The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-02
OF Interest to the Women ~
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~sionary field Of Oufa. Mrs. Leslie will
assist him in his work.
Mrs. Harry B. Quick will leave this
evening for Minneapolis, where she
Will be the guest of friends for a week
or ten days.
Mrs. John Azine of the Burrell fats
Is entertaining a company of friends
this afternoon. Needlework Is the di-
version of the afternoon. '
The Maids, and Matrons will meet
Saturday afternoon, Oct. IL, at the
home of Mrs. R.. Fl. Slocum instead OF
this saturday, as was first announced.
Nj. and Mrs. H. A. Jackson will leave
Sunday for the west, where they will
spend several weeks visiting friends
and relatives. They will first visit at
Seattle n then Tacoma and other
western points.
The Young Woman's Bible class will
give a party this evening at the Y. w.
c. A. The class will re-organize, after
which, a. social hour will be enjoyed.
A cordial invitation Ia extended to all
young women, especially those who are
new in the city. ..
Mrs. George Vincent of Minneapolis.
wife of George E.. Vincent, president of
the University of Minnesota, will chap
erone the actors at the normal school
play, Back to the Farm, which will be
put on by the students at the normal
Saturday evening.
Miss Waugh McHugh of Chicago, who
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. e. c..
Cooper, of Monticello apartments, went
to Wahpeton today to attend the fair.
She will be among the guests at the
is giving this week.
Mrs. c. e. Webster entertained a
company of friends yesterday after
noon in honor of her guests, Mrs. c.
s. Hopkins of Oregon and Mrs. G. Fl.
Dickey of Esmond. The hostess was
assisted by her daughters, the Misses
Florence and Helen Webster.
Miss Frances Lamb of Moorhead,
who Is supervisor OF music in the. pub
lie schools of Sandstone, Mimi, spent
the week end In Minneapolis as the
guest Of Miss Cecil Clarity, formerly
of Fargo. The coming week Ems Miss
Lamb will spend in Duluth as the guest
Of friends. r.- h.
Mrs. F.. A.. Weld and Mrs. o. J. Ha-
gen of Moorhead have issued invita-
tons to a reception for Saturday aft
ernoon In compliment to Mrs. George
Vincent, wife of President Vincent of
the University Of Minnesota. Mrs. Vim
cent will spend Saturday in the city as
a guest at the Weld home.
The teachers of the Moorhead public
schools will be rendered a reception
' tomorrow evening at the high schoo
building. A musicale and a literary
programme will be. the evenings enter
composed of Mrs. c. A. Nye, Mrs. Will
liam Titus, Mrs. D.. G. barrow and
Miss Jessie Comstock.,
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Kraa-
bel. DR.. and Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Pet
erson,5 all Of Clifford, are guests at the
tored down In Governor Kraabels car
ana are spending a pleasant day amone
friends n acquaintances in the city,
They will return this evening to Cliff
Miss Lou Cell Quirk, an October
pretty pre-nuptial party yesterday
afternoon given by. Mrs. W. b. Han.
cock at her home, 4O1 Thirteenth
street south. Mrs. Hancock used sew.
the house. pink. and white being the
chosen color scheme. The Afternoon
was spent In making pink and blue
sachets for the honored guest which
We're presented to her at the close o.
among a dozen white roses. The host.
ess was assisted throughout the room.
by Mrs. Howe and Mrs. O'Neil. An
is being given this afternoon by Mrs
w ]. Howe and Mrs. M. "A. Baldwin
al, the home. of the former.
Sunday evening at the Orpheun
theatre one of the finest moving pic
fure films ever shown in Fargo will Ii
exhibited at the theatre free of charge
Sol Simon of the Frances has mad
arrangements with the Printzess manu-
featuring company or Cleveland, o
for the showing Of their great fashion
lln1. This picture gives all the style
from 1900 down to the present day an,
is three reels OF 1000 fee each. MI
Simon has engaged the orchestra o
the Orpheum' theatre to play while tn
films are being run and a pleasan
evenings entertainment lis assured al
who attend. The tickets are gratis an,
are being. issued at the Frances store
until the seating capacity of the thea
tire is all given out. The arrangemen
for this film provided originally for it
exhibition on Saturday night. but oW
ing to the fact that no theatre coul
be secured for that date and becaus
the film could not be retained here fo
a longer period than forty-eight hours
Mr.. Simon was compelled to give tn
show on Sunday evening. Every lad
at alIEinterested in the styles and hoy
the garments are made should call a
the Frances and secure a ticket 70
herself and for her friends.
The meeting OF the Woman.s auxil
larry of Gethsernane cathedral, al bod
Of women workers for general mis-
sions, at the home Of Mrs George Han
cock. yesterday afternoon. was unus
uaIly interesting and instructive an
there was a g0OdIy attendance. 9Th