The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-21

luncheon held at the home OF Mrs II.
f. Horner, 1i14 Seventh street south.
About fifteen participated, and the pic
mic was held on the sun porch, proving
very enjoyable affair. Later the pro-
gram committee reported. and the
members chose their papers for the
coming year Mrs Emerson Smith Is
president again for next season.
Owing to numerous spring activities,
the attendance at the o. e. s. work
session at the Masonic temple Saturday
afternoon was not so large as usual,
making Red Cross supplies. as all the
work assembled was either finished be-
fore adjournment, or taken home by
various ones TO be completed there.
Buxton gave short talks, the former
dealing with latest information from
Red Cross headquarters, and the lat
ter with directions for making hospi-
tee Saturday was Mrs. Alex Bruce, Mrs.
Alger. and Misses Charlotte Mechter-
sheimer and Lanxon, with Mrs. Buxton
as chairman. Delicious refreshments
win being in charge of that feature.
All Eastern Stars who can are urged
to work at Red Cross headquarters as
well as at o. e. s. sessions, which lat
mer.
The North Side Priscilla club ladies
entertained Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ward, Thirteenth street
north, In honor of Mrs. Hoisington, who
with Professor Hoisington will leave
soon to reside in Michigan. Games af-
forded pleasant diversion, and a three
course lunch was served at small ta-
were in pink. Club guests were Mes
DANES E. F. Laid, b. L. Smith and
Badger: The club has one more meet
ing before summer adjournment, May
80, with Mrs. Fred Householder.
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About forty couples attended the an
nual A. c. high school dancing party at
the college armory Saturday evening,
at which Lieut.. and Mrs. F. B. Carrith-
were the chaperons. Mrs. Smith is also
assistant mathematics instructor in the
high school. Baernstein's orchestra
played for a fine program of dances,
and light refreshments were served.
Mrs. g. Trautman is home from a
visit of over three months in New York
city with her sister, Miss Claire Luger
and daughter, Miss Olivia Trautman.
Mrs. Byron Massey, Des Moines, la.
who will visit her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs; George Everhart, will not arrive
expected the latter part of last week.
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The card party given by the. Ladies'
auxiliary Of the U. G. T. Saturday eve
AFFAIR. There were twenty tables at
Norwegian whist, and program fea-
lures of the evening were a recitation
of The Star spangled Banner, by Made
Moher; piano limitations and recitations
by z. F. Couch; and piano solo by Mer-
rick Bierman. Informal dancing fol-
lowed, and dainty lunch was served.
y Sc -
ward an emergency fund that will be
used for the relief of war sufferers
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]. F. Watkins, of Kansas City, Kan,
of his sons. F. L, A. r. and e. C.
Watkins, and families. A. c. watkins,
another son, and wife, of Kansas City,
Mo-, are expected in Fargo for visit
early in June.
Among Fargoans who spent the
week end in the Minnesota lake dis
trict, returning home Sunday, mostly
by automobile, were Messrs. and Mes
danes c. o. Follett, Frank Bracelin,
j. P. Dotson and sons, M. L. Hubbard
and son Billy, w. r. Vincent, B. A. Orr
and James McGuigan, all of whom
were at Big Pine lake. The party re-
port that fine fishing was enjoyed at
that lake.
The Child Conservation league will
meet at the Y. w. c. A. Wednesday
afternoon at 1880. Mothers Day will
be the topic. Miss Duffy, policewoman,
will give short talk, and there will
be reading. Each member may take
a guest, and a social hour is planned.
The league members and their guests
are invited to hear Miss Humans lee
ture to the club women in the Little
Country fhnofnr Of ~ A.
O'Clock that afternoon.
Mrs. H. L. BoIley, chairman of the
Fourth federated club district; Miss
Lillian Topping, representing the
Fortnightly club; Miss Katherine Jen-
sen, of the A. c.. representing the Fine
Arts club; and Miss May Mcdonald,
of the extension department at the A
c., all leave tonight for Lidgerwood.
They go to attend the annual Fourth
district meeting there tomorrow, and
all have places on the interesting pro-
gram that has been prepared. They
will return home Tuesday night.
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DIR. and Mrs. Rolfe fainter, nee Miss
Irene Carpenter, returned to Fargo
Saturday morning from the Carpenter
cottage at Lake Cormorant, where they
had been since their marriage last
Wednesday evening. They left Satur-
day night for Chicago, where they will
be until DR.. fainter is ordered to re-
port for duty as a surgeon in the naval
reserve.
The ]. F. and w. e. Treat families
were at their cottage at Detroit lake
over the week end, motoring home
Sunday.
The C. H. Rowland family returned
Sunday from a short outing at their
cottage at Lake Melissa. w. B. How
land, who left for the lake Friday
night, returned to Fargo Saturday
morning.
A large audience greatly enjoyed the
program given by the First Presby-
terrain choir. assisted by Mrs. j. c. Vim
prano; DIR. Paul Verne, baritone; DR..
S. Cftedal, violinist; Paul Bunce, ten
or; Miss Ruth Rushfeldt, pianist; and
Miss Florence Gormley organist, at the
church Sunday evening. The Presby-
terrain quartet is Miss Smith, soprano;
Mrs. J. G.. Dillon, contralto; F. j.
Sucher, tenor; and Mr.. Hunter. bari
tone. One Of the most beautiful num-
bers on the very attractive program
was the solo, The Golden Threshold,
0sohr) by Mr.. Sucher, with organ,
piano, and violin accompaniment.
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The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. II. church will
give a tea Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, Edwin Anders, $40 Thir-
teenth street south. She will be assist
ed by Mrs. E. s. Moore. Mrs. .. Mill