The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-06
Social Notes

A.. w. rutland of Second avenue
north has left for a two weeks bust
ness trip to Chicago.
The Talk-A-Lot club met this arr
ernoon nj enjoyed a pleasant time
at the home of Mrs. ID. r. McRea of
Eighth street south.
The headquarters Of the Votes for
Women league in the deLendrecie
Diock VIII be closed tomorrow as those
N charge felt that most of the ladies
VIII want to hear Bryan. speak. The
headquarters will be ready to receive
callers as usual on Saturday.
Among the popular guests in tha
city this week are Mr.. and Mrs. 4. u.
Beiseker of Fessenden and MIR. and
MRS. +. Q. Brewster of Harvey who
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. M. Mac
Gregor of Fifth avenue south. There
are a number of pretty events being
Planned in their honor.
Word has come in from the Saliva
ton Army that they will be very glad
OF any clothing, beds, bedding baby
CABS, furniture or any other useful ar
tlcles for use in helping the poor.
Ihere are more than the usual calls
just now and if anyone has something
mat they can give they are requested
10 call the barracks, ZIP, and they
VIII call for the articles or they may
leave them at the barracks. Donations
viii be most thankfully received.
Last evening the five young ladies
of the Northwestern School Of Ex-
preston who presented Gertrude Ma
son M. d., on Friday evening TO an
appreciative audience were entertain
ed at the normal school dormitory in
Moorhead. Immediately after Inner
at the open hour the girls gave their
play which was enthusiastically re-
celyed by the girls of the dormitory.
n cast consists of Misses Aileen
sullivan, rene Liembacher, Fanny
Clapp, Ethel Canniff and Florence
Gearey, and they were chaperoned
by Miss Amsdell. They report a
most delightful evening spent with the
normal girls.
The Pastors Aid society of the
First M. E. church met yesterday aft
ernoon with a very large attendance
at the home Of Mrs, Vim. Hauser on
First avenue south. The meeting was
an exceptionally enjoyable one, Alfred
Hauser adding to the pleasure of the
occasion with several excellent solos.
There was a short business session
and the reports of the various COM
mittees were read. The Aid reported
the purchasing of a coffee urn to be
used on occasions in the dining room
of the church. On Monday afternoon
Mrs. Eaton entertained the first divi-
sion of this society at her home in
Island park and a happy time was
spent with needlework and chat.
The Misses Rea of Riverside farm
who are spending the winter in San
Diego, Cal, entertained on Wednesday
afternoon, Feb. 2S at a thimble bee.
Eighteen North Dakota ladies were
present and the engagement of Miss
Gladys Archibald of st. Paul to Carl
Moneke of Chula Vista was announced.
The wedding will take place in San
Diego some time this month. Miss
Archibald is a neice of the Misses
Rea and has many Fargo friends made
while visiting in this city. Mr.. Mon
exc is a prosperous young real estate
dealer Of Chula Vista at which place
the young people will make their home.
Miss Kate Rea is expected home the
first OF next month to attend to bust
ness matters at the farm. The rest of
the family will remain in San Diego
until some time during the summer.
A great deal of interest has been
rife among the ladies of the city in
regard to the new ladies' ready-to-
wear store which has just been stock
ed in the Magill block by Mrs. Wiser
and Mrs. Brown, both of whom are
we'll known in social circles and were
formerly with the o. j. deLcndrecie
Co. in the ready-to-wear department..
The new store was packed all day yes
terday. the opening day, with shoppers
and the handsome new stock created
much enthusiasm. The windows we're
prettily arranged and about the store
a profusion of flowers were arranged
and during the afternoon tea was
served. The stock which Brown s.
Wiser have selected from the eastern
markets consists of the prettiest and
most chic of new spring ideas In suits,
coats, dresses waists and many