The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-11

well wishes.
Miss Grace Lang of Moorhead has
rstufned from a visit with friends at
minneapolis, Paramount and Brecken-
ridge. MINI.
Mrs. G.. r, Froling Of Second avenue
soutn IS expected home tomorrow from
Mlchlgan, where she has been visiting
her old home.
Miss Fern Way, Of Minot has arrived
IN n city and will attend the Fargo
punllc schools for the present term and
Will make her home with the family
or Thomas Crea on the southside. Miss
Nay is the daughter of William HI.
Mr.. n Mrs. Walter AyIen of MISS
QUA, Mont, who have been the guests
Of Mrs. Aylen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston Wagner of Moorhead, left
yesterday for Nashville, Tenn, where
Mr.. Aylen will study medicine for a
Mrs. A, N. Miller of Vancouver,
British Columbia. and her sister Mrs,
II, Pollard of Maple Creek, Sask. are
spending a few days with the Iatter's
daughter Mrs. w. J.. Morrish of the
Blenheim apartments on Eighth street
south.
Mrs, T. e. whiting of Tenth street
north is expected home this afternoon
liOIl the lakeS, WnSEG she mas D080
VISITING Mrs. Hardy on Lake Melissa
and Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Whitcomp
on Lake Detroit, Mrs. Hardy is ex-
pected home Thursday.
The business women of the city are
asked to keep in mind the rally to-
morrow evening for the Business Wo-
mems Bible class which will be held
in stones auditorium. 1t is hoped
to double the enrolment of the
class and afford a very profitable win
ter for those who join,
Mrs, Alex stern, accompanied by her
son, Edward and sister, Mrs. Fred
Orschel of Miles City, Mont, expect to
Edward will be placed in the celebrat-
ed Phillips-Exeter academy at Exeter,
n. HI. The two ladies' will go to PhilR-
delphia, Boston, Brooklyn, New York
and en- route home will stop at French
Lick, Ind. They plan to be gone about
six weeks,
J. G. Brown, former commissioner of
take the boat to Toronto, Can, and
| Dunneville, Can, where he will attend
the marriage of a fayorite nephew at
bridegroom is a graduate of Toronto
university and Harvard and is now a
professor in a college at Borden, Me,
Mr.. Brown received a special invita-
kACH W III Ill "hlSh LO oo
only too pleased to accept.
The birthday benefit supper given
last evening at the st. Marks English
Lutheran chuhch in honor of the birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Ulrich, was a
fine success and a goodly sum was
received for the building fund and a
large crowd enjoyed the excellent sup
per prepared by the ladies. Three
large tables were set and were pretty
with bowls of sweet peas and nastur-
tiums. Hostesses were Mrs. Ulrich,
Mesdames Johnson, John Cooper and
Peter Lush and they were
assisted in serving by several of the
young ladies of the church.
A pleasing event in church circles
was the rally day yesterday given by
the Ladies' Aid society to bring to-
gether all new people of the congre
cation and incidentally to provide new
linen for church use. The parlors of
the ehurc where the rally was given,
were very attractive with fall flowers
and unique baskets of fruit and a
large number of ladies responded to
the general invitation and spent a
most delightful time in hemming the
new linen. At a convenient time a
dainty luncheon of fresh fruit served
in dainty baskets was enjoyed.