The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-21

evening was spent informally and a
nice lunch was served,
Friends will be pleased to know that
III. u. McCaskey, who was operated
upon this morning, at st. Luke's hos
pitaI, is recovering nicely.
The costume party which was to have
been given this evening at he Y. w. G.
| A.. for the Campfire girls, has been
! postponed until Wednesday evening of
next week on account of conflicting
dates.
The Alpha Young Peoples society
will nave their regular meeting this
evening in the church parlors on Rob-
erts street. A good programme has
been arranged, and luncheon will be
served. A good time viii be ssure
to all, ....-.
h Junior auxiliary of the Geth-
semane cathedral will give a lenten
silver tea tomorrow afternoon from 3
o'clock until 8 at the home of Mrs
Allen Wood, 206 Sixth avenue north.
The members and their friends are COR
daily invited to be present.
A new sewing class for instruction
in making shirtwaists and skirts, has
been organized at the Y. w. G. A. and
Will commence work next Thnrsday
evening under a competent teacher at
1880 o'clock. All young women who
wish to learn to sew should make ar
engagements to join Immediately.
The date for the evening with J. w.
Foley has been set for Wednesday
evening, March 80, This event Will
st, Cecelia's guild and MI. Foley will
be assisted by Mrs. ManZanita Steph~
ems. Friends Of the guild have been
looking forward to this announcement
and will grealy enjoy hearing Mr..
Foley.
The Ladies' Aid society of the st.
Marks English Lutheran church held
a pleasant meeting yesterday afternoon
in the church parlors. There were q
large number of ladies present and a
played by Miss Bertha Hagen. There
were a number Of visitors present and
business of Importance was transacted.
At the close doughnuts and cotee were
served and much enjoyed.
Reports from the hospital at Roch-
ester, Mimi, tell of a slight improve
ment In the condition of Miss Lillian
Topping. superintendent of the local
Florence Crittenton home. Miss Top
ping is now able to sit up and 1t is
hoped that before long the in1amma-
ton will have left her knee sufficiently
for an examination by the physicians
who have her case in charge. Her
many friends hope for a greater i'm
provement and a speedy
A number of the ladies Of the Geth-
Semane Cathedral guild are planning
various ways to raise their lenten fund
and on Wednesday evening or thIs
week Mrs, J. J. Jordan, Mrs. w. =.
Barnett, Mrs. C. I. Gross and Mrs. D.
J. Hull gave a chicken dinner in the
| crypt Of the church preceding the mid
! week service. At the next meeting of
the guild at the home of Mrs. Barnett
| several of the ladies will have charge
of a sale of home cooking to assist
with the fund.
MinOt Reporter: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McCagherty will leave during the mid
die part of this week for Fargo, where
they will make their home in the fu-
ture. Mr.. and Mrs. McCagherty are
popular young people Of the city who
have taken an active part In social
affairs, and during their residence in
this city they have made many warm
friends who will much miss them in
a social way, but whose good wishes
follow them to their new home. Mr..
and Mrs. McCagherty plan to cave for
Fargo tomorrow.
The supreme order Of Yeomen nave
sent out a proclamation for special
programmes to be given some time
during February n the local order
has chosen Monday evening, Feb. "a,
for their programme, the occasion be-
lodge. A pleasing feature of the event
will be the presence Of Isabel Clapp
of Kansas City, Nc. The programme
will take place in the A. O. y. W. hall
| at s o'clock and following the formal
programme a social time will be en-
joyed.
Mrs. g. Dewitt Bowling has begun
work on a play which will be given
during the last of April at the Civic
Centre and i house under the aus
pices of the st. Cecilia guild. The
name of the production is Sorfng Fever
and it promises to be a splendid sue
cess. There are seven. capable per-
sons to assume roles and friends are
anticipating the event with much
pleasure. The members of the cast
will be the Misses Lucille Bristol, Dor
othy Dalrymple, Alma Aldrich and
Gladys Guthrie, Mrs. NJ. L. Hubbard.
! Mrs. BIanch Boyden HUTCHINSON. Mrs.
Bowling and Edmund Otis Freeman
Word was received yesterday or the
| death yesterday morning of Mrs: A. q.
Felthammer, mother of Miss Feltham-
mer, assistant superintendent at the
Florence Crittenton home in this city.
| The funeral services will take place
at the Felthammer home at Monte
video, Mimi, tomorrow afternoon.
| Miss Felthammer was at the bedside
of her mother during her illness. and
at her death. She has a host OF frlends
here who will extend sympathy In her
great loss. 1t is not known for sure
when Miss Felthammer Will be able to
return to Fargo as after her long vigil
with her mother, a rest Will no oouot