The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29
SOCIAL NOTES

An affair OF Friday evening was
the old fashioned social held in the
First Baptist church parqors by the
Friendship and Mems Bible classes,
to which all members of the church
and congregation were invited. Eigh-
ty or more responded, and enjoyed
an unusually jolly evening. James
Van Kleeck was in charge Of the old
fashioned games. The hit of the
evening was the take-off by a num-
Der of the men, of a Ladies' Aid So
ciety meeting, various we'll known
members OF the society being repre-
scented so cleverly as to be recognize
ed at once. Mrs. B. H. Robbins and
Mrs. Arthur Deamer gave impromptu
violin and plano numbers. Refresh
tnents were passed in the old-fash-
toned way. The committees in charge
were Mrs. Wallace Rice. chairman;
Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. e. B. Nc
Cracker. for the ladies. and E. B.
McCracken, chairman; H. o. Werner
and Ray Sutton, for the men.
Mrs. G. r. Metcalt, of GAINESVILLE,
is visiting here at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Emerson,
on North Broadway.
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist church will hold a fellow
ship hour late Sunday afternoon,
just preceding the regular league
meeting in the evening. The fellow
ship hour will be featured by music
and readings, and tea will be served
from 5 to 6 o'clock. It has been ar
ranged in compliment to the Fargo
college students. The following Sun
day evening similar social affair
will be held in honor of A. c. stud
ents, and still another one a week
from that date. for the business
young people Of Fargo.
Miss Signe Hanson, principal Of
the Lincoln school. went to her home
in Fergus Falls this morning, to
spend Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. F. B. Carrithers, formerly Of
Fargo, who had been visiting friends
here since the first Of the week. left
Friday night for Duluth, for a few
days visit before returning to Fort
Smelling, where Captain Carrithers
is now stationed.
Miss Beatrice Guinness, of Barnes
vile, passed through Fargo Friday
evening on her way to Langdon,
where she teaches English in the
high school. She was graduated
from Fargo college with the class Of
1916.
The regular meeting of the Junior
Epworth league of the First Method
list church was held Friday afternoon
after school. A very interesting
program was enjoyed.
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Mrs. c. A. Christensen, of Fourth
street north, was hostess Friday
evening to the Helping Hand society
Of the Norwegian Baptist church. A
social hour followed the transaction
Of routine business.
Work was resumed Thursday
afternoon at the University Settle
ment House at Grand Forks. when
the first of the child welfare clinics
was held. A physician devoted the
afternoon to diagnosing the ailments
Of children who were brought in,
and hereafter on Thursday afternoon
Of each week the welfare station
will be open. 1t is the hope of those
In charge that mothers of any Sec
ton of that city having children in
III health will avail themselves of this |
to get expert medical adj
7ice. The sewing was also resumed.
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Miss Bernice Gestie, Of Fargo, will
be a freshman this year at Fargo
college. Miss Gestie was graduated |
ast spring from the Fargo high |
school.
Mrs. Jennie Kohler, of San AM
tonic, Tex, arrived in Fargo Friday |
evening for an extended visit at the !
nome Of her brother. A. T. Shotwell, |
1n Seventh avenue south.
Fargo friends of Miss Marjorie |
Cook, a student here for the last two |
years, win regret TO learn that she |
will not return to Fargo college this |
tall. Miss Cooks family Is moving |
10 Grand Forks. and she will attend |
the state university there.
Mrs Ruth Williams, Of Fargo, will |
cave Monday for Bismarck. TO take |
4 position In the recording depart
nent in the ONCE Of the secretary OF /
state.
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The First Lutheran church Aid So
,iety was entertained Friday after
noon in the church parlors. BY Mrs.