The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-10-17

which she was one of the guests at
Grand Forks, and of which The HeraId
speaks as follows: Pres. and MRS. r.
L. McVey entertained at a dlnner par ~
| Mrs. Kate Upson Clark, who was the
speaker that morning at the university
conyocation; Mrs. Walter McNab Miller,
suffrage association; Edward H. Hew-
| tit of Minneapolis; and Mrs: jennie W.
Sawyer, of Chicago. The university en-
tertained at luncheon SATURDAY morn
| ing at 1890 o'clock at the unlVeTslIy
commons, complimentary to Mrs. Clark.
The guests were Dean and Mrs. Joseph
Kennedy, Dean and Mrs. Babcock, Dean
and Mrs. Vernon P; S9uires, MIS-: NC NC
Mrs. F. L. McVey."
c. I. Gross, of 321 Tenth street north.
returned home YESTERDAY from MIN. MN
been gone since Thursday. Mr. Gross
was met Saturday in minneapolis py ms
daughter Miss Edith Gross, now teach
guests there for the day of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Baldwin, then going TO Red
Wing to spend Sunday with relatives.
Mr.and Mrs. N. B. Black, now of this
city, are in Grand Forks for short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Black
Mr.; and Mrs 1,i r. B. enieyeS NeWt9n 1nd snd mn Mr.
s.. ~ ..
toring trip Sunday going to ltasca
mark, They made the trip of 266 miles
| there and back without mishap, and re-
port splendid roads.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Hunt and family, formerly of this
| city but more recently of the Comstock
hotel, Moorhead, will be interested to
learn that they are to move the latter
part of this week into No. 3, Stratford
Apartments, the apartment just vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. David deLendrecie.
| The latter couple moved Monday into
the Guptill, cottage, on Fourth avenue
south.
Machine Hemstitching and Pieetins
First class work guaranteed-Mrs,
r e. Kennedy, Kennedy hotel. Front
street. Phone 1351-J.
| The Unity club held its regular
meeting Monday evening in the Y. w
IC A. parlors, and continued its dis
cnssion of plans for the coming years
work. This club will again take up
Bible study, under the leadership OF
Mrs. Bessie Zickefoose, general secre-
tary. and several other things for the
latter part Of the meeting each club
night are being considered. The first
| demonstration in first aid to the in
| iured is to be given this evening by
1
evm class. to which most of the Unity
members belong. and If it Is found
| that this first aid class work proves
too strenuous following gymnasium
drills. as is anticipated, 1t may be
decided to continue 1t in connection
with the regular Unity club meetings
Later the club expects to take up a
course in social usage. Included among
1 the clubs plans to raise money for its
| summer cottage at Nevis, Mimi, were
! those to hold parcel post and candy
sales at the Y. w. c. A. bazaar in De-
cember. The newly elected officers
| took charge of the meeting, which was
largely attended. The club will have
| meeting with 1t next Monday, Miss
lCarrie May Adams, Of Minneapolis
now a field secretary, who will arrive
here that day. Plans are being laid K
make her visit here as effectual al
possible. and she will meet yariou,
groups Of Y. w. C. A. workers during
her brief stay in Fargo. Miss Adams
taught in thA public schools of thii
city several years ago, and has mum
ber of friends here.