miss Topping
was called there last week to speak of
her work, the ladies having signified
their desire of assisting in the rescue
work and the result was the hand
some remittance received by Miss
Topping. The organizations contribut-
ing were; The Woman's club, Yeoman
lodge, w. G. T. T.. Ladies' Aid society
Of the NJ E. church. Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Presbyterian church, East
ern Star lodge, Royal Neighbors, and
Rebekah lodge. In addition to the
money the ladies sent a number of
articles, which are so necessary to
making the rooms cozy and homelike,
such as window drapings, table run
1ers.5 rugs, dresser scarfs, etc. Over
half of the rooms have been well taken
Gre of by various people and organi-
zations, there remaining eight rooms
still to furnish. The response. to calls
for the upkeep and furnishings for the
home have been most literally res
ponded to and 1t is hoped that some
way may be found for completing the
furnishings in the near future.
Saturday the visiting ladies' Of the
press association spent very happy
day. Although no formal programme
was announced, the time was well
filled and equally Wen enjoyed. The
forenoon was turned over to the ladies
to do as inclination prompted, part
spending the time visiting and shop
ping and others attending the meet
ings of the convention Luncheon
was served at the Y. w, G. A. at l
o'clock and after luncheon an interest
ing trip of inspection was made
through the offices of The Courier
News and The Forum and also
through the Masonic temple In the
evening a great many visited the Far
so college, where the newspaper ex-
hibit was held many. however, find
ing 1t impossible to remain over. The
evening programme was an especially
delightful one of speeches and music
and the exhibits proved far more in
teresting than anticipated. AS many
of the local people could not attend the
exhibit on Saturday evening, 1t was
decided to keep the library open to the
public until o'clock this evening.
students and teachers being especial :
~ invited to look them over Mrs.
Hazelton has recovered from her ill
ness sufficiently to be present and will