The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-15


Hollett, the latter of the Broadway
Methodist church. There will be read
ing by David Kopelman and music will
be furnished by Miss AIDA Blakeslee.
The Woman's union of the First Con-
gregational church will meet Tuesday
afternoon promptly at 8 o'clock at the
church. The annual election of officers
will take place at this meeting, and
the reports of the delegates to the state
missionary meeting at Valley City will
be made at this time. large attend
ance is requested.
The woman's Benefit association of
the Magazines will meet in regular
Centre. A social hour and entertain
ment will follow the regular meeting,
and large attendance is desired.
The woman's Catholic order of For
O'Clock sharp. at the A. o, u, w, hall.
sion, and very enjoyable time is an
ticipated.
The Bethany Young. Peoples society
Tuesday evening of this week, instead
of Wednesday evening. The meeting
will be held in the church parlors,
TSe baaaar ana F9asth Avenue n4gtn
All members are requested to attend
this meeting, and friends are cordially
invited,
Miss Nesseth,, of Glyndon, Mimi,
voice pupil at the Fargo College Con
servatory of Music, sang Saturday
morning at the Fargo college chapel
service.
An event of much interest at the A,
c. armory this evening will be the
dancing party at which the Edwin
Booth Dramatic club will entertain
ff9n 80 ~
that put on Shakespearean plays at
the Orpheum theater here this past
week. All Of the participants are to
wear the costumes in which they ap-
peared in the various plays, and an
unusually brilliant gathering will be
the result. To make the affair still
further unique, the refreshments are
peare's time, and number of other
novel features have been planned.
o.
The members of La Chom sorority
of Fargo college very delightfully en-
tertained large number of the other
dancing party this afternoon in the
gymnasium, The invitation included
al 1.-The girls of Fargo college, and a
large number responded, enjoying a
very delightful afternoon. AS special
program features. Miss Spurgin, ath-
letic instructor, gave several pretty
solo dances, Miss Marjorie Cook sang,
Miss Mildred Allen gave a piano solo,
and readings were given by Misses
Edith Torson and Margaret Freeman.
Light refreshments were served.
Louis A. Jacobson and Harold
Engerud have been at Shoreham for
several days, putting out some addi-
tional shrubbery on the grounds sur
tho Fp oar1ld nOttacra
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The regular meeting of the Bethany
Young Peoples society of Pontoppidan
Lutheran church will be held Tues
day evening, May 16, at the church,
The members of the bazaar committee,
of which Miss Aagot Paulson is chair
man, will entertain. The meeting will
be called to order at o'clock, and a
good attendance is urged, as import
ant business matters are to be con-
sidered. The meeting is to be held
Tuesday instead of Wednesday even
ing, as previously announced, to enable
those who wish, to attend the
Seventeenth of May festivities at the
Sons of Norway hall Wednesday even
ing. There will be a program and re-
freshments at the Bethany Young Peo-
pies meeting tomorrow evening.
The regular monthly program meet
ing of the Woman's auxiliary will be
held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
| the crypt of Gethsemane cathedral.
/ The hostesses will be Mesdames C. I,
Gross, G.. M. Huffaker and p. e. Hoff-
man.
The Blue and Gold, the Fargo college
annual senior class publication, went
| to press today, and will be out this
coming Saturday, it is expected. The
publication will include several spec
ial articles of note, and promises to be
a very creditable number.
A meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary
to the Glad Tidings mission has been
called by the president for Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock sharp, at the
mission. Not only the chairman OF
committees, but all the members and
others interested in children's welfare
work of this city during the coming
plans for the same are to bt
formulated then.
,, Miss Pauline Freeman has been al
Petibotne ladge, Shoreham, since las
Friday, and will be there for an outing
Of a week or ten days.
The women's Home Missionary so.
ciety Of the First Methodist church
.. will hold it's regular monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, in tht
Mars room of the church. Mrs. J. M
Walters will have the program il
charge, and hostesses will be Mrs
F. Barnes, Mrs. B. M. Calkins, Mrs
!, F. Fuller and Mrs. F. l.. Gardner.
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,J The girls of the physical training
! department of the A, c., under the di-
: rection Of their instructor, Miss Hag-
CART, are to given an exhibition o.
, | their work in fancy dancing, drills
) ietc., Tuesday evening at the, collegc
} armory. The program is to Begin a
r 1880 o'clock, and will be one of mucf
= interest, as 1t will comprise severa
; new features.
Great plans are being made for thu
= May ball to be given by the Daughter
D of Isabella at the K c.. hall Thursda!
evening, May 18. Friends of the or
ganization desiring tickets may obtain
: them Of Mrs. John Fleming, 1911 Sec
e ond avenue south. The Daughters .
. Isabella have a reputation for givin.
a delightful social functions, and the at
Y fair of Thursday evening promises t
r be one of the best yet given by them
Tollowing N,rbt:s the Bresm PRESERVATION ssturds
9 Mrs. F. " Hutchinson, who coache
= the cast, with the exception of tn
!: dancing features mostly. by tiny chill
q dren, which were In charge OF MRS
3 Oscar Rustad, was presented with
: beautiful mahogany rose vase. by thos
g of the cast and with a lovely bouque
: of roses by the girls representing cour
e ladies, as appreciations of her wori
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