The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-18
bride have gone for a trip. They will
be at home in Duluth after Oct. /.

va L~S ANN E5OAAO ~ q 80 -
be. at home in Duluth after Oct. /.
The Ladies' Aid society of the swed-
tsh Lutheran church will hold a sale
this evening in the church parlors. All
members and their friends are corr
daily invited to attend.
A party Of autoists, consisting Of Mrs.
M. Nicholson, j.. Montague and A. Muir
and Hebert Adams Were guests in the
city this afternoon. The party are en-
route to Chicago from Winnipeg and
stopped here~a few hours. l.
Miss Margaret Curran of Moorhead
is substituting as supervisor of music
and. drawing in the Moorhead schools
during the absence of Miss Chester
man. Miss Chesterman fell and sprain-
ed her ankle yesterday and will not be
able to resume her school work for a
week or ten days. w..
Mrs. John Peterson and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, of Tenth street north, who
have been visiting friends in Mime
apolis for the past week, returned home
Wednesday evening, accompanied by
Mrs. j. B. Clapp of Minneapolis, who
Will be a guest at the Peterson home
for about ten days. 3
Mrs. A.. Joseph of the Mt. Vernon
apartments entertained a company of
friends at cards yesterday afternoon in
the Broadway apartments and her
cousin, Mrs. J.. Azine of Chicago, who
recently moved to Fargo. Five hun
dred was the chosen game, the head
prize being awarded to Miss Margaret
Shea of Wahpeton, a guest in the city.
At the close of the afternoon the host
ess served an elaborate curse lunch
con, assisted by Mrs. Charles Wilson.
In the October number of The Wom-
ans Home Companion, just issued, ap-
some of the work of the late Mrs. Vir-
ginia Sharpe Paterson, of Kokomo,
Ind, who died Memorial day last. The
late author and naturalist was the
Forum Publishing Co., and a public
memorial meeting will be held in Ko-
komo on Oct. 5, by the citizens of that
city concentrating her work and in
fuence in the city n state of In
diana. -"~.
The women of st. Mary's cathedral
gave "a benefit party for the children
Of St. Johns orphanage last night at
the KNIGHTS of Columbus hall. There
was a large attendance and the women
In charge. are well satisfied with the
receiDts. After cards were played, a
delightful luncheon was served by the
young men of the church. Following
lunch. a musical programme was given,
the Misses Curran and Marden of Moor
head, rendering several selections. Joe
Golden, the popular member of the
Grand Stock company then entertained
with a number of lively readings. Mr..
Golden more than made a hit and was
encored several times. All had a good
time and are now waiting for the next
entertainment of the year.
The women of the city interested in
Tag Day for the Florence C%rittenton
home met at the home yesterday after
noon and made plans for the annual
Tag day, Sept. 20. The headquarters
the Merchants National bank. entrance
on N. P. avenue. All those who are
going to help are requested to be at
headquarters at 8 o'clock Saturday
morning and their districts will be as
signed to them. The following have
offered their services for Saturday and
1T Is hoped that a great many more
Will DC SO. Mesdames A. e. Bestic,
seph Matters, G. Fisher, r. H. Bush, r,
J. Haxby, F. w. Pearson, J. w. Ince
r. E. Kindred, F. L. Sheldon, A. Sven
14qgson, Julian Nelson, W. H. Barnett,
lock, f H: Wilder, G.: H. Hollister, G.
A. Carpenter and the Misses Jessie and
FIorence Palmer and Annette Hansen
Miss Lenna Clark, a September bride
was the honored guest at two parcel
showers given yesterday by Mrs. w
c. Green at her home, 900 Tenth ave
nue. north. The first affair was given
IN the afternoon to which the matron
friends. Of Miss Clark were invited
The afternoon was devoted to hem
ullHS linen Tor the Drlde-eleCt and al
$3.50 o'clock Mrs. Green served a de-
licious luncheon. Last evening Mrs
Green entertained the young lady
friends of the honored guest and thu
evening was also spent in needleworl
for the bride. The parcels at both af.
fairs were delivered to- the door parce,
post and were, opened by Miss Clark
me Green home. was tastefully decor.
ated for the occasion, pink and white
being used as a color scheme. Pink
sweet peas and white asters were useC
IN ~profusion. Mrs. J. c. Whitney, 1908
NINTH street south is entertaining at g
towel shower this afternoon in compIi.
ment to Miss Clark. ~. 49, ~
The Roosevelt HNeighborhood clut
held their first meeting of the season
yesterday afternoon at the school
Thirty members were present. TIL
meeting was a social. one in honor OF
the four new teachers of the building
the Misses Johnson, Smith, Evans an(
MorrlsI Vacation notes were given By
the members, all of which proved to bt
most interesting. The hostesses fol
the afternoon were Mesdames Akeley
Aldrich, Addison, Anderson. and Altar
and at 6 o'clock they served refresh,
ments.I 1t was planned at the meetins
yesterday to hold the exhibit Of thu
Handicraft guild in connection with tn,
Roosevelt club, Monday afternoon, Oct
81, at the school. This exhibit will
take the place of the regular fort
nightly meeting that week owing t,
the state federation of clubs to be he'll,
in this city the same week. The ex
hibit will also be given with that O: