The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-05

pected.
The travel class of the Y. w. C.. A,
WIN meet tomorrow evening and Miss
guernsey will talk on Italy and the
Meolterranean countries.
Tbs Ladies' Aid society of the Ply
tTS y congregational church will meet
VIII Burt, $50 Ninth street north. a
IuIl is desired.
The many friends in Fargo NJ Mr.,
ana Mrs, H. J, Dugan of Watertown.
. D., VIII be interested to learn of
me ARRIVAL OF a baby boy yesterday at
Inm,ealT nome IN that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dugan formerly lived in Fargo.
Mr.; and Mrs. Harry MagilI and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, of Eleventh
street south, left yesterday afternoon
TOT chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. MaeiH ex-
pect to cave for the south, where
they VIII spend several weeks in Flori-
da and Miss Magill will be the guest
OF her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
absence. 'N
An interesting event of early in April
VIII De the appearance here under the
auspices of the First Baptist church
oa the state university glee club. The
occasion VIII be unusually notable for
the fact that the university club has
not VISITED Fargo for several years
ana there viii be many Fargoans who
Th ENJOY nearing the young men from
the university again.
The men of the First Presbyterian
Ghurch have decided to entertain the
LADIES at a banquet on the evening of
March 20, in the dining room of the
Gardner hotel. There will be d pleas
ing programme of music during the
evening, with a short address by one
OF the leading members Of the church.
Inc committee will hold a meeting on
Thursday afternoon at the Y. M. C. A.
10 complete the arrangements.
Valley City Ttmes-Record: County
supt. Minnie J. Nelson of this city who
with Supt. Laura Sanderson of La
J Moure, Supt. Rose Wagner of Hettinger
and superintendent ~Sorrenson, have
, been at philadelphia attending the ma
ona meeting Of superintendent will
meet Mrs. Belle Spur at Washington,
u: U, TO take in the inaugural festi-
Vlties. The ladies have made good
reservations to see the parade and will
probably nave a delightful account to
report on their return.
The ladies of the Y. W.. c. A.. were
very successful in their financial cam
paign yesterday, although several OF
the helpers did not appear for vari-
ous reasons and 1t was Impossible with
the small corps of workers to cover
even the entire business district in
IN day, Six ONE started out at 8
O'Clock n worked all day covering
only part OF Broadway and N. r. ave-
nue. so that they will conclude their
work and make an attempt to see
every, business man during the re-
mainder of the week. The results OF
Yesterdays campaign amounted to S465
which is a little more thar one-third OF
the amount which the association re-
quires and they hope to raise $1,000.
Mrs. y. w. Jones was hostess yester-
day afternoon at a neighhorhood gath
ering as a farewell to Mrs. G. 4. Bell
and her daughter. Mrs. Thompson, who
are leaving in a few weeks for their
new homes in Canada. Thirty ladies
gathered at the nome of Mrs. Jones or
Ninth avenue north and spent a pleas.
n Informal afternoon with sewing
At a convenient hour the hosteess serV-
ed a sunptuous dinner n afterwar6
toasts were made 70 b new Canadian
homes wishing Mrs. Bell and Mrs
Thompson much success. Mrs. Harbecl,
spoke a few appropriate words OF re.
greet at their departure and presented
1 the ladies with souvenir spoons as B
token Of the esteem Of their neigh.
hors As the company parted the gooG
l old fashioned hymn God Be With Yot