The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-19

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Lawrence Thomas, who is a student
at Racine, Wis. returned home SUNDAY
evening and will spend about three
weeks with his parents. Mr. ana MIS-;
north.
Homer Mcnamara, son of Rev. and
Mrs. c. A. Mcnamara of Seventh ave-
nue. north, will spend his CHRISTMAS
holidays in Chicago. Mr.. Macnamara
is q student at Northwestern Medical
college.
Miss Margaret Mitchell and r. CT.
Patterson assisted by the president Of
the club, Sen. w. T. Porterheld, VIII
have charge of the Christmas cotill.on
to be given by the Coterie Dancing
club on Friday evening" Dec 70
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Grant of Eighth
street south are expecting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Finley. Cameron anG t3ree
children of Grand Forks to arrive SAT
urday to spend Christmas week. MI.
Cameron viii arrive in time to spend
Christmas day.
Judge and Mrs. N. c. Young of EleV-
anti street south anticipate a happy
family gathering at Christmas tne
when their two daughters, MRS; g w;
Spalding jr, of Streeter, N D., ana
Miss Dorothea who is Il student at the
New England Conservatory of music
and their son, Horace Will celeDTate
Christmas with them. Mrs. SpaldinE
arrived this week and Is now a guest
of her parents until after the mondays
and Mr.. Spalding Is expected 10 sp9Itu
Christmas. Mr.. Young Will arrive
early next week from Napoleon, n. d.,
and Miss Young will arrive in time for
Christmas although the exact day Is
not known.
Grand Forks Times: Vance Nelson or
Fall Bridge, Wash, where he Is con-
nected with the s. =. and 5. railroad
is home to enjoy a two weeks monday
vacation with his father, John Nelson
If South Sixth street, and his sister,
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page. Mr.. Nelson
visited Judge Guy c, II. COrliss and his
family at thei fine new home IN loft-
LAND on his way home and fOund them
quite delighted with their western
surroundinGs. The judges reputed
name seems to have preceded MN 10
the great western city and as a re
suit he has built up a very lucrative
law practice with very little effort.
Instead of the regular vCspcr serv-
ices ON SUNDAY afternoon at the Y. w.
q A. there will be a victrola concert
which will be given by courtesy OF the
Stone Piano Co. 4 splendid programme
has been arranged and all women ana
girls are cordially invited to be pres
ent. Following the concert a social
time will be enjoyed and tea Will be
served so hat those who attend the
evening services Will b able 10 go al
rctIy from the Y. The following pro-
gramme will be given:
Lord Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing
Trinity Chimes.
! Hear You Calling Me ....
John Mccormick
Hank, the Herald Angels Stng....:,
Trinity Choir
BY the Old Cathedral Door. .Quartette
Q Come All Ie Faithful ;Chlmes
Silver Threads Among the Cold:
Z. ..s -. NltSOi HIN
Norwegian March ............ Band
Merry Countess Waltz. Orchestra
Dear Heart. Violin, Flute and Harp
Rosary .............
STEELE NaCht ........ Schumann-Heink
Halelujah Chorus from Messiah..:.
SOusa's Sand
SeXtette from Lucia
Humoresque
The Ladies' Home and Foreign mis-
sfonary society Of the First Presoy-
terrain church met at the home of Mrs.
Geo. II. Sweetland on Thirteenth street
south Tuesday afternoon. The deVo-
tionals were led by Mrs. Geo. f. Clark
in her usual spirited manner. The
opening exercises were followed by d
short talk by DIR. Charles q. Bradt Of
Chicago, field secretary of the board CT
foreign missions, explaining the tOr-
eign mission institute proposed to be
held in Fargo in February, and the
need to organize a world campaign of
evangelism. the backbone OF whlcn
should be a great world study class.
The object of this class should be to
lift the church up intellectually by
making a study of missions all around
the world. The plan suggested is to
take one country each day for ten
days, having in connection st~ereOptl-
con views of the country to help. Help
full and popular meetings should be
held in the evenings. DR.. Bradt paid
high tribute to the splendid work done
by the women of our land and to the
enthusiasm and spirit with which they
carry on their mission work. The Ia
dies resolved to assist in every way
in Fargo for such A campaign. The
report of the nominating committee
was given by the chairman as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Geo. Rusk (re-
nominated) first vice president, Mrs
NJ. n. Hatcher; second vice president,
Mrs. S. S. Lyons; third vice president
Mrs. Fl. r, Turner; secretary, Mrs, w
IL. Otterburn; assistant secretary, Mrs
NJ. L. FeCkler; secretary for press re-
ports, Mrs. w. Fl. Hunter; treasurer
Mrs. A. NJ. Baker, and secretary or lit.
crature, Mrs. Love The presidents
were appointed on the look out COM
mittce and the following ladies on the
programme committee: Mrs. w. II
Otterhurn, Mrs. r. M. Pollock, Mrs. NJ
L. Feckier n Mrs. r. T. Fulton. Al
the close of the meeting Mrs. Sweet.
land served delicious refreshments, as-