The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-24
OF Interest to- Women


evening. While here they will be
Eighth street south.
The Y. P. S. of st. Pauls Lutheran
evening at 8 o'clock.
j. Miss. Vivian, Shute of Bismarck is
the. guest Of her sister Miss Selma
Shute VINO is attending Fargo college.
!! Miss Catherine. Pilot. of Moorhead Is
entertaining the members Of the Sigma
noon. = 1890
The Delta, Mu Alpha sorority will
ave a dancing PARTY this evening at
the Civic Center. There will be twelve
couples present.
Mrs. A. Gilbert OF Ceres hall left
tnis morning for Minneapolis where
she will enjoy an over Sunday visit
with friends.
The Misses Teresa and Elizabeth
FIeld G.re back from st. Paul for an
eyer Sunday visit with their father
r'AcHaro tleld OF Tenth avenue north.
Miss Stella simonson of Eighth ave.
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at minneapolis, La Crosse and Chicago.
The freshmen of the high school will
gave q party this evening in the gym
naslum Of the Agassiz building. The
affa1r Will be in the, nature of a Hal
lowe'en party.
Miss Norma Olsen will entertain the
Maids and Matrons at a $3.50 o'clock
iuncheon tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. /. =. Evans, 523 Seventh
street south, Moorhead.
Mrs. John Bayer, 426 Seventh street
south, Moorhead. has issued invitations
70 a +brldge luncheon which she will
Giye at her home Tuesday afternoon
twenty-four guests.
Friends in the city have received
invitations to the wedding of Miss Jes-
sic mckenzie, daughter of Mrs. Thomas
Mckenzie of Wild Rice and Arthur J.
FIIk1ns OF Winnetka. Ill. The wedding
VIII take place Wednesday Oct. 20 at
me home Of the brides mother in
Wild Rice. ...
south entertained the afternoon sew
ing club at her home yesterday after
noon. A pleasant afternoon was pass
cd with needlework and visiting and
~ncheo Mrs. ]. A. Jardine will en-
terrain the club Thursday Nov. Z.
Miss Andrea Jensen was a hostess
last evening to the first meeting of the
Bache!or Girls Retreat club which was
recently organized. Election Of officers
a heldI MISS Jensen DelnR elected
president. and Miss Anna Kruger sec
rotary. AT the conclusion of the even
ing the hostess served dainty refresh
ments. at the next meeting Oct. 80
imitation CT new members will be held.
The Young Peoples societies of the
snree Baptist churches Of Fargo. will
nave a ,union" service Sunday afternoon
at B o'clock In he Swedish BAPTIST
church. Miss Emma r. Anderson, who
Tor several years have been a mission
airy to New Mexico will be the speaker.
All the young people are urged to be
present at this service.
The eighth annual congress Of the
Dry Farming association and the third
annual session of the sWomen's ASSOC
citation will be held in Denver next
week; Many noted women and men
subjects are al Of vital interest to
such a gathering. Mrs. Belle D.. Har-
bert the president. responds to the
greeting from Hon W. r. Motherwell
FARMING congress. Delegates from all
over the country VIII also extend
greetings; Tuesday has been designat-
ed as .children,s day, Miss Fannie
nurses OF the Red Cross association
appears on the programme. "The Pos
s1hiiities of the One Room school as an
t,"Chnrch for Farm Boys and Girls" will
oe in two papers. Mrs. Rob-
ert A.. Ware Of Norfolk, Mass. a wo-
man Of national fame. has a paper on
The Dairy and It's Place in the Farm
Horne." and Charles F.. North, NJ. d, Of
New York, will talk on Dangers to
P pd ao Health From the Milk supply
operative session under the charge or
Mrs; Julian Heath Of New York, presi-
dent of the National Housewives asso-
station, will occupy he afternoon
Thursday. Mrs. J. A. Mckenzie, who
has charge of the poultry on tho Do
ntinion farm at Nightingale, Alta, talks
on her speciality. The Dry Farming
congress Will be composed Of delegates
not only from every, state Of the union
and from Canada, but from Belgium,
Russia. Mexico, Rrezil. Roumania, Hun
gary, Chill and many other nations will
be represented. The Arrangement in
extending Invitations writes: EVERY
thing VIII be done to tie In the loose
ends Of the expositlon.'' There will. b,
many interesting and educational at
fractions and many amusements prs.
yided. There will be the fedora. ana
dominion exhibits, and a negro or
Indian exhibits. Rest rooma, footb4,.l
games, fireworks n machinery derc
o~nstratIons are some of the attractions,
Wednesday President Wilson will be