The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11
= Of Interest to the Women
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point OF service. This entails ON the
wife of a new senator q call on the
entire senate circle. Besides they
u make the calls required of the
cabinet n and call on the cabinet.
women themselves unless they make
too much OF the old and mooted point
of which shall call first,
A representatives wife has a task
before her If she fulfills the laws de-
cree, for not only must she make all
OF the calls required of the cabinet
woman and the senator's wives, but
she must add to these calls ON the
wives of members OF the house whose
length of service outdates that of her
husband.
before the season is fairly over she
viii have made close to 500 calls.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Swedish Baptist church will hold its
regular annuaI business meeting on
Monday evening, Jan. 1S, at s o'clock.
All members are urged to be present
at this meetings
Mimic and Langdon have taken the
lead In announcement of celebrations
in honor Of the birthday anniversary
of the Scottish bard, Robert Burns.
n Mimic clan will celebrate on SAT-
urday, jan. 26, and the edict of the
chief Of the clans a gone forth. The
~Heutenants ave been formed into the
required committees and are arrang-
ing for an suspicious occasion. IA
spienala 2 sumptuous ban-
ures. The Scots of Grafton, Ardoch,
Noss and Forest River have been I'M
yited to join the Mimic clans on that
day. At Langdon the celebration will
take place Friday, Jan. "a. and he
Cavalier County C~aIedonian society
plans to make It the best in the his
tory of that well known organization.
The programme is not yet completed,
but there will be singers, dancers, pip-
ere, readers, and a big banquet and
The annual meeting of the Ladies,
AID and Missionary society OF the Ply
mouth congregational church met
Thursday, Jan 8, at the home OF Mrs.
Rooney on Second street north. Mrs.
Rooney was assisted by Mrs. Stever.
I'VE ladies were present A very In
teresttng afternoon vas spent n
plans for work for the coming year
were discussed. The reports for the
thing to be in very satisfactory condi-
tion. The treasury report showed q
neat sum on land to begin the new
year. The officers for the new year
their places for the first time and at
| the close OF the meeting nice refresh.
rnents were served The official stan
for this year is as follows: President
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i. Sherwood; secretary, Mrs. II.
Rooneys assistant secretary, Mrs. Percy
Sherwood; and treasurer. Mrs. e.. III.
stickney. The next meeting viii be
with Mrs Ames on Thursday, Jan. 90.
Langdon Democrat: The marriage
of Miss Bertha sMcGauyran, daughter
OF Postmaster and Mrs. John McGauv-
ran, of this city. and w j. Cahill of
Fargo, was solemnized on Tuesday
morning, performed by Father ODris-
coll at 81. Mphonsus church. Miss
Mary OReilly and FRANK Sullivan, both
ed the couple as bridesmaid and best
man. After, a forenoon reception at
the McGauvran home Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
hill left on the noon train for Fargo
March 4.
Miss Anette Howe Of Glover. n. d..
is the guest this week OF Mrs. Geo. r.
Schas OF the Improvement building.
.
Miss Adele Smith and Pomeroy Smith
left today.for Chicago, where they Will
attend the wedding OF their cousin,
Walter Baird. Miss Smith will remain
in Chicago until the last OF the month
when she Will be Joined by her parents,
MIR, N Mrs. =. w Smith of North
Broadway, and VIII Leave with them for
the south TO spend the winter. Mr.,
Smith Will return to Fargo following
the wedding.
The Book and Thimble club will
meet "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs,
IG r.. Amidon, 379 Seventh avenue south,
The Business Girls Bible class opens
for Its new work on evening
An informal social hour Will be spent.
i the class, meeting at The usual hour Of
Is7.15. All girls are cordially invited
to be present.
The adult members OF the vested
II nh0fr Of Catheeraane cathedraL, with