The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-26


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liam MangoId will assist Mrs. Sands
in entertaining.
The Child Conservation league Of
Fargo will not meet this week. The
next meeting win be held a week
from Wednesday, in the Y. w. c. A.
parlors.
A birthday surprise was given
Saturday evening at the home OF
Miss Margaret Rae. 1913 Fourth
street north, for Miss Nettie Rak~
stad, who was showered with many
gifts. Diversions of the evening were
cards and music after which q
sumptuous lunch was served. The
table decorations Swere American
Beauty roses.
Mrs. NJ. MacGregor, who had been
in st. Paul with Mrs. p. w Sommer-
field, since the death Of the latter's
husband recently. has returned to
her home in Fargo.
Harold Rasmussen. Crookston. a
senior in the chemistry department
at the A.. G.: Ernest Johnson, Far
go, junior in the civil engineering
course; Peter DeBoer, Pollock. n. D.,
a senior in the pharmacy course:
and Frank A. Weld, Moorhead, a
sophomore in the general science
course, were formally initiated Sat
urday afternoon into the Alpha Kap-
pa Phi fraternity OF the A. c. The
ceremonies took place at the fra
ternity house, ll31 Fourteenth street
north.
. Miss Selma Gunderson, Aneta, is
in Fargo for few days visit as
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth St. Orr
.
Mrs. Johanna Freeman, Moorhead,
was 50 years old Saturday, and in
celebration of her anniversary, Mrs.
A. G. Freeberg, her daughter, enter
tanned a few friends informally in
the afternoon. Sewing and knitting
were the diversions.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Barnes. form
erly Of Fargo, left Sunday evening
for their home in Rugby, Mimi, aft
err a weeks visit with friends here.
Mr.. Barnes was in Fargo especially
to attend a meeting Of the Standard
Oil Co. representatives from over the
state.
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The Scandinavian w. G. T. U. will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the Flor
ence Crittenton home, at $3.50 o'clock
sharp. Rev. o. II. McCracken will
be the speaker and Mrs. ]. NJ. John
son will be in charge OF the meeting
in the absence of the president. Mrs.
Julia Nelson. A potato shower will
be given the home, and all members
and friends of the society are urged
to be present with their offerings.
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A large number Of college stu
dents attended the sophomore class
dancing party at the A. c. Saturday
evening. Malchow's orchestra play
ed for the dancing.
/ Mrs. Paul T. Boleyn, Of the I'M
prOvemeht building, arrived home
Saturday from Rockford, ILL.,, where |
she spent week visiting her broth |
er, E. A. Green. now in training at |
Camp Grant.
A social dance will follow the reg
ular business session OF the Moorhead |
Yeomen at their meeting Tuesday |
evening, Nov. %. in Phenix hall All |
Yeomen and their friends are invited. |
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The Pastors Aid society Of the !
First Methodist church viii hold a /
thank Offering party" Thanksgiving /
evening at the church. This will take /
the place OF the annual chicken pie /
supper, that event and the annual /
thank Offering" AFFAIR being COM 1
bined this year. A very interesting i
viii include an old fashions |
ed singing bee and perhaps a spelling l
bee. as well as recitations and songs. |
Refreshments viii be served.
=. r. Fayles, of Guthrie Center. Ia,
and Judge G. A. Pollock, Fargo. are /
a happy reunion here to-
day. the arrival OF Mr.. Fayles being
an entire surprise TO Judge Pollock.
They were boyhOod chums in Lyons, 4
a.. but had not seen each other for
'orty years. since before either one
has been practising law in Guthrie
Centre itr about thirty years
ina Is one OF that towns most prom
nent residents. He arrived in Fargo
evening for a brief visit
with Prof. and Mrs. +. ]. sucher. i
Jackson apartments, the latter Of
whom made her home with the
Fayles family for a number Of years.
Attorney Fayles will leave this even
ng for Wahpeton. where nc goes on
business, and from there will return
lirectly 20 Guthrie Centre, where
sourt opens next week. {
Miss Mildred Hildreth left Sum
lay night for Minneapolis, for q So
lourn CT a day or two. She III horne
rom Ironwood, Mich. where she
caches. for the THANKSGIVING vara-
lion, and 10 be o bridesmaid al the