The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-24
Social Notes

Mrs. II. o. Lobben and daughter. Miss
Marie, of Eighth street north, left yes
terday morning for the west on a two
months trip to Portland, san Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and other points.
The Embroidery class at the Y. M,
G. A. which meets each Monday even.
ing. will not meet tonight, but will hold
evening, March 3.
Mrs. Rose Bloomberg of Valley City
arrived Saturday evening and is the
guest for a short time of Mrs. John
1oungs of the Hogan apartments and
Mrs. Roy Severance of North Broad
way. - $1,000
George Stickney of Fargo college
spent Sunday at Horace, n. D. where
ne nice the pulpit for Leo Horst, who
reported that Mr.. Horst is recoyerine
nicely and that his friends are look.
ing forward to his return to college
duties before very long.
Guests in the city Saturday were Mr.
n Mrs. Albert Young and little
Saskatchewan, Canada. Mr.. and Mrs
Young have been visiting in eastern
Canada since early in December and
left Saturday evening for the home of
MIS- Honng-s parents, Mr.. n Mrs.
Geo. A. FleWeI at Grandin, where they
will spend about a week before return.
ing to their home in Canada,
sent out a proclamation for special
programmes to be given some time
during February and the local order
has chosen Monday evening, Feb. a.,
Tor thelr programme, the occasion be-
ing the sixteenth anniversary of the
lodge: A pleasing feature of the event
will be the presence of Isabel Clam
of kansas City. Mo. The programme
WIZ take place in the A. o. U. ". hall
at s o'clock n following the forma
programme a social time will be en-
joyed.
Local Y. w. c. A. workers will read
with interest the results from the re-
cent contest for membership as waged
in the association at Grand Forks: The
membership contest which has been
waged for the last two weeks between
the maids and matrons of the Y. w. C.
A, was brought to a close last night
at 8 o'clock with the maids victorious
by a large majority They are corre-
spondingly Jubilant and looking for
ward with pleasure to the banquet
which the matrons will serve to them.
Under the terms of the contest the los
ing side banquets the winners. The
GATE for the banquet has not been an
n%ounced. but 1t will be at an early date.
The result of the contest is as follows:
The matrons have 975 points and with
additionai points to their credit total
l2S6 points. The membership dis
tributed as follows: One junior, 50
regulars, 6 sustaining members and /
beneficiary. The maids have 1895
points, which with the additional points
make a total of 2,225. The membership
distributed as follows: Twelve juniors,
148 regulars, 3 sustaining and mem
bers in educational classes, ). h
rules governing the contest were the
a junior membership at SO cents count
ed 5 points, one regular at 81 counted
10 points and a sustaining mSmhEr at
S5 amounted TO IS points. One bene-
ticiary member at $25 counted as 100
points. Life membership, S10C. Ten
new members at Oae time to be given
credit for 25 additional points. For ed
ucational purposes, members at 81, 10
additional points. Ten members from
one church or Sunday school, so addi-
tional points. Ten members from one
factory, one office or other place Of
employment, rs additional points. The
contest was of such a character that
really both sides are winners, mas
much that each side worked untiringly