The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-05
SOCIAL NOTES


The girls Of the ouien Sabi club Of
Fargo college will be entertained at
box party at the Garrick next
Saturday evening. by Miss Lillian
Colwell.
Miss Anna V. Rice, New York
city, in charge of the Y. w. c. A.
war work fund campaign in the
North Central field. left this morn
ing for Grand Forks, having been
in Fargo since Saturday. and expect
ing to return here the last OF the
week, for the local campaign. Miss
Rice has gone to Grand Forks to out
line the campaign there. This noon
she conferred with q number Of A.
minute men. at q luncheon at the Y.
w. G, Az and this afternoon is ad-
dressing the missionary society OF
the Grand Forks Methodist church.
Thursday afternoon she will appear
before the Thursday Musical club
there. and that evening will be guest
of honor at a supper in the ''Y''. with
the association directors and the
Business Girls club members as the
other guests. Thursday evening she
will address the Frankliu club in
Grand Forks. Miss Cara May Adams,
district city secretary. from Mime
apolis, who arrived in Fargo Tues
day. evening, will follow Miss Rice
to Grand Forks later in the week.
The Ladies' guild of the Christian
church will hold it's regular business
meeting in the church parlors Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The woman's BENEFIT association
OF the Evangelical church will meet
Thursday afternoon at 1880, with
Mrs. Frank Dehn. Z Eleventh street
south.
John and julius Skiold, from Glas-
gov, Mont, are in Fargo visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Skiold, and at the home of their
brother, Fred Skiold and wife. They
are on their way east to enlist in
the U. S, aviation corps
Miss Elsie Holman, Valley City.
has come to Fargo to enter the em-
ploy Of the Hagen g. Newton Jewelry
store, in the optical department.
The~New Era club met Monday with
Mrs. A. g. Lacy, with a fair attend
anee. The program consisted of a re-
book, The Beast and the
jungle, followed by an Interesting
discussion Of the same.
o
Mrs Scott T. Hall was hostess Non
day evening to the regular II. T.. o.
chapter meeting. AS usual, the mem
bers busted themselves with their Red
Cross work. Mrs. ]. =. Eaton gave q
fine report of the p. h. o. convention
and plans were made for 3 ehildren'S
Christmas party TO be held at the
Eaton home on Dec. is, in the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. @. Opfer and
family, who had expected to leave to-
day for San Diego, Cal, for an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Opfef's sister.
hare had their trip delayed for about
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Opfers
Jessamine and Marion, were taken
i'll with chickenpox last Sunday.
Mrs. II. r. Arnold, sO1 Eighth street
north, left Monday evening for Alden.
nonncing the serious illness of her
father.
The Woodrow Wilson club, whose
mem bers are from the high school de-
paFtment OF the First Methodist Sun
With Elien CallandeF and Lillian
Cruikshank. at the Callander home,
Third Avenue south. Knitttng wrist
lets and sweaters for the Red Cross
COMPRISED fhe work Of the afternoon.
The mn@tlnN next Tuesday will be
with LILLIAN crulxshank. with Adeiine
Porter as assistant hostess.
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The Ladies' Ala and Missionary
society Of the First English Luther
an church OF Moorhead win meet
TUESDAY afternoon al o'clock at the
home 0f Mrs. j. III. Freeman. sos
Eleventh street south. The meeting
viii qe devoted % Red Cross work.
8fr. and Mrs. II. a. Klinsmann.
Sixth street south. are the parents
OF q baby daughter, born Tuesday.
Miss Laura M0nson and Miss Mary
Schooner win entertain the Luther
league OF the First English Luther-
an church Of Moorhead this evening
&C o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
George T. Walker. 407 Eleventh
street south. Moorhead.
The regular meeting OF the Geth-
aeFnane Recreation club VIII be held
this evening In the cathedral crypt
The Senior division viii make
surgical dressings and do Red Cross
knitting. All members are urged .
attend.
The Art section Of the Fine Artt
cfub win hold It's regular meeting
Friday afternoon with MRS. Edwin
C. rtanp Mrs A NJ Euuler viii