The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-16

and the girls look forward to each Sat
urday evening with eager anticipation.
Report from the bedside of Mrs.
Cheshire Smith, who is confined to the
st. Johns hospital following an opera
ton for appendicitis last week, Is to
the effect that she spent a very good
night last night and is resting comfor-
tably.
The Woman's union of the First Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
Keye, 1921 Second avenue south on
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Pro-
fessor Stearns of Fargo college will adj
dress the ladies and all are invited to
be present.
Mrs. A. Lynner of Tenth street north
very capably entertained a party of
ten lady friends on Saturday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Jacobson of Grafton, N. D. The after
noon passed happily and at the close a
delicious lunch was served.
Miss Constance Watson returned
home this morning from a fortnight's
trip to New York with her parents,
Mr.. n Mrs. J. S. Watson of Eighth
street south. Mr.. n Mrs. Watson re-
manned over in Minneapolis for a day
Ind Will return home tomorrow morn
ing.
j. Howe of Fifth avenue south return
ed Saturday from Northwestern uni
versity and last evening the Hoodonit
club of young men gave him a delight
apartments in the Blenheim apart
ments.
Miss Ethel Stanford, Miss Mabel Oh
son n Mrs. Angela BoIeyn have re-
turned from Grand Forks, where they
spent the week end as h guests of
Miss Bertha Erdmann at. the state uni
versity. The object of the visit was to
arrange for the annual convention of
the State Graduate Nurses association
which will be held here during the lat
ter part Of April.
The Womah's Missionary society Of
the First Presbyterian church will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
he home of Mrs. Geo. H. Sweetland,
$40 Thirteenth street south. Election
of officers for the ensuing yea will be
held. DR.. Bradt of Chicago will ad-
dress the ladies and all women of the
church n congregation are invited to
be present.
fraternity of the A. c. held an initia-
ton at their room. Three candidates
Ray Bolsinger, Harold Bachman, and
John Nolet were conducted across the
burning sands and although a little
stiff were able to attend their classes
today. At the close of the initiation a
very fine banquet was rendered the in
coming members. Several of the alumni
IlSLlDGTS were present TO see LnaG eV-
erythtng was carried off properly.
An item of interest which deserves
mention is the fact that the Casselton
Birthday club has very generously TAX
en- upon themselves the task Of fur
nishing one of the rooms at the Crit
tenton home. The larger pieces of fur
nitUre have already been Installed and
the room will be furnished as a small
parlor. A handsome oak and leather
couch with a desk and chairs to match
make up a handsome suite ard other
smaller accessories and will be a last
ing memorial to the club.
This evening at 1890 o'clock the Votes
For Women league will hold an es-
p~ecially interesting meeting in the
basement of the public library and a
large crowd is expected. III feature
will be articles on the militant suffra-
gists in England read by Mrs. E. L.
Snyder. One of the papers will be
Character Sketch by Mrs. F. w. Peth-
ick Lawrence and the other Prison
Faces by Miss Annie Kenney. These
articles are especially good and all who
are interested in the suffrage question
are asked to be present. The usual
business meeting will be held.
A cent for every seal and a seal for
every cent.