The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-11

Robert g. Paterson and James McfS,lf-
san. me dates for the season parties
nave not as yet been decided upon, but
"1u be announced In the near future.
Mrs. J. I. Rowan, 1918 Eighth ave
nue. north, entertained a company of
friends yesterday afternoon. The aft
ernoon was spent with needlework at
the close OF which the hostess served
q delcfous course luncheon Mrs.
Rowan was assisted by her daughter,
Miss Rita Rowan.
Mrs. G.. McNaughton stevens Of
Iowner spent yesterday in the city
Visiting. friends. She left last evening
Tor LISBON where she will spend the
MRS. Stevens will leave for Chatta-
members OF the G.. A. r. Of her city.
Mrs, Charles Wilson was a hostess
yesterday afternoon at her home in the
nj vernon apartments in compliment
or Chicago. The hours were 2:30 to S
Q clock and cards the diversion. The
mouse decorations were pink sweet
peas The chosen game was 500 and
tne nigh score. Mrs. Wilson was as
sisted through the rooms by her moth
er, Mrs. Hawks.
Mrs. James Ulio, wife of the late
Major Ulio, will leave the 25th of No
vember for San Francisco, Cal, from
! ~, $3.50 = ! So&A ol AZ l. IlOIIId5 IlS
Sth Of December for Honolulu to make
her future home. Mrs. Ulio goes to
1oln her son, Lieut.. James Ulio of the
rlpst United States Infantry, who is
of Mrs. Ulio, Is in Honolulu
with her brother, having left Fargo the
rlrst or last March. The three will
three years. TIL many friends Of the
FAMILY will regret their departure from
the city, but will wish them every sue
cess In their new home.
The Scandinavian w. C. T. u. held a
very interesting meeting last evening
at the home of Mrs. Edwar Stalheim>
1905 Fourth avenue north. The reeu2
lar business meeting was held at which
tlme TWO mbe were taken in. maxi
ing a total membership of the organ
ization 1856 at the present time. This
Is the largest union in the state and
the members may feel justly proud of
tnelf organization. A splendid pro-
eGanne was then given, which includ-
work done by Mrs. Wolf of Marion
Ind: Mrs. Wolf is visiting her SON
X: X. Wolf, secretary of the Y. W.. c. A,
~ LhIs city, She is an ardent worker
IN the temperance work and during her
visit IN Fargo has given many useful
Suggestlons to the worker of the w.
:. +. u. Rev: A. Menus then gave an
a s%imjru little talk followed by a
tGrner Fargo pastor. Musical selec-
tlons We're rendered by Miss Judith
Stalheim and Mrs. 3. B. Hicks.
Music lovers in the city have been
eagerly looking forward to the concert
winch Miss Celeste Seymour will give
al the OrDheum theatre Sunday after
noon, Miss Seymour will teach at the
Dakota Conservatory of Music this year
ana the conservatory Is to be congrat-
ulated upon securing an artist of such
unusual ability. Miss AIDA Blakeslee.
also an artist, will appear on the pro-
gramme Sunday, as will also q. A.
Boehmer. The programme for the con-
cert, which is a public affair, is as fol
lows:
Ballade ct Polonaise. ...... .Vieutemns
Miss Seymour.
All Pertidio! aria from Fidelio...
. Beethoven
,-. Miss Blakeslee.
heSende ............. Wieniawski
Miss Seymour.
L Mourn as a Dove, from st. Peter...
Benedict |
The Light from Heaven violin
(~obligato) ......... Gounod-Holden
Miss Blakeslee.
Souvenir Drd1a |
l~lepSlreuue ............... kreiszler |
Miss Seymour.