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

lose a friend. Mrs. Marshall Is several
years younger han her husband. There
are no children In their home SO that
her time and interests are devoted TO
-
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Smith have re-
turned to their home IN North Broad
weeks in New York and Bufalo. Miss
Adele Smith Is the guest OF friends in
Buffalo for a short time longer.
Miss Amy Bosom left last evening
for Minneapolis. where she will spend
a short time before leaving for her
home at Calumet, Mich, Miss Bosson
here for the past year and has left to
prepare for her marriage which will
be an event of the near future. Miss
Bosom 10 to be succeeded by Miss Eli
was expected last week, but has been
detained on account of the illness OF
her sister. Miss Inga Renning and
Miss Lila Elliott VIII have been as
until Miss Romans arrival.
Mrs. III. II. Aaker, who attended the
national convention OF the W, Q. T. u.
visiting in the west, arrived in Min
neapolis on Thursday and Is expected
home the latter part OF next week. Mrs.
w. G. r. u. of the state, and accom-
panied the national delegates west, on
the special which passed through Far
go Oct. IL.
Miss Burnnah Murray is spending the
week n with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. j. II. Murray of Thirteenth street
south. Miss Murray is teaching near
Enderlin, N. D., this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Eddy of Thirteenth
street south have left for q visit at
Mrs. Butter. Mrs. Butler visited at
the Eddy homo here only a short time
ago and has a large circle of friends in
Fargo
The Fargo w. G. T. U. met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. c. G. Boise at
her home on Seventh avenue south.
Mrs. f: II. Talbot led the devotionals
and roll call was responded to by ideas
on Our Opportunities For Service. Plans
were made for a sale to be held soon
and greetings from Mrs. Hubbard at
Portland, Ore, through Mrs. w. H.
OF roses to the members Of the Fargo
union. Mrs. Keye rave greetings from
MRS. Graham ex-superintendent of
railroad work. Mrs. Fisher was APP
collect paper for the car h is to be
filled and it was decided to perfect
plans at the next meeting for the an
nual Thanksgiving offering to be CIV
~ 1SA w AOA SAtGS SElLLGuLQu uOIIGs
Mrs. Matters had charge of the feature
Of the programme which was a paper
on Why Fargo Needs the w. c. T. u.
She discussed her subject from the
point of educational benefit, as a means
Of creating sentiment for temperance,
as q means of enforcing the laws, and
In the many other ways that the union
helps to make a cleaner and better
Clark gave a report of the week for
nome missions which will be observed
IN the churches from Nov. II to 20 and
after adjournment a social hour with
refreshments was enjoyed.
Mrs. D. J. Smith Of Fifth street north
has returned home after spending the
past two weeks with her brother, Atty.
r. M. Hughes of Duluth.
The Book and ThimbIe club will meet
Wednesday afternoon of the coming
week with Mrs. J. b. Eaton, 374 sew
n avenue south.
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Miss Olivia Luger was hostess his
afternoon at $3.50 luncheon to the mem
bers OF the Book and Thimble club.
Following luncheon the afternoon was
spent pleasantly with sewing and cha
MI. and Mrs. William III. White close
their thirteenth street home next
Wednesday and go to Washington, D.
LAoSI SNSlililS o. large uuHlD6r OF Qeo-
pie gathered at the Civic Centre and
] house and enjoyed another of the
splendid programmes which have been
presented during the past few weeks.
ing of last evening and Mrs. Ernest r..
Wright, whose rarely beautiful inter-
probation Of ballads Is so well known.
sang a group of favorites, assisted by
Miss Maude Eames, who Is gifted with
a beautiful contralto voice. Miss Ber-
ina hagen was accompanist and her
sympathetic rendition of the piano part
added much to the pleasure of the
Alton, o Vert Thou in the Cauld Blast,
The Last Rose of Summer and Sweet
and Low. were very pleasing. Miss
With Thine Eyes, and An Irish Love
Song, n Bonnie Sweet Bessie. Mrs.
wright gave as solos Loves Old Sweet
Song Bendemeer's Stream, A Toast to
Dear Old Ireland. The Old Plaid Shawl
and a group of Irish dialect songs, My
Ain Folk, Wed Better Bide q Wee ana
I'm Wearing Ava Jean. Miss Hagen
pleased with a piano selection.
Last evening Mr.. n Mrs. Geo. Baily
were very pleasantly surprised at their
new home, sos Tenth street south,
Moorhead, when about thirty OF their
friends n n~eighbors called to help
initiate their new home. After they
were welcomed by their host and host
ess: a happy informal evening of games
dio Sldt were enjoyed ana at q late
hour baskets which the guests had
brought with them were unpacked and
a delicious luncheon served, Miss
Grace Warner in behalf of the com
pany gave a very clever speech and
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Baily with a
beautiful oak rocker.
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Mrs. A. e. Besttc of Thirteenth street
south has issued invitations for a re-
ception at her home on next Wednes-
day afternoon from 3 o'clock until 6.
Music will be the feature of the after
noon.
An Englishman has been imprisoned
because he couldn't pay his wife's
debts. But it isn't a title married to
an American girl.
A Chicagoan was crushed to death
under a radiator he was installing
against the coming winter. Another
heat victim.