The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-23

/ Iiams. and sister-in-law. Miss Myrtle
i Nelson. Red and white carnations
! Miss Violet received many pretty gifts
in honor of her anniversary.
4 home Saturday from Los Angeles, Cal,
where they had been since the middle
of March.
i A number'of Fargo college girls who
/ organised early in the winter to do
Il war relief work, met in regular session
Saturday afternoon in the Y. w. c. A.
/ stufing pillows that help so materially
in alIeyiating the suffering of the
4 wounded.
4 Columbia will be the star in the
/ pageant which Minneapolis and st.
| Paul Colonial Danes Of America will
present Saturday evening, May s. at
pageant ss a VIII Illustrate the ' history of
the United States. 1t will be staged on
| large scale. In IL will be shown
George washington and his family. the
Eliza Leslie. John Alden and Priscilla,
! Faith Trimble. and Mrs. Cation, colo
NAL ways and days, the British coming
| pirate, the birth of the nag. ana the
| presentation of the flag to the First
| Minnesota regiment
The ladies of the Helping Hand club,
who meet every two weeks, will be en-
| tertained wednesday afternoon of this
week by Mrs. H. Peterson, of Fifth
avenue south.
Misses Elizabeth Nylander. Anna
Ketten and Anna Nelson, all of De-
MINI were ag guests SsDr suneay Of
borg. of this city. ...,
Miss AaIand. of the Joseph & Hoenck
Il - -ta EEs- 49,
from q ten days buying trip to points
east.
Mrs; Paul 7. Boleyn ana little SON.
guests Of relatives. Mrs. Boleyn will
20 from that city to Philadelphia, to
Dakota state Nurses association, the
| sessions of the American Nurses asso-
citation. which will be held the latter
part of this month and the first Of May.
| adelphia. and with her little son will
also visit in Dubuque, Ia, before re-
turning home. They will be gone for
several weeks.
| The Goodfellowship club Of the First
| Presbyterian church will hold several
social affairs for It's members and the
tion. in the near future. plans for the
same having been discussed at a meet
ing OF the executive committee Satur-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Bunce.
Atty. r. c. Pinkhan. Of Killdeer. who
had been q guest here since Wedness
sister. Miss Marguerite Pinkham. left
for his home this morning.
The January division Of the Ladies
Aid society of the First Presbyterian
church will hold a coffee Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Baker
344 Ninth avenue south. Mrs. Batchel-
der and Mrs. Bowe are chairmen Of
that division.
Mrs. Joseph Matters and son, Fay
suerite 'Pin 1SH ana ASnes sand and Ethel
Love. motored to Casselton Sunday;
and spent several hours visiting old
friends. The Pinkham and Love fami-
The. regular meeting of the Writer'S
section OF the Fine Arts club will he
place. the home of Mrs. F. J. Thompson.
on First avenue south. Original work
will be given at this meeting by Mrs.
r.. e. Remington, Mrs. Thompson: Mrs
Edward II. Cole and Mrs N. C. Young.
The woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist church
Charles Wheeler. SIT First avenus
south. Mrs. A. B. Dale. Mrs T. C.
Beardsley Mrs. 3: MSGalkins and Mrs
ing. The Invitation to attend has been
extended to all the ladies of the church
and their friends.
!. Suits of khaki will be worn by the
graduating students Of the st. Paul
high schools as a measure of prepared
ness. II the suggestion Of Mrs. D: w.
D. A. r.. together with the add ed in
through Mrs. Gilbert Gutterson. presi-
sion. "The St. Paul chapter desires to
claim the originating of, the khaki
idea" said Miss Nellie Cunningham,
publicity manager of the chapter: Our
the matter with the members of the D.
| A. r. Later she and Mrs, Gutterson
| together considered the matter. If tha
honors with the Housewives league in
the matter of making the original sug-
| gestion."
i Miss Jennie Johnson arrived home
this morning from jamestown, where
she had been guest over Sunday at
the Turner home. Miss Johnson was
one of the ladies drill team Of the NJ.
B. A., which competed last Friday eve
/ ming at Jamestown with the teams OF
that city and Bismarck: Several 9TH
ers Of the Fargo party visited in Valley
Miss Clara Emerson went to Barnes
Vile Sunday afternoon, to remain over
4 today as q guest at the home of her.
sister. Mrs. G! r. Metcalf. -
Mrs G. s. Hoyt and son Charles, of
11s Eleventh street south. returned
home Saturday evening from a two
mont6as visit e WITH relatives and
they visited her parents and then to
Hebron Neb., to visit Mr.. Hoyt's par.
| ents. They returned. to Omaha from
Hebron, and later went to Sioux Falls,
S. D., as the guests Of Mrs. Clifford
| Peck. They were in Sioux Falls four
days, and Mrs. Hoyt was guest of hon
| or at several social affairs, also attend
| ing the Old Patriot ball which was
| given in that city last Thursday eve
ming. Mr.. Hoyt left Fargo last We'd
nesday evening, to attend that ball and
to escort his wife and son home.
Dr. Frederick Gronvold is giving a
i series OF lectures on first aid to the
1 injured, to a class OF about thirty girls
/ at Fargo college, the first one having
been delivered last Thursday. The lee
lures will be given weekly until the
course is completed.
/ Many local women are interested in
/ the fact that Michigan and Rhode Is
land have both Joined the presidential
| Suffrage for women ranks, the measure
and the house by 81 to 80, while in
Rhode Island 1t passed the senate by
i 80 to 3, and the house by II to 90 In
| Canada, Nova Scotia. Ontario, Alberta,
Saskatchewan, Manitoba and British
| Columbia have granted suffrage, and
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