The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-22

heller, where all Of the sections meet
ings were held last season: II will
| be guest day, and a guest program
will be given. consisting of baritone
solos by Bertrand Alan Orr and
piano solos by Hubert K. Beard. The
meeting will be open to all the Fine
Arts club members and each member
Of the Music section will be privi-
legged to take guest. Mrs. ]. A. Jar
dine is chairman of the Music sec
ton again this year.
Mrs. ]. n. Jensen will entertain the
Friendship class Of the First Baptist
Sunday school next Monday evening
at her home. 1910 Fifth avenue south.
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Mrs. Charles Anderson. $50 Eighth
street north, entertained Friday aft
ernoon in honor Of the fifteenth birth
day anniversary of her daughter,
Matilda Andeson. fifteen OF whose
fiends were guests, as were also her
two teachers, Miss Anderson and
and Miss Ashland of the Roosevelt
| building. Games were enjoyed until
the dinner hour, o'clock, and Mrs.
Anderson was assisted in serving by
Mrs. H. A. ,Oedsr. Sweet peas form
ed the table decorations, and the
birthday cake was adorned with
candles. Miss Matilda received many
nice gifts in honor Of the occasion.
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Mrs. B. J. Miller of Tenth street
north. was hostess Friday afternoon
10 the Mecca Post aMtrons' club. at
their regular meeting. Ten were
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enjoyed tea. The hostess was assist
ed in serving by two Of her guests,
amusingly disguised as small girls.
Several ladies were entertained
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
o. S. Daily. s26 Third. avenue south,
in honor of the hostess birthday an
niversary. A delicious lunch was
served after which the time was
spent with an informal musical pro-
gram.
Mrs. o. T. Griffiths, OF 71s Elev-
enth avenue north. was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the u. c, T, whose
members were addressed on the sub
Ject of Red Cross work, by Mrs. F.
G. Gardner. The auxiliary plans to
devote its meetings this winter
largely to Red Cross sewing and
knitting. These were the diversions
Thursday. The auxiliary will meet
again next Thursday, at the home of
Mrs. G. o. Richardson. A commit
tee appointed Thursday will go to
the Red Cross rooms in the mean
time, TO prepare the work for next
week.
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Miss Virginia Lowell left Thursday
night for Madison. Wis, and will be
q student this year at the %isconsin
"U". Miss Lowell was a student last
year at Sweet Briar. Virginia.
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Rev. and Mrs. o. E. McCracken
left Friday noon for Portland, n. D.,
by auto. called by the critical illness
OF an old friend and former parish
Toner of the former, Mrs. Arthur
Warren, who was not expected TO
live through the day when the word
was received here. They will return
home today.
Gerald Froemke. of Sheldon, and
Grattin Rourke and Neil Farrell,
both of Lisbon, left here Thursday
night for Chicago. Mr.. Froemke will
attend Northwestern university this
year. and Messrs Rourke and Far
rell, who will spend several days in
Chicago will be students at Michigan
university, Ann Arbor.
Miss Lenora Daily, of Perham,
Mimi, is expected to arrive in Far
go next Tuesday, to be the guest OF
Miss Gertrude Cullen for a week.
Maynard F'roemke, of Sheldon,
who left here Thursday night for
Chicago. where he will spend a week
with friends before returning 70
Minneapolis TO enter Minnesota eur
on Oct. 10. will be joined In Chicago
by Allen Welsh, Of Fargo, who left
for that city Friday night to visit
for ten days with his brother, Will
lard. and with friends. Mr.. Welsh
will return TO Fargo for his second
years work at Fargo college.
The Daily Argus Leader, OF Sioux
Falls. S. d.. notes the following
event. Of local interest: Tuesday
afternoon the members OF the Tues
day Rensington club 1ourneyed TO
Harrisburg, where they were most
charmingly entertained by Mrs Her
bert Day. The guests. fifteen In
went down on the afternoon
train and returned on the 10 O'Clock
Milwaukee. Fresh sweet peas in ali
c0lors were used by the hostess 10
trim the various rooms and adorn
elegant three course dinner was
served BY the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Charles ~. Day Mrs. ]. S.