The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-31

gret their departure from Fargo, and
wish them success in their new VEN
ture Mrs Sayler has long been a
bors lodge of this city:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Dixon, well known
city, left sunday morning for their
many Fargo friends join in the hope
that the object Of their change Of resi-
health, will be attained. Mrs: Dixon
has been entertained at several after
noon farewell affairs this past week.
Albert Anderson Of the Fargo Ma
tional bank force, who has been enjoy
ing two weeks vacation at Lake
Melissa, returned to Fargo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Turner and
es Helen and Gladys Turner. returned
home SUNDAY evening gt from trG a w weeks ,s X.
of jolly house party at he c. S. Daw-
son cottage, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M Lenhart, of Bis
marck, formerly residents of Oak
Grove, this city, have gone to st. Paul
to spend some time with the latter's s
eral days in this city at the home of
Mrs. Lenhart's brother, August Plath,
and family. Mrs. H. NJ. Rudd, of 72T
Bluff street, very pleasantly entertain
borhood complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs
Lenhart, Friday afternoon of last
week. The time was spent in an in
formal social way and in talking over
old times here, and al o'clock deli.
cious lunch was served by the hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenhart moved from this
city to Bismarck last winter.
| An ax+raordinarv rvore-aniza+ion ~ snC
women of New York is that known as
the Mother Police. The members o1
this organization act as unpaid assist
ants to the regular police force. 1t has
just been formed, and is, OF course, still
highly experimental. 1t is composed
primarily, of mothers, and it's work is
in the first place, the. protection OF
young girls. although the women ain
to interest themselves in other matters
directly affecting the home, such aE
sanitation, fire escapes and play
BY Mrs. Anna Kalhofer. an East Side
mother, and rapidly spread, into all the
boroughs of New York. AS 1t Is organ
lied by Mrs. Kalhofer in the East Side
each block. This mother police is sup.
posed to know everyone in her terri
tory, who moves in and who, move!
out, and she is to be known by every
unprotected young girls. The mother
police has it's foundation in the sim
plest form of government-the ole
neighborhood idea.
The Woman's Benefit association O.
the Maccabees will hold regular re.
J view Tuesday evening at the Civic
} Centre. There will be initiation of can
didates, and all members are requested
to be present. Order will be called a
o'clock sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Black, now o
the home of their daughter, Mrs L. K
Van Alstine, in Grand Forks, making
the trip by auto
Henry J. Rusch and daughter, Mis-
; Louise Rusch, Of 4O9 Eighth avenu
= south, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ONeill
! also Of this city, arrived home Thurs
l day night from a three weeks motor
= ing trip through Yellowstone Nationa
park. The trip was made in the Ruscl
car, which Miss Rusch drove, the tou
through the park being a hazardou
one not often eI attempted ,sd BY % any but @ sx
|, father have returned to Lake Melissa
the family's summer home.
Mrs. Herman Schaefer, who under
went an operation for appendicitis i
8 one of the local hospitals, returne
4 Saturday to her home in New Rock
= ford. Mrs. Schaefer is rapidly recover
y ing her normal health.
]. w. Benedict and family of Four
n teenth street south, motored home Sun
}, day evening from a months visit a
t Fair Hills and have as their guests D
= and Mrs. T. E. McGurse and three SON
e Of Detroit, Mich, who spent last wee
J. | with them at Fair Hills. The Occurs
family will be in Fargo for two c
three weeks. Mrs. Benedict and Mr.
t DeGurse are sisters.
i Miss Bessie Davenport returne
4 H. Sv.-r
). Baldwin, Wis, where She had been Wis
= iting relatives for q month past.
'.. " -
Two Fargo young people, Miss Rub
e ried Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
e the Episcopal church at Casselton, Re
Mr., Ferrier officiating. Miss Rub
Smith; Of Fargo, ana a; J. Morrison.
4, were the only guests present at tn
: to the Detroit lakes for few day
VdiIHT; viii reside SIDE in in one one of the BiIlmeyt ~
- apartments on Eighth street mort
= The bride has for some time been |
10 the employ of the Standard Oil G
e here, and, Mr.. Hess is an architect. be
D. Crabbe. "
is The Woman's Missionary society {
g the Evangelical church will meet Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at tn
home of Mrs. Brewer, 500 Elevent
o street south. All members and friend
D. of the society are invited to be presen
ell %
: Bishop j. Poyntz Tyler, Of this cit
u was in Minot Sunday to conduct morn
ing services in the St. George Episcc
pal church.
Q Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. NJ. L. SUI
e Ivan, OF Langdon, Is spending a fe
. days in the city attending the fair an
e visiting with her daughter, Miss Heie
q Sullivan, who has charge OF the agri
= lcultural college canning demonstra