The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-04


of the First Baptist church was held
Friday evening at the home of Mrs. c.
E. Webster. At the same meeting an
address was given by Prof. H. c. Beyl,
of the Fargo college faculty, on the
subject, The Efficient Young Peoples
Society.
Miss Rose Nelson. OF this city. who
was for five years secretary to the
president of the Mayville normal school
prior to returning to this city this past
shorthand and English teacher. as we'll
as secretary to Prin. o. j. Hanson. at
Aaker's Business college, Fargo. The
latter feels itself fortunate in securing
Miss Nelson as an addition to the fac
u1ty. She began her new duties this
week. Miss Nelson is a sister of Miss
CIarissa Nelson, who has charge OF the
| normal department at Concordta COL
Iege, Moorhead.
An error is noted in an item run yes
J terday, the dancing, party at the K. {.
| hall this evening being Modern Wood
| men of America affair, instead of a
! Redman lodge party. 1t promises to
be one of the largest Of series of par
ganization this fall and winter. and is
4 under the supervision of the lodges
drill team, comprised if twenty young
| men who will leave nothing undone to
time. Special music by Cliffs orches-
ira will be enjoyed for the program
of dances this evening.
| The Womau's club of Fargo met in
regular session Friday afternoon at the
was present, and told of what the club
| to which she belongs in that city. is
doing. A paper on History. of the New
| Testament, written by Mrs. w. H.
White, was in the latter's absence read
! by Mrs. E. ID. Angel. Reports We're
given by Mrs. H. L. Bolley on the dis
trict federation meeting, and by Mrs.
NJ. A. Baldwin on the general federation
| session last summer in New York city.
| Mrs. NJ. A. HiIdreths report of the state
federation meeting is to be given at
the next meeting Of the club, in two
| weeks.
The members of the Old Scouts club
held a business meeting Friday eve
follows: President, Buck Thompson;
vice president, P Nelson; and secre-
tary-treasurer, R. Leonard. Clubrooms
are to be located soon. and other plans
for the winter were discussed last eve
ming. Numerous good times are slated
for the club members and their friends.
and will probably include series of
! dancing parties to be given IN one OF
the local halls.
Mrs. w. A. Robertson, of Ninth street
south, Moorhead. will be hostess next
Monday afternoon to the Moorhead w.
c. T. u. at its regular meeting.
i The Moorhead Woman's club met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. l. D.
Evans, program features being paper
by Mrs. NJ. J. Harris. on The Topogra-
ply and Resources of Maine; one by
Mrs. c. S. Marden, on Men and Women
| Who Have Been Instrumental in the
development of the State; another on
Child Labor and Factory Life in the
New England and Middle Atlantic
States, by Mrs. A. w. Robertson; and
ona h., Mice Rapedict on Colonial Arrhi-
lecture. The latter was interestingly
illustrated with lantern slides.
| After school Friday afternoon the
members of the Erodelphian, a girls
literary society of the Horace Mann
school, enjoyed wiener roast at Oak
party, the girls being chaperoned by
the society's faculty adviser, Miss Nina
Pollock. A very jolly time was ell
joyed, and the party left the park about
II o'clock.
! Covers were laid for seven at very
pleasant dinner party at which MISS
Mary Rainey and Miss Belle NJ Deans,
| of the Moorhead normal school faculty,
Ientertained at the Gardner in this city,
| Friday evening.
| Miss Elroy Brown will leave here to-
night, returning to her work in Omaha
after a two months visit in this city
| as the guest of Miss Hackett. of North
broadway %
Misses Marjorie Rusch and Evelyn
Everhart went to Grand Forks today
to attend the N. D.-A. c. football game.
! Plans are being made to organize an
alumni association of Aakers Business
college of this city, on Nov. 20. ban
quet, which may be served at the
| Gardner, details of the arrangements
not yet being completed, will be a fea-
ture of the gathering, and the principal
speaker will be Prof. H. H. Aaker. now
of Grand Forks. Other speakers from
program. and many are anticipating
the affair with much pleasure
Miss Grace Whitaker and Miss Jo-
| sephine Stiles, both of Asbury Park, N.
J., arrived in Fargo this morning for a
six weeks visit. Miss Whitaker will be
IC. J. T. Doryland, 1888 Thirteenth
street north, and Miss Stiles is to be
| the guest of Mrs. William H. White, of
SIS Thirteenth street south: They
stopped over at Niagara Falls for
day, en- route to this city.
| %
The woman's auxiliary to the Y. NJ. c.
A. will meet in the association build
| ing Monday afternoon at o'clock. Aft
er a business session, refreshments will
be served and social time enjoyed.
All ladies interested in the work of the
"Y" are invited to be present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith will leave
| the first of next week for New York
CITY where they will spend Thanksgiv-
| Ing and the holidays with their daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Carl Rud.
| -S-
| The regular meeting of the Hesperian
Literary society of the A. c. high school
was held Friday evening, with the fol-
| flowing as program features: Song,
| Yellow and Green, by the society; The
Value of Farm Tractor, by Holger
| Christensen; music, Ray Putnam; My
| experiences as Book Agent, Alden
| Staley; Wilson's Mexican Policy. Mark
| Davis; and The Whistle. Thomas Bux-
| ton.
| The regular meeting of the New Era
| club will be held Monday afternoon at
| the home of Mrs. John Monson. on
Thirteenth street south.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Deamer and little son.
| Mrs Colby and Mrs N. B. Hanson, all
/ of GAINESVILLE, Mimi, motored to Fargo
| Friday morning and spent the day here
| shopping.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Crime are among
/ the Fargoans in Minneapolis today to
attend the Minnesota-1llinoiS football
game.
| Miss Lanxon. of Tenth street north,
was hostess Friday afternoon to the Ia
| dies of the New Idea club, at their reg
/ ular meeting. The afternoon was spent
as usual with fancy work as the diver
sion. and lunch was enjoyed.
| Mrs. C. C. Schuyler, of North Broad
way, has gone to Minneapolis for
4 til fAa lax Ea,.