The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-23

thtee weeks IN tnose TWO places.
Mrs. w. J. Sanders. or Sc. Joseph.
Mo-, who has been visiting for the
past month in Annandale. Mimi. is
expected TO arrive In Fargo this
evening, to be the guest OF Mrs.
John w. Hansel, OF Second avenue
south.
The Philathea class Of the First
Methodist church will meet Tuesday
evening with Miss Mabel Farr at the
home OF Mrs. b. J. Miller, 81 Tenth
street north.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. H. l.
Simmons entertained on Friday aft
ernoon at her home on Seventh
street, for the Misses Jennie Marge
| of Blue Island Ill, and Jane Sim
mons OF Fargo. The young ladies are
| guests OF Mrs. Simmons Tea was
served from to 6. The decorations
were yellow snapdragons. Mrs. Sim
mons was assisted by Mrs. Harold
| Mcintyre, Mrs. w. e. Cleveland and
Mrs. Earle F. Clayton.
The Y. w. c. 4. knitting classes
will meet as usual this evening, and
anyone wishing to learn to knit, or
Those who can knit but wish instruc-
ton in the Red Cross knitting, are
Invited to attend. e
| supt. J. W. Riley and family mo-
tored home this morning from Lake
Melissa, where they were over Sum
day guests at Dreamwold, the sum-
mer colt ge OF the j. N. Jensen fam
lily OF Fargo.
L NE- - - ~ - TsA~asa -
No. 403 Pioneer Life building, are
born Sunday night Mrs. Johnson
was formerly Miss Ragna Gran.
| Fargo musical circles have gained
q notable addition in Mrs. Dolores
Fitzsimmons. of Ninth avenue south
who only recently moved to Fargo
from st. Paul Mrs. Fitzsimmons
won much praise in st. Paul for her
work as contralto in the Dayton
avenue Presbyterian church of st.
Paul, and became b musical favorite
in her several Appearances this past
season before other st. Paul and
Minneapolis audiences. She has
studied with r. A. Augustine and
Mrs. Skaaden of st. Paul. well
known instructors, and has a voice
of rich, melodious quality. Her de-
parture from st. Paul was noted
with much regret.
i Sergeant Albert Johnson, OF the
Thirty sixth infantry, stationed at
Fort Smelling, left Sunday night for
the fort after spending a furlough
of several days in Fargo at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
/ Johnson Oak Grove.
| %
The New York mayors committee
| of women on national defense has
announced that it will discourage
further employment of girls as
/ apartment house elevator operators
until the girls are paid fair wages.
Because girl elevator operators are
| unprotected by existing labor laws,
/ some have been worked ninety nine
| hours a week and underpaid, 1t was
| asserted. Women have. found a new
| sphere of mems work at the great
Bush, terminals in Brooklyn. A class
| of twenty-five trained to operate
electric locomotives, cranes and
winches is ready to replace men
called to war.
Misses Ellen and Agnes Johnson
left this afternoon for Shoreham,
where they will remain for a weeks
outing.
Duncan Mcleod. OF Crary. N. D.,
is in Fargo this week to attend the
Interstate fair. Mr.. Mcleod was a
student at the &C. here last year.
Selmer Tovaas, of Raleigh, N. D.,
formerly of Moorhead. will make
Miss Garnet Strain, of Mandan. his
bride on July 3d. The wedding will
take place at the home of the par
ents of the BRIDE elect, in Mandan. \
Mrs. G. A. Brit. of 1913 Second
avenue north, left Friday for Bel
grade, Mont, for a months visit
with relatives. En- route home Mrs.
Brit and her sister-in-law will make
a tour of Yellowstone National park.
Mrs. Brit is expected to return to
Fargo the latter part of August.
Max Meter, who is now with the
Overland Motor company Fargo
branch, was joined here Saturday
evening by his wife and two little
sons, who arrived direct from Col
umbus. O.. their former home.
Miss Haldis Sundre. now of the
nursing STAFF at the hospital in Nc
Vile, N. D., formerly of Fargo, being
a St. Luke's hospital graduate, and
Miss Regina Settevik, of Kloten, n.
D., arrived in Fargo Saturday night /
and spent Sunday here, returning to
Neville and Kloten, respectively, on
Sunday evening. Miss Settevik was
also formerly Of Fargo for several
years.
Mrs. p. w. Mosher and Miss Edna
Balch, both of Marshalltown. Ia, ar
rived in Fargo Friday evening and
were guests over night at the Gard
ner. They left Saturday morning for
Shelly, Mimi, where they will visit
for two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stewart. Miss Balch will leave
there Aug. 1 for tour OF Yellow
stone National park.
Miss Fanny Amidon. Of Valley
City. one of the normal school fac
ulty there, has been an over-Sunoay
guest in Fargo at the home Of her
brother, Judge c. F. Amidon and
family. Miss Amidon will return to
Valley City this evening.
Miss Helen Welter, Leslie Welter,
her brother, and Edward frost were
weekend guests at Shoreham, mo-
toring to Lake Melissa Saturday.
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