The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-11

and this was, followed by a discussion
or a teachers training school.
Mrs. j.. D. Carpenter of Fourteenth
street south is entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Gage of Duluth, for a short time.
Mrs. d. Brownlee and daughter, Miss
Otce of Mapleton were the guests
yesterday of Mrs. j. ]. Weaver of First
avenue south.
The ladies of the Mosaic club gath
cred this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w. r. Addison on Ninth street south to
ENJOY Christmas sewing.
Among the out of town people who
saw the matinee of The Blue Bird yes
terday afternoon were Mrs. J. NJ. Sarles
and Mrs. j. A. Lein of Hillsboro.
Mr.. n Mrs. Charles Ulmer of the
city of Lisbon, arrived in the city yes
terday and attended The Blue Bird last
evening. During their stay in the city
they are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Manning of Roberts street.
Rev. j. w. Danford of Leonard. N.
d.. formerly of this city officiated yes
terday at high noon at the marriage of
Miss Eta HeSSell and Leroy Geyer,
prominent young people of Leonard,
winch was solemnized at the home of
the bride lin the presence of a large
company of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Simmons NEE
Eunice ~Jacobson) returned home Mon
day evening from their honeymoon
"Trip, which was spent in Chicago and
the twin cities. Their wedding was an
event of Thanksgiving week and they
will be at home in a short time to
their friends in cozy apartments in
Island park.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hartigan.
OF Bismarck will be the guests
of MI. and Mrs. A. b., Smell
for a short time during the
the Bachelor and Benedict party on
New Years eve. There will also be a
number of events given. in their honor
while in the city.
1t will be interesting TO the many
friends in the city of Mrs. Leonard
cairns, who was formerly Miss, Mildred
Everhart, daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
Charles Everhart formerly of this city.
but now ofsNorfolk, Va, to learn that
she with her little son, Willard Charles,
ana Mr.. cairns nave zone to- Manila,
where they will make their home. Mr..
and Mrs, Cairns have lived in, Min
neapolis for several years, where Mr..
cairns has been connected with a street
railway company N has accepted a
position with the same company at
Manila.
Crookston Times: Mr., and Mrs.
FLANDERS Peterson from Conrad, Mont,
are planning on spending their Christ
mas day with Mr.. Peterson's brother,
1sSf' ALLiSu ESLeTSOny pastor Oft<the
First Baptist church at Fargo. They
viii then visit with Mrs. Petersonis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Wyand.
here in ~Crookston.l Mrs. Peterson will
remain a month or more, but Mr.. PetL
ersons stay will be limited. Mr. Pet
erson was employed at the Scandal
american bank here, for some number
or years before he moved to the cities
n later west. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
PETERSON nave a host 2of friends here
who will be anxious to see them.
The ladies of the w. n. {. held q yery
interesting meeting on Monday after
noon their annual meeting took place.
TWO new members, Mrs. Tow Powers
n Mrs. Quinnett, were Initiated and
the election of officers was held. with
results as follows: president, Mrs. Ella
Carlisle; senior vice-president. Mrs.
Essie Resley; junior vice-president.
Mrs. Edra Patterson; chaplain, Mrs.
Elizabeth S~choeninger; treasurer, Mrs.
Cetestta Smith; conductor, Mrs Della
knowles; and guard, Mrs. Lizzie Hoag.
There are several appointiye offices
which will be filled after new pre-
sident is installed. A joint installation
of the corps and the GA r, will be
held early In January. Nine delegates
and alternates were also selected 10 at
tend the departmental convention
which will be held in Lisbon in June.
n ladies' of the w. r.. G. are working
on a quilt which will be disposed OF to
increase the funds for the work. 1T
was decided to send a Christmas box to
the Soldiers nome at Lisbon, where
there are twenty-five men and six wo-
men.