The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13

her mother, Mrs. A. Stocker, at Fargo.
Mrs. Stocker is taking treatment at a
sanitarium there and Is doing very
we'll
Miss Emma Lyons. of st. Paul, who
has been in Fargo during the holiday
sister. Mrs. Ray Murphy. OF the Jack
son apartments. left Friday for Wah-
peton. in company with Mrs. H. E. Dor
val. of College street. At e Wahpeton
they will be guests over the weekend
of Miss Lyons niece, Miss Edith Ryan,
and from there Miss Lyons will return
to st. Paul.
The students commission at the A.
c. will hold it's next regular meeting
in The Spectrum Office on Monday eve
ming of this coming week. at Z o'clock,
at which time reports covering the
activities of each department during
the past term will be given. The recent
departure of two of the commissions
and Stanley Abbott. both of whom have
completed their courses and taken UP
work elsewhere, was greatly regretted
AS the regular elections win be held in
a short time, no election to fill these
vacancies will be called now. As pro-
vided in the constitution, the commits
sioner of judiciary will take the place
left vacant by Mr.. Mendenhalrs resig-
nation, and the commission will select
Mr. Abbott's temporary successor Mon
day evening.
Mrs H. d. Thrall, who has been Wis
iting numerous friends in Fargo for
the past week or so, has returned to
her home in Minneapolis Mrs. Thrall.
nee Corinne Carey, was the guest OF
honor at numerous social functions
during her local visit
Mrs. r. P. Blake, a member Of the
local board of education, left this aft
ernoon for a weeks inspection trip,
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of Gary, Ind, Chicago and Minneapolis.
The Trial of Jesus is the subject of a
fine address that will be given by Judge
B. F. Spalding. of this city, at $3.50
O'Clock Sunday morning to the College
Sunday school of the First Methodist
church. The address is one which Judge
Spalding has very carefully prepared,
and will attract many young people.
Ray Sweetman, secretary of the Y. NJ.
CA. at the A. c.. will play violin
solo. The young women's and young
mems classes of the college department
will meet in joint session tomorrow.
for the address, and all young people
not affiliated with other Sunday schools
are invited to join their ranks. Prep
arations have been made for an espe-
cially jolly time at the party which the
young ladies of that department will
hold this evening at the l. w. Smith
party is one of the membership cam
paign features, and all young ladies
are invited to attend if not affiliated
elsewhere.
William Stotts, of Dilworth. celebrat-
ed his 18th birthday anniversary Fri
day evening by party at which six
teen young people were the guests
Red was the predominating color in
the pretty decorations at the Stotts
home. which consisted of steamers and
shaded candles. The favors for the girls
were red carnations, while the boys re-
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good time Dancing was one of the eve
Yling's diversions, and a fine lunch was
served.
The junior department Of about 125
scholars of the First Methodist sun
day school, of which department MS.
H H .Casselman is the head, very nap
PLY entertained the officers and teacnL
ers at a o'clock dinner at the church
on Thursday evening of this week.
Later a business session was held, fol-
lowed by a social time. Many compu-
ments were given on the fine dinner
served.
Charity workers of the city were in
vited to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. McNair, on seventh avenue W;au M s01In.
lock visiting nurse of Grand Forks,
who has been in Fargo for the past rev
days inspecting local methods OF deal
ing with the charities question. quite
a number responded to the invitation,
and a very pleasant social time was
enjoyed, enliVened by informal discus
sions of charities work. Mrs. McNalr
served dainty refreshments.
Friends of Engineer Charles Jen-
nings, of this city, will be glad to learn
that he is resting easily at st. johns
hospital, following a slight attack OF
pneumonia which it was at first feared
might prove serious.
Mrs. N. G. Eggen, of Seventh avenue
south. entertained a party of twelve
guests Ut a prettily appointed dinner
Friday evening. The affair was in COM
pliment to Misses Emma and Clara Oh
son. of Los Angeles. Chinese lilies,
attractively arranged in shallow
bowl. formed the pretty centerpiece for
the dining table. The later hours OF
the evening were enjoyed with CARDS.
Miss Ina Johnson, of 901 Ninth street
south, who has been chosen to fill the
vacancy left in the office of president
of the Epworth league of the First
Methodist church, for the rest of the
wear. was hostess at her home Friday
evening to the other members of the
cabinet, and Rev. and Mrs. Henry
Frost. Covers were laid for ten in all
at an informal o'clock dinner, and red
formed pretty table decoSa- |
tions, A short business session and So |
cial time followed the repast. Miss |
Johnson was chosen to fill out the Tn |
expired term of Miss Ruth Guild, who |
resigned the presidency recently be-