The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-10

DR.. r. e. Weible left last evening on
a two weeks trip to Chicago and
points in Ohio,
Mrs. Laura Cheney of Gildford,
Mont, spent the day with her sister.
Mrs. A, S. Hopson.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Norwegian Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
church parlors- Mrs. Brunsvold and
Mrs. Rrev;g will entertain.
Mrs. FRANK Brewer lett sunday eve-
ming for her home in Independence,
Ia, after a pleasant two weeks visit
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. d.
G.. McLaren of Sixth avenue south.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. Alice
Nelson Page returned 2-onday eve
ming from her business trip to the
twin cities. Business prevented Mrs.
Page from making her trip to st.
Louis at this time.
During the Sunday campaign the
ladies of the w. G. L. u. will forego
their meetings. If important business
comes up that must be attended to
special meetings. will be called late in
the afternoon SO as to avoid the after
Don revival meeting. Announcements
will be made in the papers and until
further notice is given no meetings will
be held for six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Ecker and
daughter, Miss Edith, have left for
Sarles, n. D., to make their home.
Mr.. Ecker has opened a mercantile
business there and they have been
cordially welcomed by the people of
that city. Prior to their departure
from Fargo Mrs. Ecker and daughter
were given a pleasant surprise by
their friends and neighbors.
Mrs. r. D. Morris of Aberdeen, S.
D., has arrived in the city and will be
the guest for two weeks of Mrs. w.
L. Grasse Of the Colonial apartments.
This evening Mrs. Grasse will enter
tain three tables Of bridge in honor
of her guest and Mrs. L. r. johnson
will be hostess at a matinee party at
the Orpheum tomorrow afternoon fol-
lowed by luncheon at the Prize cafe.
Last evening Miss Lou CieI Quirk
entertained at dinner at her beautiful
home on Fifth avenue south in honor
of Miss Mary Elliott and John Schruth.
whose marriage will be an event of
next week. The dinner appointments
Were perfect and covers were laid for
twelve. Following dinner a pleasant
Informal evening of music and chat
was spent. This is the first Of a Sc
ries of very pretty events which will
be given for Miss Elliott.
Mrs. A. c. Pabst was a charming
hostess on Easter morning at break
fast in honor Of Mrs. PETERSON of Bel
field, N. D., who is a guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. johnson
OF Tenth street south. Breakfast was
served about 8 o'clock following the
early morning services at the church
and the table was very attractive with
Easter lilies and other dainty emblems
Of the season. Mrs. PETERSON expects
to leave in a few days for her home
near Belheld.
During n Sunday meetings there
will be a large number of ladies from
out over the state and no doubt from
many other points who will come to
Fargo to hear Rev. Mr.. Sunday in his
revival services. A convenience which
these ladies will greatly enjoy will be
the rest and pleasant accommodations
that may be secured at the Y. ". C.
A. The local association is situated
on the fifth floor of the N. D. Inn
proYement building and is easy of ac-
cess. Here the visiting and town la
dies as well will find a delightful
room for reading or resting and the
cafeteria will afford a way of giving
the busy housewife opportunity to at
tend the meetings and relieve her
mind of the worry of the tedious rou-
tine of preparing three meals a day.
The rooms are light and cheerful for
those who wish to remain over for
a day or two and ladies are always
welcome In the parlors ana reading
rooms.
Local Y. w. C. A. workers will be
interested in the following item from
The Grand Forks Times: Miss Pearl
Forsyth of Topeka, Kan, will be the
new secretary at the Y. w. C. A, the
board of directors taking favorable
action at the regular meeting held
Monday afternoon when that ques-
ton was the particular business be-
fore the board. Miss Forsyth will be
here by May 1 to take up her new
duties and until that time Mrs. S.
Paige johnson will continue to assist
with the work at the association. The
board feels that it has secured a most
capable secretary in the election OF
Miss Forsyth for she has been most
highly recommended by Mrs. Emma
f. Byers, generals association secre-
tary for the north central territory.
Mrs. Byers has visited the local as
ISOLATION so many times that she is
thoroughly acquainted with its needs
and she made a thorough search in
order to secure an efficient woman.
At present Miss Forsyth holds the
position of assistant secretary in the
association at Topeka, and she is a
graduate of Butler college at Indian
apolis, Ind. She is a member of the
Christian church and has had six