The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-06
Mr.. Mann and his bride will be at home
to their friends jim Fargo.

Mr.. Mann and his bride will be at home
10 their friends in Fargo.
The Women's clubs of this city are
commencing to think of the winters
work after a recreation period Of the
months Of June, July and August. The
nrst clun to resume activity Is the
to be held Wednesday afternoon Of
next week. This will be a business
meeting; The Woman's clubs will be-
gin their work shortly and the first
meeting will be a luncheon at the
civic center Friday, Sept. 10. The Fort
nightly club will also open with a
auncheon at the Civic center Monday,
their first meeting Sept. rs at the Civic
center, and Friday, Sept. 26, the Round
Table will hold their first meeting with
a social day and the following week
Study club will hold their first meeting
Monday, Sept. 20, at the home of the
club president, Mrs. E. II. Smith, 402
Ninth avenue south.
All the clubs for the next few weeks
will have n object in view and that
TO prepare for the state federation Of
and II. During the federation several
teas and receptions will be given for
the visiting ladies and the plans for
these parties will be made at the var
ious meetings this month.
Miss Celeste L. Seymour, who will
have charge of the violin department
OF the Dakota conservatory this year,
will arrive in the city the fore part
Of next week" Miss Seymour for sew
eral years has taught at the College of
MUSIC in Cincinnati, o. She comes to
ations. She had the advantage Of study
under teachers of international fame
and held the concertmeister's chair in
the Boston Ladies orchestra n the
which are well known throughout the
United States, and has had also the
honor of playing before ex-President
Roosevelt and other famous person.
plimentary recital at the Orpheum the
atre Sunday afternoon, Sept. IA, and
Fargo music lovers are delighted at
this announcement.
Miss Fannie Comstock of SIS Tenth
avenue south, is entertaining this aft
ernoon at a thimble bee. Her guests
are the Moorhead high school teachers.
Miss Comstock is a member of the
Moorhead high school faculty.
Miss Florence Leid of Moorhead will
leave tomorrow afternoon for Oska-
loosa, Ia, where she will be a teacher
of expression in Penn college.
Miss MayBelle Wallace of The Forge
Forum went to Crookston this after
noon to spend the weekend with home
folk. She will return tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. M. l.. Hibbard, 219 Eighth street
north, has as her guest, her aunt, Mrs.
D. d. Meigs of Montreal. Mrs. Meigs
arrived in the city Yesterday and will
be a guest at the Hibbard home a
month or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George HOLSTER re-
turned home today from Grand Forks
where they have oeen visiting friends
a few days.
Mrs. ]. D. Bailey of Devils Lake ar
rived in the city last evening to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Leo Beauchamp, a
few days
Mrs. F. P. Walker, 20 Eighth street
north, entertained a company of friends
some of the visiting ladies in the city,
Mrs: Meigs, who is the guest of Mrs.
Hubbard, Mrs. Blout who is the guest
or her mother, Mrs. Bernstein and Mrs.
Charles Murray of Minneapolis, who is
visiting friends In the city. The party
were guests of Mrs. Walker at the Or
pheum theatre after which they enjoy
ed a watermelon party at the Walker
home.
Mrs. ]. B. Springer of Fourth avenue
north, was hostess to a small ompan
Of lady friends Friday afternoon at a
very delightful k~ensington, which she
gave in celebration of her birthday an
niversary. After sewing had. beer lain
aside, the hostess served an elaborate
and prettily appointed lunch. Besides
many other pretty gifts from the
guests and others in honor of the host
ess anniversary, she was the recipient
Of four dozen American beauty roses.
The guests were Mesdames F. G. Rugh,
Robert Vance, Edwin Littler, Olaf
Wirud, E. M. Stevenson and Leo Beau
champ. and Miss Alice Mcconnell.
An attraction at the Orpheum the
atre the first of next week Is Miss
Emily Green, who In private life is
Mrs. William Munc of Crookston. Mrs.
Munich is well known throughout this
part of the country and she has a host
Of friends who will greet her at the
opening performance Monday evening.
Her act is A Minnesota Romance, and
those who have seen 1t praise it highly.
The Standard Bearers of the First
Methodist church will entertain at the
M: A. r. S. room in the church Monday
pliment to Miss Leona Gilchrist, whose
marriage will be an event of next
week. and Mrs. Guy Vowles, who was
formerly Miss Ella Buchanan.
The early fall meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society. of the Presbyterian church
will be held at the church p~arlors Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. A special
pAS III mas pSCl dt III, MIS-,
Hutchinson will give a reading, Miss
Plath will render a piano solo and Mrs.
Arthur Olson will sing.
DR.. and Mrs. William Seaman, 1902
Seventh street south, are moving today
into the home %recently occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Burbank, 500 Sixth street
south.
.
A large and enthusiastic group of
boys and girls responded to the invita-
ton issued by the superintendent, Mrs.
w. j. Clapp, at a special meeting of
Kings Heralds held in the junior room
Of the First Methodist church Friday
afternoon, Sept. g.. Plans for the COM
ing year. Were formulated and. a contest
for membership was decided upon.
Two divisions were formed and sides
chosen with James Fuller and Maurice
Walters as leaders. The officers elect
ed for the coming year were president.
Eleanor Farr; first vice president, Cy-