The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-10
ception was held and Fluctuations ex-
tended the happy couple.

ception was held and fluctuations ex-
tende the happy couple.
Mrs. E. Hull Of Columbus, O., LETT
last evening for her home after a
months visit at the j. W. and Albert
Hodhes homes. She was accompanied
home by her niece. Alice Knox.
The woman's Missionary society Of
the Plymouth Congregational church
Will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. A.
Stickney, 4o8 Ninth avenue south.
A reception and dance is being plan
ned for the entertainment of the Min
nesota Glee club who give a concert in
concert will be given in Stones audi
tortum and will be followed by the re-
ception and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Dosland enter
tanned at a dinner party last evening,
at which covers were placed for six
teen guests. h table decorations were
In the seasons ~colors, red and green
and the place cards were suggestive of
Christmas.
Mann, Mrs. M. A. Baldwin gave a
luncheon this afternoon at the Gard
ner hotel. The luncheon hour was 1870
o'clock n covers were placed for
were in red and white and red carna-
tons were used in the centerpiece.
Bishop and Mrs. Mann will lave for
their new home in Florida next week
and from now until their departure,
Mrs. Mann will be the honored guest
at several social functions.
The Royal Neighoors OF Moorhead
held their annual election of officers
last evening, followed by a social
evening The following were elected to
Oracle-Mrs. c. T. Nelson.
Vice Oracle-M. Freeman.
Chancellor-C. G. Kastella.
Recorder-E. Herschleb.
Recorder-Miss j. Herschleb,
Marshall-Mrs. s. Hirsch.
Inner Sentinel-Mrs. F. Mum. ,
Outer Sentinel-E. Wiengarten.
Manager for three years-Miss M. N.
Reid.
State delegate-Mrs. Edward Wilson.
Alternate-Mrs. F. Mum.
The next meeting of the society will
be held Jan. 10 at which time a card
business meeting.
The December meeting of the Pres
byterian Ladies' Aid society was held
yesterday in the church parlors. Mrs.
george ,Sweetland presiding. During
the business session the annual cleo
ton of officers was held: Mrs. B. W.
Ashley chairman of the nominating
Of names, and they were duly elected:
President, Mrs. George Sweetland; first
vice president, Mrs. e. c.. Hansche:
second vice president, Mrs. w. H. NC
Ardle; third vice president, Mrs. c.. r.
Stone; secretary, Mrs. p. W. Satory:
treasurer, Miss Gertrude Vowles; secre-
tary OF membership, Mrs. H. r. Turn
er; chairman Of Young Women's auxiI-
larry, Mrs. r. M. Pollock; assistant
chairman, Mrs. A. M. Baker. The
secretary reported 1895 in the treasury.
Mrs. c. r. Stone reported several visits
to the aged and infirm department of
the. county hospital, to which the aid
society has recently sent a gift of
Bibles. Mrs; Stone suggested different
means of relieving the monotony of the
lives of the inmates. Growing plants
and table dainties were spoken of as
most appropriate gifts for the holiday
season. Most of. the afternoon was de-
voted to preparations for the Christ
mas sale to be held in the church par
Tors Thursday and Friday OF this week.
A very large. number Of useful articles
and fancy work have been received.
The following additional committees
were appointed: In charge of home
cooking booth, Mrs. G. L.. TibArt;
apron booth, Mrs. G. l.. HubbeIl: re-
freshment booth, Mrs. A. G. Brown;
fancy work booth, Mrs. NJ. Lawrence:
children's booth, Mrs. w. H. McArdle:
miscellaneous booth, Mrs. H. B. Raw
alt; Young Ladies' auxiliary, candy
booth. Ninety quarts of mincemeat has
been prepared by a committee of twelve
women unde charge of Mrs. A. NJ. Bak-
err and Mrs. G.. Sweetland. During the
social hour cake and coffee were served
by the December division under charge
of Mrs. A. Ziefie, Mrs. H. FL. Wheelock,