The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-02

the First Methodist Epwortf league,
held Tuesday evening with Miss May
Hanson. s70 Eighth avenue south, 40
hostess. The officers are: President,
Miss Ina Johnson; FIRST Vice presidsnt,
Miss Alice Moahier; second Vice presi-
dent. Henry Clapp; third vice presi-
president, Arthur Dale: secretary. Miss
May Hanson: and treasurer, Ferry
Fioodeen. Miss Lillian Cruikshank was
made chairman Of the music commit
followed the business session.
Miss Jennie johnson, OF z South
Terrace, entertained q company of ten
young people at her home Tuesday
evening. in celebration Of her birthday
anniversary. A very delightful even.
Ing was enjoyed with cards and music
as the diversions. and q two course
lunch was served by the hostess. Pink
and white carnations formed pretty
table decorations.
Misses Mildred Scott and Clara
Henrickson were hostesses Tuesday
evening at the formers home In the
Billmeyer apartments. to the other
members of the senior class of the
Dakota Conservatory OF Music. No
program was given last evening, the
time being spent with various games.
A dainty lunch was q feature OF the
meeting. Mrs. w. @. Buttree, faculty
member of the class, was present at
the meeting.
Eight ladies' were guests Of Mrs,
w. ]. Awty. OF Moorhead. at a bridge
party Tuesday afternoon. given In
compliment to Mrs. Charles s. Amsden.
of Spokane, Wash. who is visiting at
the home OF her sister. Mrs George e..
Periey. In Moorhead. Lunch, which
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clusion Of very pleasant affair.
Two classes. which will each meet
twice a week. on Monday and Thurs
day evenings at the "Y," were formed
at the joint meeting Of First Aid to
the Injured students at the association
building Tuesday evening. About fifty
Mrs, Bondahl. superintendent of st.
Luke's hospital. who will instruct the
class that will meet In the ~" parlors
on the second floor. The other class
meeting hereafter in the gymnasium.
will be instructed by DR.. ], r. Hanna.
The work OF ten lessons will be cover
cd in Ave weeks. to accommodate vari-
Gus teachers who have Joined the
classes. Mrs. zickfoose, general
secretary of the ~" introduced Mrs.
Bondahl last evening and explained
the proposed work in a general way.
The first chapter of the textbooks to
be studied was completed under Mrs.
sondahl's instruction.
Miss l.. C. Topping, superintendent
OF the Florence Crittenton home, left
this morning for Nevis, MINI. where
she will probably be until the last OF
the week, on business.
Mrs. C.. q. Alfred of Ninth avenue
south, will entertain the ladies of
an informal bridge club at q pot
luck" supper at her home this evening.
Covers will be laid for ten
Mrs. S. s. Lyon of Thirteenth street
south, was hostess Tuesday evening
at very interesting meeting of Alpha
chapter Westminster guild of the
First Presbyterian church. This was
the last meeting of the chapter until
next fall Assisting the hostess were
Miss Baumgarten and Miss Schriver,
and q pleasant social session followed
the usual study hour.
A largely attended card party at the
A. 0. u. w. hall was given Tuesday
evening by. the Woman lodge. Light
refreshments were served following
cards. and the afEair was q very en-
joyable one throughout.
Friends Of Mrs. o. Oliver. of Ninth
avenue north, will be glad to learn
that she is recovering nicely from an
operation which she underwent last
week at st. Luke's hospital.
r. NJ, A. will be guests this evening OF
Mrs o. c. Coen, Tenth avenue south,
at an informal social gathering,
1E-. n n NJ. a,A itttia dou~htar
leave Saturday for Minneapolis, to
spend a month before going to their
cottage at Detroit lake. for the sum
well-attended meeting of the
Wcmar's union Of the First Congreea-
noon raSt at t the home me Of Mrs. &. sarteIl. on
Seventh street south. Mrs. E. N. Cor
son was lesson. leader, the topic being
West Africa, and the program features
were most interesting. The usual social
Miss Myrtle Hsrmanson left this
morning for Minneapolis, for a visit
of several weeks at the home Of an
aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. D. ANGEL, Of Eighth
OF several months at Los Angeles and
other California points.
The Wonlan's Missionary society of
the Evangelical church will meet
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at
the home of Mrs George Brewer, 500
Eleventh street south. All members
are urged TO attend, ae this will be the
annual meeting, for election of officers
and reports from all of the secretaries.
Delegates will he appointed TO attend
the annual church convention at Clear
Lake, IS. D.. on june 21-24s inclusive.
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Mrs. w. B.. AuxeF, OF Moorhead. was
pers Of the Woman's Foreign Mission
church of Fargo. Heroiam in the Chris
tian Conquest was the program topic,
and a musical feature much enjoyed
consisted Of several vocal numbers by
Mrs. Boone, The hostess served lunch
during q pleasant social hour.
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson. of
the Hogan hats has gone 20 Valley
City for Q visit OF several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. HeideI. while re-
operating from her recent illness.
Miss Settevik, a sc. Luke's hospital
nurse of this city, left this morning
for her home at Kloten, N. D., where
she will enter the employ OF q brother
tn-law who conducts the general store
In which the postoffice IL located. Miss
Settevik viii give up her profession or
nursing for the present.
The graduate recital 90 Miss Olivia
Edelbrock, pianist, a Dakota Conserve
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