The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-24
Social Notes

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Mrs. r. NJ. Howells Of Ninth avenue
Forth is spending the week with Mrs.
p. Murphy of Page, N. d..
The Island Park Charity circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Chestnut of Seventh street south.
Miss Hauser,s class will sell home
candy at the hicken pie supper Friday
evening of this week at the First M. e.
church,
Miss Maude Cummings of Darlington,
N. D., is the guest for a week or ten
days of Miss Fern Crothers of Ninth
street south. :
Her many little friends will be sorry
to learn, that. Henrietta Stout, who is
spending the winter with her grand
mother, Mrs. G. r. Stout of Fifth street
north, y confined to the house by ill
ness,
Mrs Kelly of Darlington and Mrs,
Bishop of Fessenden visited at the
homejof Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. FCrothers
route to their home from the state fed
eratpn of Women's clubs convention at
Grad Forks.
Mrs. Florence Bunce will give an adj
dress on Socialism at the Civic Centre
ana Club house on Friday night at S
o'dock. She will consider her subject
frpm two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Germany
his done with Socialism and Socialism
il Politics, .a& ...g
The Fargo w. C. T. u. will hold their
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
With Mrs. j. ID. Carpenter, 223 Four
teenth street south. The members are
asked to make note of the change in
time of the meeting which is announc-
ed in h programmes to be On Friday
! evening, but instead will be held on
Friday afternoon.
Among the Fargo teachers who at
tended the educators convention at
Grand Forks this week were: Miss
school; Miss Halland, principal of the
Longfellow school; Miss Blanche True
of the English departments of Fargo
college, Miss Elizabeth Perley, German
teacher of Fargo college, Miss Clara
Rose, instructor in drawing of the Far
go schools; Miss Edna Dunning, must
cal instructor for the public schools;
Miss Jennie McCarnie,. Miss Maude
Games, and a number of others.
@Two OF the leading dancing clubs
Will give Halloween parties. The
Coterie CLUB will give their first party
on Friday evening. Oct. 25 and the ap-
polntments will be in keeping with the
season. The executive committee has
charge of the functions given by the
club and those on the committee this
season are: Mrs. J. NJ. Bathrtck, Mrs.
A.9W.s Cupler, Mrs. J.. A. Jardine, Miss
Margaret Mitchell and r.. G, Patterson.
"LhS CbIluIS CIup is Ine OLnGF dancing
club that will entertain this month and
their party will be on next Thursday
segening. Hostesses forathis event will
be Mrs. Geo. H. HOLSTER, Mrs. j. P.
Hardy, Mrs. w. II. Barnett, and Mrs.
w. B. Hancock.
Eighteen hundred invitations have
been EXTENDED to students and alumni
to Halloween frolic to be held at
the Dakota Business college on the
evening of Oct, 81. h gathering is in
the nature of a reunion of the old
pupils, some 500 of whom are located in
positions in the city. Many of these
haVesnever visited the school since the
construction of the new building, and
an dfort is being made to bring them
together. All guests are to assemble on
the first floor of the original building.
The ladies then ascend to the second
stoR and robe as ghosts, while the
gentlemen will don cat masks and in
teams of -four or five will be conducted
byI guides to upper hall to receive
imitation. Tally cards in the college
>coors containing names of the guests
vii be distributed and the Identified
tin will probably last for half an
heir. An extensive programme will be
cirried out on the third floor OF the
tEo buildings with all manner of APP
Fopriate settings and customs In keep
ng with the Halloween season while
helodious strains will brighten the
COLLINS away,