The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. HuSting ana
daughter, Miss Lucille Husting,
Eighth street south. expect to leave
on Tuesday evening, for Minneapolis
and st. Paul, where they are to
spend a week Visiting with friends.
From there, the family IL to go to
Mayvilfe, Wis, where they are to be
guests OF Mr.. Hastings parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. p. Husting Of Mayville,
Wis. During the visit at Mayville,
reunion OF the family is to be en-
toyed, the first one in ten years. and
the seven sons and the one daughter
are to be present. With the excep-
ton Of Mr.. Husting Of this city, ana
his brother, u. s. Senator p. O.
Husting Of Washington, the family
have remained near their childhood
home. On Sept. II, Miss Husting
will leave for Newark, N. T.. where
she will spend a few days as the
guest of Miss Bess Tack, at her
summer home at Sodas Point, and
then the young women will go to
Boston to resume their work at the
Emerson School for Oratory for the
| coming year. Miss Tack is to be Miss
Hastings roommate at the school
The regular meeting Of the Pas
tors Aid society of the First Metho-
II
Tuesday afternoon in the Mars room
at the church. Mrs. Elizabeth An
derson will have charge OF the
devotionals and will give a short talk
on the present temperance situation.
Each member of the society -
requested to bring two articles OF
| food for lunch, wrapped in parcels
to which a long string has been at
tached. There are to be placed in a.
large bowl, and are to be drawn out
each one having what they md, Tor
their lunch. Tea will also De served
A program of special musical
numbers has been. arranged for the
services at the First Methodist
church on Sunday. The mornings
program will consist Of two anthems
Jesus, Meek and Gentle, by Pike
| and The Day Is Dying In The West,
by Salter. Mrs. E. r. Wright VIII
take the soprano solos Of this an
them and Mr.. Varonson will sing
the baritone solos. A ladies' chorus.
will sing The Lord Is My Shepherd
at the evening service. Misses Ell
landson and Jessie Froltng ana MIS-
w d. Gillespie and Mrs. T.. X.
Wright will be the sopranos and Mrs.
G. II. Olson, Mrs. Badger and Miss
Ina johnson will take the alto parts.
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Miss Anna Nestos returned to her
home at Portland, n. D., this morn
ing. having spent a week here as the
guest Of friends. ..
Mrs. w. w. TousIey, AL Eighth
avenue south, was hostess yesterday
afternoon, when she entertained
large gathering of her friends at an
informal thimble bee. A color note OF
yellow was used in the rooms or the
TousIey home and the same idea was
carried out in the luncheon appoint
ments. The hours of the gathering
were from until o'clock. MRS
Vaughn Of Breckenridge, Mimi VINO
was the guest of Mrs I. y. Stew
ems. was an out-ot-toWn guest
A few Of the women, members OF
the Pastors Aid society OF the First
Methodist church, gathered at the
home of Mrs. G. e. Graham, Thlro
avenue south, yesterday afternoon,
and discussed matters Of business,
that are to come before the next
regular meeting Of the ORGANIZATION
Miss Fanny CIapp. who Is to be a
student at the Emerson School or
Oratory at Boston, this coming year.
is to leave Fargo on Friday. Ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. w. j.
Clapp. she will spend a few days In
Minneapolis and they are then to go
to North Graftsbury, VT, where they
are TO visit at Mrs. Ciapp' chhdnooa
home. Mrs. Clapp will remain al
North Graftsbury for quite an e1-
tended visit, and Miss Clapp VIII go
to Boston to take I'd her work at the
school on Sept. "a. Before returning
home, Mrs. Clapp will visit her
daughter at Boston.
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Miss Muriel Hawley Of the Hall
Allen flats left this morning for
Alexandria, Mimi where she will
spend several days with friends.
Miss Theresa Howlsnd and Miss
Fanny Clapp, who are to attend
school In Boston this coming winter,
will be the honor guests at a rare
we'll party to be given at the nome
of Miss Lenore Graham, Third ave-
nue. south, on Wednesday afternoon
by the Standard Bearers Of the First |
Methodist church.
Mrs. H. ]. Austin and family and
Miss Elvina Brill Of Brooklyn, n. Y
who have been guests at the home |
of their brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. K. #. Coyle, 40S Egbert |
Court, for the past two weeks LEFT !
last evening for their home. They |
had originally planned to make a
trip through Yellowstone National
park at this time. but on account OF
visiting here longer than they ex-
pected, were compelled to postpone |
the western trip. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gladding are
the parents Of a baby girl born to |
them yesterday morning. Mrs. Glad
ding is a patient at st. Johns hospi-
tai.
A baby boy was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. o. III. Kirkwold, Slo /
Eighth street north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keller and
daughter. Madeline, are in Bismarck
and are guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Patterson at the Nc
Kenzie hotel Miss Keller was among |
the guests at party given on Tues
day evening by Miss Erma Logan |
and Miss Hendershott, at the home /
of Miss Logan.