The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-13

morrow. Many old friends, will wei
come Mr.. and Mrs. Cushing back to
| Fargo. They were guests Of honor al
numerous farewell social functions be-
| fore leaving Bismarck, where their
daughter still remains.
| Election OF officers featured the
| meeting of the Rectors guild of Moor
home of Mrs. H. H. Hanson. The Off
GERS named were as follows: President
Mrs. Edwin Litter; vice president, Mrs
j. N Brown; and secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. H. H. Hanson.
| The local Y. M. C. A. is to have a
rummage sale during the last week in
| April the definite date to be announced
| later. This decision was reached at a
meeting of the board of the associa-
| ton Thursday.
MRS. Melville F. Johnston, the noted
In Art at the First Presbyterian
| church this evening at o'clock, ar
| rived in Fargo Thursday evening from
Valley City, where she gave an address
yesterday at the normal school. Mrs.
Johnston is 9 guest at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. T. j. Graham, old friends
| whose acquaintance dates back to
/ when the Graham family resided In IN
diana Much interest has been mani
tested in Mrs. Johnston's lecture this
evening, and the topic Is particularly
timely one, dealing largely, as II does,
with art as applied 1T, to the the p nnn1c
bers by Miss Florence Gormley will
precede the lecture this evening.
Mrs Catherine Mccormick, Of Mer-
Ram Park, St. Paul, left for her home
today after spending two days in Far
20 as guest at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. T. A. Woods, Eleventh
avenue north.
The young people OF the college de-
partment of the First Methodist sun
day school are anticipating with muen
women will tender the young men Sat
urday evening at the local Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium. The affair has been plan.
ned as an "old-fashioned school ano
s Sgw; Regular playground
games, such as London Bridge Is Fall
ing Down, etc, will be enjoyed from
to O'Clock; at which lat. latter on n0eg
will be one of CLOSING day exercises,
with speaking of pieces, songs ana a
spelling bee as the ATTRACTIONS. Wheh
School is out" luncn VIII De en- sos
two in the regulation dinner pals; All
sorts of character costumes are pslng
planned by the hostesses ana their
wins and triplets will be present 1t Is
rumored.
w. p. Porterheld has returned to this
city from Lake Alfred, Fla-' WneFe Ae
spent most of the winter
Mrs James Campbell, of Winnipeg:
Can, formerly Miss Lila larson -
Moorhead, arrived In Lne s v,rit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry j. Larson. 1903 Third avenue
south. Mrs. Harry SierW9rL anot ma
IittIs son. of Minneapolis, are also Wis
iting them at present.
Friends of Miss Helen York, daugh-
tar of Mrs. r. D. York, of this city, VIII
be sorry to learn that she has been
forced to give up h Srcs sSsc ns iilness.
Although considerably improved MISS
York, who is in Fargo now, VIII not
return to Vernedale this year
The regular meeting of the Alpha
Young Peoples society of the United
Lutheran church will meet TINS eve
ming at the church. at 3 ocl0ck
Vocal solo by Miss Selma Kile, talk
by 6. q. Natwick, and selections ny
tIe male chorus of Concordia coliege.
Mrs. o. G. Adsero and Mrs. J. 9. Ness
will be hostesses.
The mothers of the boys of the inter
mediate department and of the employ
ed boys department of the Y. NJ. e. A.
viii entertain them at dinner this eve
Ming at the association building. Inc
affair will be under the auspices OF tne
Saventy-fiye boys have already accept
cd the invitation, and after the supper
ar address will be given by MAJ. "a, =.
Steele. This will be made the occasion
for annouOcing the plans lot the
Mrs. C. g. Dalrymple, president OF the
local War Relief association; IN r1,tv
woman, asking patterns and instrSc-
Of valley City women propose 70 ao.
One of the busiest deRaFtm enEirg de-
nartmert. of which Mrs q. w. Haggart
is chairman. This department packeo
and shipped 600 articles from this CITY
only last Saturday.
Prin. and Mrs. b. G. Tighe will act
as cf1aperons at the Fargo htgn scnool
Junior hop this evening at the h At ls..s
an unusually large attendance, as
number of the high school alumni are
in the city spending their spring vaca-
tions, and number of the colese STU
dents also plan 70 pc present
1t. @. z. Ketterer, recruiting officer
from Minneapolis, who has Deen Ut
Fargo for two days as the guest OF MS
cousin. Atty. A. T. Faber. VIII leave
this evening for the west, going 70
Dickinson from here.
%
Miss Kate o'Laughlin, of 215 Sixth
street south, Moorhead, was hostess
THURSDAY evening to one of the Ten
Ten clubs Of the Daughters Of lsabeIla
of this city. The evening was spent
in playing five hundred, and AFTER
% rds the hostess served lunch.
A candy sale will be held at the
Episcopal tearooms in the deLendrecte
store, Saturday afternoon.
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