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

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY |
Miss Isabel Rose, Of the Horace Mann
school faculty, took two of her domes-
tic science classes. of about fifteen pu-
mills today, that they might watch that
| interesting factory in operation. The
visits were of thirty minutes duration
each. one being at o'clock this morn
ing, and the other at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon. Every courtesy was EXTEND
ed the classes and their instructor, and
the observations of the students are to
be discussed later in the classroom.
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The regular meeting of the Recrea-
tion class for telephone girls Of the city
will be held this evening at the Y. W.
c. A. The privileges extended the girls
ance is rapidly increasing.
Mrs. z. G. Meinzer. OF Twelfth street
north. was hostess Tuesday afternoon
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of the Broadway Methodist church.
After the business meeting, the pro-
gram was devoted to review of the
recent executive meeting held in Min
neapolis. Seven ladies reported, each one
taking a different day of the meeting
to tell about. A social hour and lunch
followed.
Miss Maude Knig ght and Miss Flor
ence Hedstrom, with the extension de-
partment of the A. c.. who gave recl-
tai of readings and songs last Monday
evening at McHenry, N. D. will flll a
similar engagement in Wheatland on
Friday evening of this week. The
schedule of entertainments which Miss
Knight and Miss Hedstrom are to give
for the extension department includes
dates up to Christmas.
of the Pastors Aid society of the First
Methodist church will be held in the
church parlors Friday afternoon of this
week, and will be in the nature of a
various divisions will be hostesses. in
cluding Mrs. John Hauser, Mrs. c.. A.
Pollock, Mrs. E c. Anderson, Mrs F. l..
Gardner and Mrs. e. T. Gestie. All
tend, and enjoy the program and games
that are being planned as features Of
the party. 49,.
The members of the U. B. club were
entertained by Misses Ethel Young and
Elsie Erick son at their home, 124 Tenth
street north. Monday evening. Misses
Mabel Larson and Helen Danielson de-
lighted the party with several vocal
solos, and Miss Olive Larson rendered
number of piano selections. At the
close of the evening dainty lunch was
served. ....
In the parlors of the Commercial no.
tel at Gardner. N. D., from to 8
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Mes
danes NJ; Rintonl, George Pratt. VIII
ladies, in honor of Miss Verna Rintoul,
bride of next month The parlors
were effectively decorated in red and
green, carnations, being the flowers
in tying quilt and hemming towels
for the bride-elect. A gift of aluminium
ware was also presented to Miss Rim
toul. out-of-town guests present were were
Mesdames August Fischer and T.. p.
Fischer, of Georgetown. Mimi: Miss
Clara Fischer. of Wykoff, Mimi; and
Mrs. N. C. Wambach, of Moorhead. Sew
| eral more pre-nuptial affairs are plan
ned at Gardner in honor of Miss Rim
toul
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Quirk, of 1923
Fifth avenue south, arrived home Tues
| day from Minneapolis, where they spent
| the Thanksgiving season as guests at
the home of their daughter. Mrs. R. G.
Lewis.
Mrs. Phillip Server, of Minneapolis
who spent the Thanksgiving season
here as a guest at the home Q; Of her y
street south, has returned to her home
The regular cadet hop will be held
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at 4.SU o CLOCK III Tue
armory at the agricultural college.
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| Mrs John Frame, of Thirteenth street
south, was hostess Wednesday alter
section of the Fine Arts club, whom
she very pleasantly entertained at tea.
| The affair was made the occasion OF the
reading of original work by several Ol
| the members, and was greatly enjoyed
Miss Blanche True gave dramatiza-
tion of Edith Wharton's xingu; Miss
| Jessie Comstock an original verse; Mrs
| Florence Bunce a sketch of the Rap
i pites; Miss Elizabeth Perley transla-
| ton of German story; and the hostess
| a clever short story. Mrs. Frame is
chairman OF the program COMMITTEES OF
! that section. Miss Comstock Is general
| chairman of the section.
| A host of friends In this city Of the
| Amidon family, several of whose mem
bers are at present In Los Angeles, Cal,
| a son of Judge and Mrs G. F. Amidon,
who has been so i'll with endercarditis
/ for the past two years as to prevent his
] crossing the mountains and returning
I to Fargo, is so improved that on
| Thanksgiving day he was able to be up
and dressed, and to even walk, with
the aid of cane. "A message announc-
/ ing the glad news was sent Judge Ami
| don In this city, and is regarded by him
as the finest Thanksgiving present he
ever received The doctors in charge
| of the case now give the family every
assurance of Charles Amidon's complete
| recovery In due course Of time.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clendening and
two children, of Wimbledon, expect to
arrive Friday night, to take UP their
4 residence in Fargo for the winter They
4 will occupy the w. ID. Sweet residence.
/ 329 Eighth avenue south. Mrs. Glen
| dening is president of the North Dakota
| Suffrage association. and her presence
| In this city this winter Is hailed with
much enthusiasm by local workers.
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4 The Kings Heralds of the Broadway
| Methodist church held their regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon ut the