The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-29

much time to give to her farm, since
she always travels with her husband
and takes care of all his correspond
else be his secretary even If she
could find some one else who could
answer letters and do business in four
languages. 49,.
you can always find time when
you want it, can't your she says as
she passes you her favorite brand of
bonbons. 81 love chickens. 1 tell my
husband they are my pearls. When
he wants to give me jewels l say,
Please, a pair Of Wyandottes.' He
laughs, but 1 get them"
She smiles and you do not wonder
that she gets what she wants.
entertained by Mrs. S. H. Peterson Of
Moorhead, at her home on Eighth
street south n a large delegation was
in attendance. Mrs. Burgum OF Min
county unions addressed the ladies on
the subject of Purity" Mrs. F. II.
Wilder gave a fine account of her trip
to the worlds convention at Brooklyn
Park, N. j., and interesting facts con-
corning the convention. The hostess
served luncheon and the meeting adj
journed.
The Pastors Aid society of the First
afternoon in the M. A. r. S. room of
the church. The hostesses for the aft
ernOon will be Mesdames William
Hauser, NJ. S. Smith, John Durllee,
John Hauser and Frank Knerr. The
committee request that all ladies who
have articles for the bazaar, bring
them to this meeting.
7-ho Voo,,o, ,r,;ll ,;,o 4La 4l;.l
series of dancing parties Tuesday
evening, Dec. 2, in the A. O. U. w.
hall. These parties are informal and
have been we'll attended. Those hold
daily invited to the party Tuesday
evening.
The Book and Thimble club will meet
Mrs. George Eberhart, 1921 Fifth ave-
nuc south and all members are urged
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reed of Armenia
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. \.
L~eimbacher. They came yesterday to
attend the dancing party given last
evening by the Coterio club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore of
Grand Forks will arrive in the city
today for a week end visit. They will
visit Mrs. Moore's brother. G. +. Rev
iIoJtS WV y III 1t ~. oollh > iOSH &c
and will be guests at the Gardner hotel.
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Mrs. E. E. Ellis left for her home m
Minneapolis yesterday, after spending
and Mrs. r. Coscio. During Mrs. Ellis
visit here a number of parties were
given in her honor.
The young people of the First on
gregational church will give a social
in the church parlor, Tuesday evening
at 1880. All are invited. .
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mace gave a
6 o'clock dinner at their home, 28 Oak
Grove Thanksgiving day. Covers were
laid for twelve.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give 81 chicken pie supper in con-
nection with their bazaar on Dec. o,
at Monson's trunk store. Gentlemen
will find suitable and beautiful gifts
for their lady friends at this baZaar
Dressed dolls will be a speciality.
The Agricultural college trustees
gave a THANKSGIVING party to the
FACULTY and students last evening. At
+ o'clock the guests assembled at the
main building, where they were met by
President Worst and Secretary Yoder
and Registrar Parrot. They were Civ
EN- the key to the building by Richard
Craft and each guest took their regis
tration cards as souvenirs. They were
then escorted to Ceres hall where Miss
Slower and Mrs. Gilbert presided at a
sumptuOus cafeteria lunch. After every
one had RECALLED themselves of the good
things they repaired to the. armory,
where Professor Keene was conducting.
a moving picture show. Mr.. Keene
had some comic pictures, also some
views of Fargo taken Shriner's week,
but the piece de resistance was a
reel of HON made pictures of the cam
pus, the cadet inspection n the coll
1nH-~ ~ -r- u
interesting and Professor Keene deL
serves much praise for his work. After
the pictures, dancing and card playing
were enjoyed until about 1870. All
those present enjoyed a pleasant social
evening.
Tuesday, Nov. E, the 1ongfellow
Neighborhood club held it's first even
ing meeting of the season. Programme:
Accompanied by Bernice Gestie.
Recitation =. Eleanor Farr, grade four
Talk by Mr.. Hall of the Children's
At the close of the programme light
refreshments were served. .
The Alpha Mu fraternity of the A. c,
will give a private party in the Sons
of Norway hall this evening. Their
honorary members Pres. and Mrs.
Worst, Dean n Mrs. Ladd and Dean
and Mrs. Keene will act in the capacity
of chaperones. Among the invited
guests will be the alumni members,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Birch. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Rohan and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haggart. =
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken and
children ave returned home from May
Vile. N. D.. where they spent Thanks
giving with friends
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The combined societies of the Geth-
semane cathedral will hold their an
nual bazaar at the Civic center Thurs