The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-06
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

A Washington, D. c., news despatch
notes that Mrs. Belva Lockwood, the
only woman who has ever been a
candidate for president of the United
States, the first woman admitted to
practice before the supreme court of
the United States and the one person
to whom women employed in the gov
ernment service are indebted for the
law which gives them equal pay with
men. celebrated her eighty sixth birth
day anniversary in her Washington
home the other day. In spite of her
advanced years. Mrs. Lockwood still
Is active in public matters and is now
assisting Robert Goldsmith in prepar-
ing handbook treatise on the peace
movement for the League to Enforce
Peace. Her birthday wish was that
she can live to attend the meeting of
the league in Washington next May
which is to bring delegates from all
the nations of the world.
Or. and Mrs. G. H. Oleson spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, at
Lisbon, N. D.. making the trip in their
car
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church will meet
tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. J: n Jenson. 1910 Fifth
will be Mrs. Colehour and Mrs. F. d.
Hall.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. Will Phair
and Burton Phair motored to the city
Saturday from Park River. Mr. Phair
left that evening for Fargo, where he
will be the guest of his brother, Rus
sell. Mrs Phair will spend the time
as the guest of Mrs. Thomas Earl, 1906
University avenue.
Mrs. M. McGregor left Sunday for
visit of about ten days in st. Paul, as
the guest of Mrs. Phillip Sommerfield.
Mrs. H. H. Hall. of 211 Tenth street
north, left Sunday afternoon for Min
neapolis, to visit friends for week or
ten days.
Mrs. Charles Anderson and daughter,
Miss Mathilda. of Fargo, went to New
Rockford Saturday, and are guests
there Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lillyblad.
o.
The Alpha Mu fraternity Of the A. c.
is planning two social affairs for this
week, the first one to be a dancing par
ty that will be held Thursday evening
in the college armory, and the other
an affair at which it's members will en-
tertaln the college freshmen, also in
the armorY, on Saturday evening.
The many friends of the B. F. Wasem
family, of the Ansonia apartments. on
learn that Miss Gwendolyn Wasem is
reported as doing nicely. Miss Wasem
underwent an operation for appendici-
tbs as St. Johns hospital Saturday
morning.
Mrs. G. H. Hollister's division of the
Womans union of the First Congrega-
tional church will meet at the home Of
south, Friday afternoon of this week
| at o'clock. A business meeting will
be held.
| Eighth street north, are the happy par
| ents of son, born to them this morn
| ing Mr.. Gallagher is manager of the
hrst moor at the A. l. Moody store here.
Gethsemane guild will meet in the
| crypt Of the cathedral Tuesday after
noon, Nov. T. All members are urged
called at O'clock sharp. "'
The convocation service at the A. c.
this morning was very interesting, the
| Treble Clef club furnishing musical
| features, and Prof. A. d. Weeks giving
an address on The Avoidance of Fire.
The Restor's guild Of Moorhead will
426 Eighth street south. Moorhead,
Wednesday afternoon.
| lne lduleS 10 the Glad It'd
ings mission will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon at o'clock sharp, at the mis-
sion. on Front street, A full attendance
OF the members is urged, as officers
business is to be considered. All in
terested in the work, especially in the
day nursery proposition, are invited to
be present.
Mrs. r. c. Lewis, of Minneapolis, ar
| rived in the city Sunday to spend a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. A. Quirk, of Fifth avenue south.
o.
The regular meeting of the local p.
e. o. will be held this evening at the
home of Mrs. j. B. Eaton. on Seventh
avenue south. paper on Kindergart-
Mrs. F. o. Knerr.
John Mcclure. OF this city, spent
friends. Mr.. Mcclure is manager Of the
shoe department at the Herbst store
here.
1t is hoped by the alumni of the State
University of Minnesota who are reSid-
ing in Moorhead. who held meeting
Saturday, to arrange a date locally for
| the University Glee club when 1t starts
on it's annual tour, in the near future.
honor OF the glee club members will be
given by the alumni.
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Mrs. M. Hennen, who resides with her
daughter, Mrs. c. Schill. 215 Tenth
street south, Moorhead, is reported as
improving nicely. Mrs. Hennen has
been at the Northwestern hospital,
Moorhead, since Friday, suffering with
bronchial trouble. and will probably re-
main there most of this week.
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Miss Kathryn Irquhart. a senior at
the State University of Minnesota, has
been the prime mover in revival of
the art of knitting among the girls at
that institution. 1T is said that the CO.
eds knit while they are receiving their
callers; knit while they study for biol
ogy quiz; knit instead of reading, knit
instead of playing and even knit i'm