The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-23

IAY EVENING, OCTOBE
Drama section of the Fine Arts club
at the meeting OF that section Monday
afternoon with Miss Nina Pollock,
Eighth street south. Mrs. Weible has
ABLY served as Drama section chair
man for three years, and her resigna-
ton was accepted with regret. The
leader for the present will be Mrs. A.
~: Weeks, vice chairman this season.
The very interesting program Monday
consisted Of the reading of Stanislov
Pshibisheysky's psychological play,
For Happiness, by Mrs. c. Z. Nugent
The Grand Forks women's commit
tee for the Liberty Loan campaign
there postponed its house-to-house
canvass until Monday and today.
Mrs. J. J. Marx. 1924 First avenue
north, left Monday for a months visit
in New York city with her parents.
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More than 900 women in Minneapo-
lis have so far enrolled for voluntary
patriotic service during the war, &C
cording TO officials in charge of the
registration of women for war work.
or these 500 were registered during
the drive on Oct. 8. 3 and 10, and 100
at the State University of Minnesota.
Mrs. Oscar Rustad, Moorhead, will
direct the production of the operetta.
Cinderella, which will be given by a
group of Red Cross workers in De
troit. Mimi, for the beneft of the
Surgical Dressings class here. The re-
hearsals will begin next Saturday.
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The Plymouth Congregational an
nual church supper and sale will be
held THURSDAY evening, Oct. rs, In the
There are many candidates this fall
/ Tor membership in the Fargo College
Girls Glee club, and Prof. A. J.
Stephens, who will again direct the
club, is now conducting tryouts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Springer. First
avenue south, have as their guests
the latters sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Petrie,
and baby daughter Poplar, Mont,
who arrived here Sunday Mrs. Petrie
was formerly Miss Isabel Wehrkamp.
Of Fargo. She will be Joined here In
about Q week by her husband, and
they will go from here to Ohio points
to visit relatives of Mr.. Petrie. They
expect 70 be gone on the trip about
six weeks.
Mrs. Mary Hodgson and Mrs. r. A.
D. Reynolds, both of San Diego, Cal.
who have been visiting here the last
week with the families of Mrs, Will
liam Staples, Third avenue south, and
J. w. Riley, Tenth street south, left
Monday night for St. Paul. From
there they will go to various eastern
ton. D. c., and returning to San Diego
via New Orleans. They expect 10
reach home by Christmas.
Mrs. J. A. Poppier and infant son
Phillip Grand Forks, are spending to-
Weible and Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neil.
They are en- route to Chicago and
Freeport, Ill, to visit Mrs. PQppler'
brother and other relatives. They will
be gone until after the holidays. Mrs.
Poppler expects to attend the Nation
al Suffrage convention, as a delegate
from the North Dakota Votes For
Women league, also the National
Woman's party conference. Both
gatherings will be held in Washing
ton, d. C.. in December.
Chapter E, P. E. o., of Fargo. met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. w. A.
Yoder, Tenth street north, the mem
and to discussing proposed reorgan-
ization of their seasons work. IL was
decided not to give up the programs
planned, but TO do Red Cross knitting
while listening to them, and the chap
ter is formally affiliating with the
Fargo Red Cross branch as an auXik
larry. The knitting committee chair |
man is Miss Elizabeth Chesley. The |
next meeting of the chapter Will be
Monday evening, Nov. 5, with Mrs. e.
D. Angel.
Miss Lillian Peterson, Fargo, re-
turned Monday evening from a three |
weeks visit in Minneapolis with her
sister, Mrs. .. Hermanson, formerly of /
Fargo.
The Ladies' Aid society of the for
mer st. PauIs Lutheran church Will |
meet Wednesday afternoon at the |
home of Mrs. Kopang, us Sixth ave
nue. north.
Prof wellington C. Pixler, a Fargo |
college alumnus, will be director OF
the newly opened South End School |
for Religious Education in Boston, |
opened in the Children's Settlement |
Of the Morgan Memorial, with an en- |
rollment of $50 students. The school |
is the result of cooperation of the /
Boston university with the Morgan /
Memorial, TO offer special training TO |
teachers of religious and sociological /
work.
Miss Hazel Smith is home from a
weeks visit with friends in Minneap-
DIS.
willard Welsh and Edwin Witt
meyer left Monday night for the Great /
axes Training station. They expect |
o leave there shortly for eastern |
points.
New Auxiliary Meets.
The Sixth and Seventh Avenues
South auxiliary, formed a week ago. |
met Monday with Mrs. ]. L. Graves. |
chairman, and accomplished constd- |
,rabIe work. Several garments were /
inished by the nine ladies present. /
rhey will meet every week.
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War Relief Wednesday.
The regular work meeting of the /
Fargo War Relief association will be |
held Wednesday afternoon at 1880 |
in the Y. w. C. A. gymnasium.
Eiahth Avenue Club Notice.
The Eighth Avenue auxiliary will
meet as usual Wednesday for an |
all-day session at the home OF Mrs. |
II. r.. Turner.