The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-10-12

60 FORUM AND DAILY RI
which are to be organized, under the
auspices of the Western School of Ex-
pression by Mrs. David deLendrecie.
This form of accomplishment is coming
to be more and more in demand and
former classes have been very success
ful.
Mrs. A. J. stephens viii sing tomor-
row morning at the services at the
First M. e. church.
Harry MagilI leaves this evening for
Forman, N. d., where he will enjoy
few days hunting.
Mrs L. A. Kedney, who has been
visiting friends In the city for. few
weeks, viii leave next "Wednesday for
Minneapolis where she will spend the
winter with her son. Fred kedney.
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The meeting of the Gethsemane
Cathedral guild which was announced
to be held Thursday, Oct. II, will be
postponed until Thursday, Oct. "a on
account of other church affairs which
will interfere with that date
Mrs S. G. Magill and granddaughter,
Miss Elizabeth Magill will leave Nom
day for Chicago. Mrs. Magfll Will
leave, after remaining short time there
to spend the winter in California and
Miss MagiII will visit for short time
with friends and relatives in Chicago
before returning home. Mrs. Magill VIII
close her home on Eighth street south.
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The stunt" party given by the Lad
les of the Maccabees on Thursday even
ing after the regular hive session was
very much enjoyed by the many Ladies
present Several readings were given,
one being in Scotch dialect and song
IL, oh xuaa a,IF1c Eliza O. Pnf-
nam accompanying. One of the ladies'
did her stunt by proxy, but the substi-
tute was accepted, being a very eX-
cellent solo and an amusing reading by
young ladies. Following the pro-
gramme delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs william ]. Moulton of North
Broadway has returned home from a
short trip to Minneapolis.
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On the evening of Oct. II the men of
the First Presbyterian church who
mittee of fifty, will meet at the church
parlors, where they will have big
dinner, the meeting to be called at
$50. 1t is the intention at this meet
Ing to formulate plans, SO that every
man and woman in the city who have
Presbyterian inclinations will be seen
by a member of the committee with an
idea to get such persons Interested IN
church work. Letters we're sent out to
the fifty yesterday by Charles ]. Allen
treasurer of the congregation and 1t is
hoped that all will respond. This COM
mittee on the day following the ban
quet will be expected to make visits to
the names which are handed them, and
great church rally is expected to re-
suit.
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Mrs. Ernest Walker has returned to
her home in Grand Forks after spend
iy,nr a faFz do In. rffV with In ar
sister, Mrs. G. E. Thompson of Maple
! ton, who is i'll in one OF the local hos
pitfalls.
that Geo. H. webster or the Webster
Theatrical Co.. is much improved after
his recent illness and was removed
yesterday from st. Johns hospital tc
his apartments at the Gardner MOTEL
One of the prettfest fall weddings IL
to be that on next Wednesday even
ing when Miss Alta Ashelman will be-
come the bride of DR.. Kibbe of Willow
City, N. d. The ceremony will be al
Z O'Clock at the Ashelman home and the
guests will include the immediate fam
lily with a few out of town guests. \
reception for friends will follow the
ceremony.
The Rebekah Sewing circle will meet
on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. T. w
Allen. 727 Third street north. All mem
bers and friends are invited to be pre-
sent.
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The first netting of the Junior
auxiliary of the Gethsemane cathedra
was held this week at the home of the
directress, Miss Guthrie, Plans were
discussed for the years work and bust
ness matters talked over.
Mrs. G. Dewitt Bowling gave a par
| ish luncheon yesterday at 1880 to th'
officers of the guilds and Women
auxiliary. The table was attractivel!
decorated with pink roses and covers
were laid for fourteen. The Afternoon
was spent informally talking over the
women's parish work for the year anC
planning several affairs which Will b'
announced later.
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| An especial invitation is extended tt
the gentlemen interested in educationa
problems of the city to be present OF
Monday evening al Stones auditorium
when there will be a joint heeting o:
| the neighborhood clubs and victrolS
programme on some of the leading sub
jects of the day will be conducted b.
| Cy Poppler. This, programme has beer
| generously donated to introduce these
particular records to the schools.
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Mrs. C. Fl. Porritt of North Broadwa!
has returned home after weeks Vist
in Minneapolis. Mr.. Porritt is attend
4 QllS To DuSlIlSSS 1i6LbCl al " 4AAiohSIA
N D., for a few days.
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The twelve young ladies Of the Delt;
| Mu Alpha sorority are planning a hap
py time tonight when they will go t.
| the first performance at the Orpheun
| and will then be entertained at tn
home of Miss Mary Ball on Eight
| street south.
| Mrs. Geo. Smith of Breckenridge
| Mimi. is visiting her sister, Mrs. N, K
Harris of the Park fats,
The w. r. c. of the John r. Reynold
| post No. will give their annual socia
| on Monday evening, Oct. IA at the head
| quarters at the library. There will b
| a short business session and fine so
cial time is being planned.
| Last evening Prof. and Mrs. III.
Bolley and Prof and Mrs. e. S. Keen
| gave an informal reception for tn
| members of the A. G. faculty and thei
wives to meet the new members whicl
have Joined the force this year. Their
were about $50 guests and the evening
was spent informally from o'clocl
| until IL. Mrs. Wood and Miss Piermal
| served and the Misses Alice Lough am
Margaret Keene assisted in the dinini
| room The event took place at tn
beautiful home of Professor and Mrs
! BolIey and the college cofors, greer
and yellow were carried out as far a.
possible.
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