The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-10
anticipating the occasion with

anticipating the occasion with much
pleasure.
Harry Wadeson of Alice, N. D., is
a business visitor here today.
The J.. M. s.. society Of the st.
Marks English Lutheran church will
give a birthday social this evening in
the parlors of the church. All mem
bers of the society are urged to be
present and friends will be cordially
welcomed.
Any member Of the Eastern Star
desiring to so to the tabernacle on
Saturday evening is invited to meet
at the Masonic temple at Z o'clock
sharp on that evening, as the members
or the order who a to go will go in
a body to the evening meeting.
Mrs. /. M, Hartstein Of this city has
been called to Minneapolis by the
death of her mother, Mrs. M. Shalt.
who is well known here. Mrs. Shalt
was 20 years of age and beside Mrs.
Hartstein is mourned by two sons.
Harry Littman Shalt Of Minneapolis
and Joe L. Shalt of this city, who is
also in Minneapolis, where the funeral
Of the aged lady took place.
This afternoon from $3.50 o'clock I'M
til 4:30 q reception is being held at
the Y. w. G. A. for the ministers and
their wives and to the executive COM
mittee. This will be a sort of a fare
Well function and all of the members
of the Sunday party will be present.
The committee appointed for the busi-
ness girls permanent Bible class is
asked to meet Miss Miller on the plat
form this evening after the meeting.
Tomorrow afternoon the home girls
will meet at Miss Miller's home, 915
Tenth street south.
A very delightful event Of last even
ing was the picnic given by the Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity of Fargo college
to the Sigma Theta sorority. The
: young people chaperoned by Professor
Brown, Miss Lewis and Miss Hill
went UP the river in automobiles,
canoes and launches about 4 O'clock,
and after a jolly tramp through the
woods, the lunch was prepared and
eaten about a blazing camp fire. Ira
Slingsby served as chief cook and fur
nished the crowd with a handsome
fraternity cake. James Sharp is re-
ported to have fried the doughnuts
and the other members of the frater-
nifty assisted in making the coffee and
sandwiches. The company returned
after a very happy evening making
the woods on either side Of the river
echo with college songs and yeIIs.
About thirty-hve young people made
Up the party.
1t is with a great deal of regret that
the business girls, the home girls and
maids, with whom Miss Miller and
Miss McLaren have worked so faith
fully during the past five weeks watch
their departure for new fields next
week. Miss Sake, too has endeared
herself to the high school girls and to
all with whom she has come in con-
tact. Miss Sake and Miss McLaren
will leave with the remainder Of the
party on Monday, and Miss Miller viii
remain v e for a day to hold her grand
rally and reception on Monday even
ink for all the young women with
whom she has met. The reception for
all Of the girls on Monday evening will
be held at the First Presbyterian
church. This Will be the last Oppor-
tunity for all to meet Miss Miller and
it is expected that several hundred
young women will be present. The
meeting for the home girls, business
girls and maids which will be held on
Sunday afternoon will be especially In
teresting as Miss Miller has a special
message to help the girls in their
everyday life and In personal work,
Miss McLaren will conduct a song
service. The membership cards will
be taken up Sunday afternoon and each
Bible class will report. Yesterday aft
ernoon Miss Miller met the maids al
the X. w. G. A. and held q very en-
thusiastic meeting with about seventy
five present. She outlired the plan 81
Bible study and introduced 10 them
Mrs. Carl ButtIes who has promised Il
take charge oil the class, Mrs. Buttles