The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-20
Of Interest to the Women

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will sing.
The Longfellow Neighborhood club
will hold their next meeting in the
evening on Tuesday, Feb. &c. This
will be an open meeting to which all
of the ladies and gentlemen of the
neighborhood are cordially invited. DR.
Smith, the city health officer, Will
speak on Schools and Good Health.
The crack squad of the A. c. are
to give their second annual dance
Wednesday evening at the armory.
n occasion promises to be one of the
best OF the year and no effort is being
spared by the boys to make the eve-
ming n to be long remembered. Put
MANS orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic.
Grand Forks Herald: A wedding of
interest to friends throughout the state
VIII occur at Ardoch this morning,
when Miss Katherine Began will be-
come the bride Of Albert Anstett of
Fargo, The ceremony will take place
at st. Johns Catholic church at 10
o'clock and Father Considine will Of
ficiate.
Reports from the bedside Of Mrs.
L. w. Schruth of Fifth street north
say that she is improving very nicely
from her recent stroke of paralysis.
She is now able to speak and can move
almost normally, and her many friends
will be glad to know that her complete
recovery is looked for steadily and it
1t hoped that she will be up and about
again in a short time.
Jamestown Alert: Rev. Hugh L.
Burleson, formerly dean of Gethse-
name cathedral, Fargo, was an ar
rival at jamestown today from New
York where he is a member of the
national board Of missions. He is
visiting his brother. Rector Edward w.
Burleson and will later visit his moth
er, sister and brother, Rector John X.
Burleson, at Grand Forks.
The ladies Of the w. r. C. gave a
very successful charity euchre party
yesterday afternoon at Prizes hall. The
game was played from fourteen tables
and the head prize for progression was
won by Mrs. Tom Powers. Mrs. Harry
Quick captured the lone hand and Mrs
Stafford for second progression. Fol-
lowing the game a pleasant social
time with refreshments was enjoyed.
Invitations have been issued to a
large number of the young ladies of
the A. G. to a patriotic party to be
given on Thursday afternoon at Ceres
hall. A charming bevy of young Ia
dies Of the dormitory will be host
esses and a delightful afternoon is
anticipated. The invitations request
that the girls com en- costume and
dancing will be the entertainment of
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. deLendreeie and
niece, Miss Esther Masye, left Sum
day evening for st. Paul, where they
took the train for Los Angeles, Cal.
The party will go by way of Salt Lake
City and Denver and expect to spend
several months in the west, shipping
their car some little time ago. While
in the west they will be the guests
of Mr.. n Mrs. Thomas Marshall of
Cakes who are now in Los Angeles.
Miss Georgia Mar Chambers. of
Churchs Ferry work today
in this district Of the w. c.. t. u.
~ 1HO NAoLAAIL GOLlpElSSS CaSS,
Steel and Trail counties and she will
work among the unions of this di-
vision until March is. Miss Cham
bers is the w. c. T. U. field secretary
of the children's and young peoples
branch and is most popular with the
young people wherever she works. She
is expected in Fargo Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week to visit he
local union.
A party of twenty-five Of her
friends very pleasantly surprised Miss
Fern Dynes last evening at her home
on Thirteenth street north, The
people gathered at the home of Miss
Grace Briscoe on Eleventh avenue
north and went en- masse to the Dynes
home, where Miss Fern was made
honor guest of the evening the occa-
sion being her birthday anniversary. Al
happy evening was spent with music
and games and at the close a delicious
luncheon was served. Miss Dynes was
the recipient Of happy well wishes for
many returns OF the day.
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