The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-18

of divisions 2 and will have fancy
and useful articles for sale, while the
ladies of division will serve tea and
waters.
Miss Ruth Hardy, Miss Rawlings and
Miss Irma Nelson will be in charge of
club of Gethsemane cathedral, at it's
meeting next Wednesday evening in the
crypt of the church:
Minot optic-Reporter: Roy Sherman
has been IN town for a couple of days,
en- route to his home at Donnybrook
for the Christmas holidays. from Fargo,
where he is a student at the agrtcul-
tural college. Mr.. Sherman graduated
from the Minot high school in June and
was one of the star football and bas-
ketball players, with the local teams.
Miss Irene Thompson, of Moorhead.
who is teaching in Hillsboro this year
was home over Sunday coming to be
present at the several pre-nuptial az
fairs that have been given for her sis
ter, Miss Clara Thompson, a teacher in
one of the grade schools of Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. H. Henderson, of 1923
Fourth street north. entertained a COM
pany of fourteen young people at their
home Sunday evening, complimentary
to Miss Zelma Woods. OF Grand Forks,
| who is here visiting her sister. Mrs. g
]. Taber. Miss Woods entertained the
company with a number OF well-inter-
preted readings .and vocal solos were
given by Ed Harris. Later in the eve
ming the hostess served a dainty lunch.
With all of the elaborate decorations
| for the affair In the Christmas colors
green and red. the members of the
NAL and their guests enjoyed a most
| delightful dancing party Saturday eve
| ming. Patrons and patronesseS for the
| party were Pres. and Mrs. F. A. Weld
1 o,,I af fpa1
| and Fanny Foster, of the faculty
| Among the witches present were Miss
Essa Hamilton, now teaching at Valley
| City, and Miss Helen Moody, a teacher
| at Mahnomen, Mimi, alumna members
| Festoons of green and red lent festive
appearance to- the gymnasium. where
the party was held, and a, clever feature
| of the decorative effect was the punch
bowl, which was in the form of an i'm
mense SNOWFALL. The dance programs
were of bell shape. red I'm color and
with tiny green pencils attached. In
| cluded In the program of dances was a
pretty figure which was led by Miss
Helen Welter and Frank Weld.
The Literary section of the Roosevelt
Neighborhood club will meet this eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at the school build
| ing.
| ben visiting for several weeks in Port
land and Seattle, have returned to their
home in Fargo.
III. D. Crosby, assistant cashier at the
First National bank here, left Friday
evening for San Diego. Cal, where he
will claim as his bride on New Years
| day, Miss Margaret Campbell, daughter
| of DR.. and Mrs. Campbell, well known
residents of this city prior to about FIVE
years ago. After short wedding trip,
| the couple will return to Fargo for
| about a month, after which they will
| go to Billings, Mont. to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. III. S. Stafford, of Sixth
avenue north, expect to leave this eve
ming for Fort Myers. Fla. where they
will spend the winter months.
On Sunday at Washington. D. c., a
room in the new home of the National
Suffrage association was dedicated to
| the memory of Susan b. Anthony, Dr.
Ann Howard Shaw, Mrs. Carrie Chap
| man Gait and other leading suffragists
| of the country participating. One Of