The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-13

The topic of the afternoons discussion
In "A New America for New Ameri-
cans" After the discussion a musical
programme will be rendered.
Miss Mae Zorger, formerly proof
reader on The Forum, now has a sim
| liar position on the leading afternoon
paper in ST. Joe, Mo. Miss Zorger EN-
joyed an extended vacation after 1eav-
ing The Forum a few months 6 and
spent a great part of the summer with
relatives in Decatur. Ill.
Mrs. w. O.. Dolsen n Miss Mae
Dolsen of Snohomish, Wash. are visit
ing In the city as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. Lewis, 1902 Third avenu
south. Miss Alice Lewis entertained a
number Of the younger set at bridge
last evening In compliment to MISS
Dolsen.
at a thimble bee this afternoon at her
home, I'LL Third avenue south complt-
mentary to Miss Magdalena Carpenter.
The afternoon was spent In needleWork
for the bride elect after which a dainty
luncheon was served. An out Of town
guest present was Miss Matilda Gage
Of Aberdeen, S. D., who Is here to at
tend the wedding of Miss Carpenter
and Mr.. Birch.
The Housewives League held an in
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon
at the Civic center. There was a large
attendance, all the Neighborhood clubs
attending as well as the active MEM
bers. The feature of the afternoons
programme was a talk by Dr.. James,
city milk inspector on "Fargo's Milk
Supply" This was followed by the re-
port of Mrs. Kindred who has visited
the creamery and dairy companies of
the city.
The Misses Clara Pollock n Kath-
crime York were hostesses at a twt-
light tea yesterday afternoon at the
l~A1r 1900 49,, IL 4rNn south n
compliment to Miss Magdalena Carpen-
ter, a bride of Nov. 20. Pink was the
predominating color throughout the
rooms, pink shaded candles being ar
themums forming pretty decorations
on the tea table. A programme was
given at 4 o'clock consisting of folk
dances by the Misses Mary and Adair
BENTLEY and a reading from Mary Cary
by Miss Helena Huffaker. Mrs. Charles
Lavell and Miss Margaret Mitchell
presided at the tea table and assisting
the hostesses were Mrs. w. e. Frentzel
and the Misses Ina Lowry. Nell Bishop
and Irene Carpenter.
The regular business and social
meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid society was held yesterday il the
church parlo:s. During the business
session the secretary, Mrs, r. F. Free
man reported net receipts from the
NAA@ h"1o fA"'s "AiN 49,
chicken pie supper of 500. After dis
cussion, it was voted to held the
Christmas sale Dec. IL and IL. There
will be seven booths, as follows: Fancy
work, aprons, childrens' dolls, candy,
home-cooked food and refreshments.
Mrs. p. w. Satory was appointed chair
of the sale with Mesdames w. II.
NcArdle, G. L. Hubbell, A. Zie1e and
III. j. Christianson as assistants. The
annual meeting occurs Dec. 9. A COM
mittee on nomination of officers was
appointed by the president, Mrs. Sweet
land as follows: Mesdames 3. w. Ash
ley. l.. G. Davenport, M. N. Hatcher, S.
r. knight, J. II. Plath and G /. Tibert.
The most of the afternoon was devot-
ed to sociability and neediework. The
November division served refreshments
under charge of Mesdames f. r.
G. l.. Tibert, P. Stewart, A.
NJ. H. Thompson, J. M. Thomp-
son, n. r. Turner, J. c. Turner, T. III.
Ulsaker, r. A. Tracy, J. w. Sutherland,
and c. r. Stone Eighty women were
in attendance.