The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-07

, church, with an attendance of thirty
fve. The routine business was dispos-
ed of, and an interesting program wax
given. A feature of the AFTERNOON tnat
was a pleasant surprise for the chll-
dren. was in the nature of some special
work for the mission field. Following
the program, refreshments were served
by Mrs. o. NJ. Strate, assisted by Miss
Pearl Burns.
The members of the Book and Thin
BILE club of this city enjoyed very
pleasant meeting Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. J. L, Graves, OF Seventh ave
nue. south, as the hostess. a..
The Mission circle of the Norwegian
Baptist church will meet at the home of
Mrs, L. sanquist. 1901 Fourth aver:Ie
Members and their friends are cordial
ly invited.
The regular meeting of the woman's
auxiliary to the Glad Tidings mission
was held Wednesday afternoon at tho
mission, with a good attendance. The
committees from the various churches
the work they had done during. this
past month, and several committees
were appointed to take charge of tho
plans for a large social gathering to be
held early in January.
The Island Park Charity circle will
be entertained Saturday afternoon OF
this week by Mrs. F. A. Bristol, S39
Eighth avenue south. A large attend
ance is urged, as this will be the last
meeting before Christmas, and there is
considerable work yet to be completed.
The Daughters of Isabella met IN
regular session Wednesday evening at
the Cathedral clubrooms, one of the
! important features of routine business
being the annual election of officers All
Nf hA M ~ rhrh h -
most efficient, were reelected. There
was a very large attendance at the
meeting, and the work for the winter
season was formulated. Several sew
| ing circles were started, and the
Daughters expect to do a quite a lot of
| sewing, for any good causes that may
present themselves, during the Lenten
season. ...
| The regular monthly meeting OF the
| Cass County Nurses association was
held Wednesday afternoon in the Y. w.
G. A. parlors. Miss Mabel Olson acted
as hostess during the social hour tha
succeeded the routine business and re-
ports. ~ ~. ".
Mrs. Carrie Frame was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon at the o. Hegge home,
Seventh street south, to the members
of the Wohela club, at their regular
social meeting. There were three ta-
bles at bridge, as usual. and at
o'clock the ladies enjoyed delicious
lunch, served at one large table. The
( appointments were especially attract
i've, as a miniature Christmas tree,
lighted with many candles, formed the
d centerpiece for the table, and the place
cards were In the Christmas design
Mrs. Harry Allen made high score for
| the afternon, at cards. The clubs next
meeting, in two weeks, will be at the
home of Mrs, Frederick Gronvold, 910
! Broadway. o.
Mrs. A. Tietgens and Mrs. Grant Ter
ryll were hostesses Wednesday after
noon at the formers home, Eleventh
avenue north, ito the other members of
the Entire Nous club, whom they enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Tietgens' guest
Miss Blanch Mcdonald, of Grafton. Miss
Mcdonald, who has been here for sew
| eral weeks, left this afternoon for
Grand Forks, where she will also visit
before returning home. There were
three tables at cards, and at o'clock
the hostesses served a delicious lunch.
at the small tables. White carnations
and ferns formed the centerpieces, and
the other decorations, both on the ta-
bles and throughout the house, were In
the bluebird design and effect. which
was most attractive.