The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-26

and fabrics. on display. The managers
OF the departments all owe the store
had given much thought tt the ar
rangement of stocks, and a harmoni-
Gus effect was apparent in every de-
partment. The second floor with Its
wealth of garments was the real in
teresting floor to the lovers of hand
some costumes and there were dis
played some of the newest things
from he markets Of the world. The
result Of Mr.. Moody's buying trip
could be seen. on every hand and his
the different departments Of the store
made them very acceptable to the la
dies of this section. The other stores
of he city did not announce openings
for this week but the decorations par
took of the fall season n the ar
rangement of stocks were in harmony
with the coming of autumn. The show
windows had come in for special
treatment and the trimmers had out
done previous efforts and they are we'll
worth the study of the passing pedes-
TRANS. In some of the windows are
displays of artistic merit and they will
no doubt be studied during the balance
of the week by the prospective pur-
chasers of new fall goods.
Mrs. Albert Durkee, First avenue
south, Is visiting relatives at Ortage.
Mrs. H: F.. Boles of Minneapolis, for
merly of Fargo, is visiting relatives
and friends in the city.
The Votes for Women league will
meet in the library building Monday
evening. All members are urged to
be present.
Mrs. Harriet Orchard n daughter
VIII -leaVe this evening for California
where they will spend the winter
months.
Mrs. w. J. Howe and Mrs. M. A. Bald
win will entertain Thursday afternoon
Oct. 2. Miss Lou Cell Quirk will be
the honored guest.
Mrs. J. Houghton Is entertaining as
her house guest, her sister, Mrs. How
ard of Vernon City, Mimi, who arrived
IN the city yesterday.
Miss Lou Cell Qu,rk, an October bride,
Will be the honored guest at an after
noon thimble bee to Be given tomorrow
afternoon by Miss Della Hawk, 823
Broadway.
Miss Dorrie Levalley left yesterday
for Minneapolis where she will visit
friends for two or three weeks. Mrs.
J. L. LaValley will go next week to
visit and they will return together.
Miss leila Jacobson, who has been
visiting friends at Chicago this sum
mer, is now at Madison, Wis, visiting
Miss Helen Weller of Moorhead who is
attending the university at tina place.
Mrs. Harrington and Miss Katherine
Harrington of New York, who for the
past few weeks have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Harrington, 334
Ninth avenue south. have left for their
home.
Mrs. s. G.. Magill of Eighth street
south will leave next week for Califor-
MIA where she will spend the winter
with her daughters. Before starting
J IN her yUnSfnrn trim rS MaoiI1 Wilt
go to Chicago to visit her son, Thomas
Magill.
Miss Matilda Pull and Miss May Foy
returned home Monday from a ten days
visit in the east, at which time they
visited St. Paul, Minneapolis and Still
water. While in St. Paul they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzger-
aid, 27O harrington.
The Epworth league Of the First
Methodist hurch entertained the young
people of the church hast evening in
the Mars club rooms. Games and mu-
sic furnished the evenings entertain
ment, after which refreshments were
served
: Clarence F. Reynolds returned last
evening from a vacation spent at his
old home at Genoa Junction, Wis,
where his parents reside. Frequent
tiac, Ill, where he visited his brother
in-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs. Young
of that place. - .- ~
Tomorrow evening a banquet will be
served in the First Methodist church
to the officers and teachers of the First
and Broadway Methodist churches.
After he dinner w. e. Carpenter of
Brazil. Ind. will give a talk on Sunday
School Work. ; Covers at the dinner
will be placed for ITO guests. g..
The Philomathian Literary society of
the agricultural college will meet this
| nVpnjno and fha fOllnWjnp proCrra m n1 a
will be giVen: '..." &c..
Music Quartette
Presidents address ......Geo. Stewart
Experiences of aluminium ware seller
History of Philomathia... Theo Stoa
Why Segregate....:.....MaX Waldron
Mrs. E. 7. llunkins was hostess at q
thimble bee yesterday at her home, 307
Roberts street, the guests. being the
members of the bridge luncheon club.
The affair was given in compliment to
Mrs. John Shea of Duluth, who is the
guest of Miss Ethel Lowman, Mrs. Boles
Of Minneapolis, who is the guest or
gard, of Seattle, the guest of Mrs.
Rohan and Mrs. Rodger Brown, who
Is the guest of Mrs. Toilet.
Miss Emma Glare Chapman of Web
ster, S. D, and Clyde Brown of this
city, We're quietly married last eve
ent's MI. and Mrs. H. C. Brown, GA IL
First avenue south. The service was
read in therpresence Of the immediate
family, by Rev. Mr.. Behner of the First
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Brown
and his bride left last evening for
Grand Forks where they will visit a
few days before returning to Fargo to
make their future home. Mr.. Brown IS
a salesman for Park, Grant & Morris.
Mrs. Benjamin S. Muckenfuss of New
York, who has been In the city since
last Saturday to attend the wedding
Of her son., Lee 7. Muckenfuss on Wed
nesday evening, and some of the pre-
! nuptial events given in honor of her
daughter-in-law, formerly Miss Lenna
Clarke of this city, returned home this
afternoon. Following the wedding Mrs.
M~uckenfuss spent a couple Of days
with Mrs. Melissa Clarke of Second
avenue south and Mr.. n Mrs.
William c. Green of Tenth
avenu south. While in the city
Mrs. Muckenfuss made many friends
who regretted to note her departure
this afternoon.
The Athenian Literary society, of the
agricultural college will meet his eve
ming for a programme after which a
sicial session will be enjoyed. The fol-
lowing programme will be given:
Vocal solo Muss Ruff
Presidents address. .......M M. Marshall
Iteaolng Miss Heidner
History of society .....W. Mendenhall