The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-08

white will visit relatives for some |
time, her plans for the winter being |
indefinite as yet. Miss stiles will he in |
St. Paul q week, and from there will |
go TO Washington. D. c., for a visit, ex-
pecting to return to Asbury Park about |
Christmas time.
The Home Economics section of the
Fine Arts club will not meet next Mon |
day evening, the regular time, on ac-
count OF the grand opera performance
not resume its meetings until the sec
ond Monday in January, and the pro-
gram for that session will be announced |
later.
Miss May Williams. of this city, is |
substituting as teacher in the Wild !
Rice school, during the illness of Miss
Sullivan, also of this city.
dinner-dance is being planned by
the young men OF the Owls, a Moorhead
Saturday evening of this week. The
dinner will be given in the domestic
science room of the school. and the |
dancing party to follow will be held in
the gymnasium.
Mrs. J. II. Rastian, of II Sixth ave
nue. south. Moorhead, left Thursday
for a months visit with her mother. !
Mrs. j. Hope, and sister. Mrs Ford. at
the 1atter's home. The reunion will be
tian and her mother, who have not seen
each other for twenty years. Mrs Hope
now resides at the Ford home.
Thursday, Dec. 1S. is the date set by
the Standard Bearers Of the First
Methodist church for a Christmas party |
Miss Winnie Brown and Master
cent visitors at the George Brown
honTe. in Wild Rice.
Prof. A. P. Hollis, Of the A, G. here,
will give. lecture on Learning and
Earning. illustrated by moving pictures.
at Wild Rice, on Monday evening, Dec.
ii, at o'clock. The lecture is being
| Anticipated with much interest there
Miss Laura Dustan, of Charleston.
Wash, is visiting in this city for few
| days at the home Of her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Clapp, and family.
of Fifth avenue south.
Friends of Mrs. +. j. Sullivan. Of 30
South Terrace, will be pleased to learn
that she is rapidly recovering from the
| operation which she recently under
went at st. Johns hospital.
| A recent social event at Wild Rice
| that was enjoyed by a large number of
the young people in that vicinity. was
| a dancing party given in the town hall
on Thanksgiving night.
Mrs. William Staples, who had been
visiting in jamestown at the home Of
her daughter since shortly before
Thanksgiving, returned to Fargo
Thursday.
Valley City Times-Record: Mr.. and
Mrs. David Junod returned to the city
Tuesday evening from their wedding
trip in the east. They visited with rel
atives at Chicago. Milwaukee, and also
at Eau Claire, Wis, with Mr.. Junods
people. En- route home they stopped
over In Fargo to visit with Mrs. Junods s
sisters. They were absent from the city
during the past two weeks.
| The two plays, The Real Thing, and
The Rival Choirs, which were recently
presented by the Dramatic club OF Far
go college, are to be repeated some time
this coming week at the Plymouth Con-
gregational church. This club, which
is directed by Mrs. Lillian Farnsworth
Hubbell. held it's regular meeting
Mrs. Frank Mckenzie. of Wild Rice,
has been the guest of friends in Fargo
for the past week
]. @. Brown, OF the Marlborough
apartments, left Thursday night for
Toronto, Can. and will be met in Chit
cago on Dec. 10 by Mrs. Brown. They
Pacific for Los Angeles. going via New
Orleans and Ell Paso. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Brown expect to spend the winter In
Los. Angeles
Fargo friends will be interested in
the following item from The Minneap-
, oils Journal 4 North Dakota girl
who has won much success on the vau-
deville stage is Emma Perley Lincoln,
: who came to the UNIQUE last week with
; q clever monolog In when she did sew
, eral impersonations. each with an in
dividuality and an Intelligence that is
unusual in this sort Of thing. Miss
= Lincoln has an excellent speaking
voice and a good stage presence that
r Lincolns home is at Gardner. N. D., and
she is a sister of Mrs. w. F. Crewe (the
former Miss Elizabeth Lincoln). of Bis
marck.
Mr. and Mrs II. Calkins. of 1923
, Fourth avenue south. Moorhead, an
, ter, Miss Sadie Calkins. to Roy Godfrey,
the latter of Ortonville. Mimi The we'd
: ding will take place during the Christ
, mas holidays, the exact date not yet
a graduate of the Moorhead normal
school. oiS supervisor of music for her
> second year. in the Ortonville schools,
] and expects to teach until June. Mr..
Godfrey Is cashier in the bank at Or
! tonville.
r Mrs. Nellie McClung, the famous Can
adian who gave such splendid address
, here this noon on the subject OF suf-
; frage, was a guest while In Fargo of
Mrs. r. f. Weble and Mrs. Elizabeth
tDarrow O'Neil. Mrs. McClunE left here
at 2:40 this afternoon for Grand Forks,
| where she gives an address this eve
ming, and from there will return TO her
home in Edmonton, Alberta, Can. She
has been in the United States for the
past two months, lecturing In the east
ern and southern states. and also filled
engagements in Minnesota. The Fargo
suffragists feel 1t very fortunate that
her routing made it possible for her to
be secured for a speaking date here.
Mrs McClung entertained the informal
social gathering of local enthusiasts
, that was held last evening at the DR.. r.
NJ. Darrow home, with many interesting
stories of her work in the interests of
the cause which she 80 forcefully and
successfully presents.
Or
J DR.. and Mrs. T. j. Graham rere host
: and hostess Thursday evening at the
! First Presbyterian manse at a confer
ence of the Sunday school officers and
! teachers, called to prepare for the
Christmas exercises. The religious
services in observation of the Christ
lmas season will be held at that church
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