The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-28

been confined to her home for the past
two months.
Friends will be sorry to learn that A.
klingensmith, of DilWorth, formerly of
this city, expects to leave Sunday for
Brainerd, MINI, where it will be neces-
sary for him to undergo an operation.
Miss Evelyn Hector ana her guest,
Miss Pearl Hector, left Wednesday
evening for Minneapolis. Miss Pearl
Hector will go to her home In Duluth
and Miss Evelyn will return to Fargo
tomorrow.
Pickton are to the effect that he is
now resting comfortably and his at
tendants have bright hopes for his re-
covery within a reasonable length of
time following his recent operation
The Young Peoples society of the
st. Paul's Lutheran church meets this
evening In he church parlors. Mem
bers and friends are welcome. This
church is situated on the corner of
Fifth street and Sixth avenue north.
Little Miss Ehgena Aske returned to
the home of her parents, Mr.. n Mrs.
Julius Aske of Seventh avenue south,
Moorhead, last evening, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. Thomas O'Toole of
C~rookston, Mimi, with whom she has
spent h past month.
Eugene Whiting has arrived in the
city from Minot, n. D., and has ac-
cepted a position with the Independ-
emit Telephone Co. of this city. MT.
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. #. u.
Whiting Of Tenth street north
j. A. Montgomery returned home to-
day and states that Mrs. Montgomery
is still in Chula Vista and at present
is with Mrs. Morton Page and family,
the west. Mrs. Montgomery will leave
in a fortnight for st. Louis Mo-, where
she will spend several weeks visiting
friends and relatives in that city and in
neighboring cities.
Mrs. Harriet salter, chief clerk OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York,
was the guest of honor at a luncheon
that was given at the noon hour today
at the private dining-room of the An
e hotel; her hostesses being t6e
{ with her. 1t was in the nature of a
farewell, for Mrs. Salter will leave
shortly for New York to make her
home with her brother. Plates were
laid for twelve.
Word reached this city yesterday of
the death at Marshall. Mimi, last Fri
day of the mother OF the Misses Alice
and Viola Jelleson, teachers in the
Fargo public schools. The Misses Jelle-
son We're called home to Marshall sew
eraI weeks ago by their mothers ill-
ness and they have sent word that they
expect to return either Saturday even
! ing or Monday evening to resume their
work again: Both young daaies ARE are
of friends who will be sorry to learn OF
their great loss.
A happy informal afternoon was
spent yesterday at the home OF Miss
! Mabel Tllden on First avenue north,
Miss Tilden having invited five young
afternoon with Mrs. j. J. Callahan, 1r.
and baby, who leave tomorrow Tor
their new home at Regina, Can. MISS
Tiiden,s sister, Mrs. A. ! stone S Gno
den home for a time and their pres
i ence added much to the pleasure or the
occasion. AT the close OF the AFTERNOON
the hostess served tempting refresh
ments.
The Fargo W. G. r. U. met this after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Joseph Mat
tiers OF Tenth street south. North Da'
kota Laws for North Dakota Womer
was discussed with lively Interest ant
q collection wa taken fos the Wlila aIS
interesting u there was a good al
tendance. The discussions We're espe'
cialIy enthusiastic in view OF the rae,
that the w. c. 7. u. Is much interesteS
in several bills. which have been before
the legislature.
The Eta Chi sorority of Fargo col
Iege will hold its formal initiation to
morrow evening following the tnforma
ceremonies II stunts last evening
The pledges are Miss Selma SchWari
and Miss Lyrtle Wachter and tn
u celebration of their reception into fhl'
most select organization will be In tn
form of special ceremony during tn
afternoon and afterward a banque'
will be served in one OF the private
dining-rooms of the Hotel Annex
There are six charter members OF tn
sorority, the Misses Inez Aires, FLOR
ence Sell. Lucy McGrath. Beulah Ami
don, Edith CoIwell and Marian Larson
Miss ColwelI and Miss Larson are no
attending the college this year ant
Miss Coiwell will come from her hons
at Gardner and Miss Larson comes
/ from Valley City for h inittator;