The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-25

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groups of songs on the program, and
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Smith; Industries and Social De-
velopment, by Mrs. J. w. Hansel;
Music, Composers, Artists . and
| Operas, by Mrs. H. F. Horner: and
Rise and Development of Literature,
| by Mrs. F. L. Anders. Later a social
hour and light refreshments were
enjoyed During a brief business
session the resignation Of Mrs. G. r.
Vowles as secretary treasurer was
presented, and Mrs. Anders was
elected to that office in her place.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. w. N. Stearns. when
the subject will be French Art.
The Drama circle of the Fine Arts
club enjoyed a very suspicious open
ing of its seasons work Monday aft
ernoon at the home of the club
president, Mrs. F. J. Thompson. The
program was on Terriers play. The
| Codicil, and Laudain's The Two Hus-
bands. with Mrs. NJ. A. Baldwin,
Miss Nina Pollock and Mrs. A. F.
Colwell leading the discussions. Elk
| tracts from Brander Mathews on
an extensive study of dramatic tech
mic will be taken up this year by the
club, and a committee comprising
Misses Pearl Oman. Maude Hayes
and Helen Welter was appointed to
look up a suitable text book. The
circle now has a membership of
about thirty, and plans to largely in
crease it's membership this season.
When the number has reached a
hundred the organization will be
entitled to be known as the Drama
league, which will be a center for
Drama circle branches all over the
state. 1t is towards this end that
the circle Is now working, and much
interest in its work is manifested.
The Lucky Thirteen enjoyed a
theater party at the Garrick Satur-
day evening, following which, as a
surprise to one of their number, Mrs.
Hohneke, they went to the Hohncke
home, Eight-and -a-half street north,
to help celebrate her birthday ami
versary. Viands for a delicious lunch
had been prepared, and were served
after an hour or so Of sewing and
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker, for sew
eraI months past in the advertising
department and business office re-
spectively, of The Forum. left Sat
urday night for Minneapolis. They
will probably go to Chicago from
there, to locate.
The Junior Epworth league Of the
First Methodist church will meet in
the Mars room of the church at Ais
O'Clock next Friday. This oTganiza-
ton is for all boys and girls between
the ages Of nine and sixteen.
Mrs. o. P. McKinsey, daughter
Susan and son Harry left Monday
for Box Elder. Mont, where they will
reside, rejoining Mr.. McKinsey, who
was transferred there several weeks
ago as station agent, by the Great
Northern.
Word has been received by Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Bathrick, OF First
avenue north, of a recent honor con-
ferred upon their son, John Bathrick,
Jr. The latter is stationed on a u. 3.
battleshfp sixty miles off the coast
OF Nantucket, and was one of four
men detailed as a bodyguard to
President and Mrs. Wilson when
that distinguished couple visited
Nantucket.
F. z. Lee, a we'll known banker Of
Gwinner, N. D.. and sister, Miss
Randi Lee, Of Roseau, Mimi, nave
returned to their respective homes
after a weekend visit here at the
III. HI. Berg home, on North Broad
way.
The usual weekly work meeting Of
the Fargo War Relief association,
now an auxiliary of the National
Red Cross association, will be held
Wednesday afternoon in the gym
nasfun of the 7. w. G. A. The War
RAIief association ladies are at pres
emit working valiantly to help meet
the pressing needs on the battle
fields I'm Russia and last week, when
there was an attendance OF twenty
Ave at the meeting, an unusually
large amount of hospital supply
work was accomplished,
The annual meeting Of the Stand
ara Bearers Of the First Methodist
church was held Monday afternoon
IN the Mars room Of the church. re-
sulting in the election Of the follow
ing officers: President, Miss Lydia
Heffner: president, Miss Iva
McCracIxen; secretary, Miss huth
Fisher; treasurer, Miss Evelyn
Westlund; corresponding secretary
Miss June Fuller; mite box secre-
tary Miss Louise Weise; and mem
bershi4 secretary. Miss Muriel Haw-
lev. The business session was roi-
lowed by a jolly social time featur-
ca by. pot luck" supper.
Fargo friends have received an
nouncements Of the marriage last
Monday OF Miss EfIie Ldndberg. Of
Ada. Mimi, and Dayton Thomas, of
Fargo. The wedding took place az
the home Of the brides parents, IN
Ada. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will so
through Yellowstone park on their
wedding trip, at the conclusion OK
which they viii come 70 Fargo 70 re-
side.
Mrs. s. 3. swenson and her sister.
Miss Freda Schroeder Of Mime
apolis. came to Fargo last evening
and are 10 spend the remainder OF