The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-25

his bride has been located there as a
registered pharmacist.
Mrs. u. cossette Of wild Rice spent
Monday Of this week with her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, q student at Sacred
Heart.
Mrs. A. Kealey Of Grand Forks spent
Sunday at the Sacred Heart academy
with her three children, who are
students there.
Grover FridIey Of Arthur visited his
sister, Miss Carrie, this week. Miss
Fridley is a student at the Sacred
Heart academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Brown Of
Armenia spent yesterday in Fargo. Mrs.
Brown Is a niece of the late HI. f..
Chaffee, who was lost in the Titanic
disaster.
Major and Mrs. Ulio are expected
home next week from Dan Diego. Cal,
where they have spent the winter and
will make their home again at the
swart house.
Mrs. G. a. Roberts left this morning
for Leonard, N. D. where she was
called by the Illness of Mrs. Browne of
Detroit, Mimi. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Tad Roberts at
Leonard.
Mrs. w. @. Resser returned home
Sunday after spending q very pleasant
winter visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
r. H. Heath at Whittier, Cal. On
her way home Mrs. Resser spent a
few DAYS with her son Dwaine at
Portland.
Mrs. e. A. Frohne Of Detroit, MINI,
spent yesterday in the city with her
daughter, Miss Nancy, who is recov-
ering nicely from an operation at one
of the local hospitals. Miss Frohne
was reported to be able to sit up for
a short time yesterday.
Mrs. S. G. MagiH received word by
telegram yesterday of the death in
Chicago of her sons partner, H. O.
stone. Mr.. Stone has been quite i'll
for a long time. T. w. Magill and Mr..
Stone have been associates in the real
estate business for many years and
have been warm friends since college
day.
Mrs. Frank Bell, wife of the general
superintendent OF the eastern division
of the Great Northern railway, who
has been making her home at the
Gardner for the past year, will leave
tomorrow to make her home in st.
Paul. During her short stay, Mrs.
Bell has made a great many friends
in Fargo who greatly regret her de-
parture.
Friends will be pleased to learn that
the quarantine was raised from the
home Of DIR. and Mrs. Graves on Sew
enth avenue south. Miss Helen, who
has had an attack Of scarlet fever and
her mother, who was in quarantine
with her are out again and DIR. Graves
and Master Jack, who have been liv-
ing at the Shotwell home are again
at their own home.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. l.. G..
Hazlett is packing a box at her home,
914 Belmont avenue, for the local
Crittenton circle which win be sent in
the Crittenton home at Fargo and will
be glad to receive contributions from
the women of the city. Any article
that can be used by the home or the
girls in the home will be appreciated
and should be sent at once to the Haz-
lett home.
Mrs. n. H. jenkins of Ninth avenue
south was hostess yesterday after
noon at he home to the ladies of the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Lunch
con club. A delicious luncheon
was served and later a lively
game was played from two tables.
Mrs. Dill of Hamilton, Mont, who is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. N. d.
Wasem of Eighth street north, won
the pretty prize.
The Misses Evelyn White and Lo-
rena Mae Love left yesterday for their
go to Knightstown, Ind, to spend the
summer and Miss Love will visit in
Chicago en- route to her home. Since
~severing their connections with the
Y. w. c.. Al. Miss White and Miss
Love have been entertained among
their friends in the city a great deal
and have taken advantage of the
Sunday meetings.
This afternoon the ladies' of the w.
G. T. u. met at the Masonic temple
at an early hour and attended the
mothers meeting at the Sunday
tabernacle en- masse. Reservations
were made for this body OF women
as well as for many other organiza-
tons and some Of the stores, factories
and shops were closed part Of the
afternoon to allow their lady en-
.ployes to attend this meeting. Carna-
lions were in evidence everywhere ia
tribute to mother and the meeting
was one OF decided benefit.
Miss SAKE of the Sunday party is
doing wonderful work with the after
noon Bible study classes. Every day
except Sunday, Monday and saturday
she meets from $50 to 200 men and
women and young people directly
after the afternoon meeting at the
tabernacle on the platform. She is
teaching this large class with simple
directness with. a view to personal
work and to better the knowledge OF
teachers in the Sunday schools as to
how to present the Bible attractiveIy
to their pupils. Since the organiza-
ton of the class and until the middle
Of next week she teaches personal
work. How to deal with people in
bringing them to Christ and how to
meet every excuse and to point out
why 1t is necessary to become a
christian and 4ha ron1iirnrnan+~ gnha