The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-19
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at this card party, and everyone is
/ welcome to attend.
Mrs. Nettie Moe, 624 First avenu,
north, Moorhead, entertained twenty
guests Saturday afternoon at &
shower for her sister, Miss Olgs
Bredesen, a graduate nurse of st
Luke's, Fargo, who will be married
next Saturday afternoon at the Mos
home to Ed Anderson, Kindred, n
d. Music and games were the
diversions, and the company present
ed the bride-eIect with a full set Of
aluminium kitchen utensils. Mrs
Anna Eng assisted Mrs. Moe in serv-
ing a dainty lunch. Decorations
were in orange and white.
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Mrs. ]. r. Treat. First avenue north
| will be hostess Wednesday afternoon
at the meeting OF an informal bridge
The First Baptist Ladies' Aid socie-
ty will meet Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. F. c. Hall, sI4 Ninth
avenue north. 4 pleasing program y
4 scheduled, of which one feature viii
| be a talk by Miss Katherine Jensen
Of the A. c. Assistant hostesses will
| be Mrs. v. ]. Baldwin and Mrs. w. T
Warner. A large attendance Is urged
Miss Jessie witzel. of the Fargo
| Motor Sales Co.. spent Sunday with
friends in jamestown.
The woman's auxiliary OF Gethsem-
ane cathedral will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon at s o'clock in the crypt. A
united Offering program will be
given, and the juniors will present q
mission play. 1t is much desired that
the birthday money of the auxiliary
rnav, hers re- furnaA IN AZ thFa tIroa
The annual thank offering meeting
Of the First Presbyterian Woman's
Missionary society will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock in
the church parlors. An interesting
program has been arranged. Hos
tesses will be Mesdames Ashley,
Graham. Otterburn and Hunter.
New members of the society will be
honor guests.
The woman's Home Missionary
society Of the First Methodist church
will meet Tuesday afternoon in the
Mars room Of the church. Mrs. 9. A.
Pollock will be program leader.
Miss Mae FeclSIer, president, will
entertain the Alpha Delta Gamma
OF the First Presbyterian church at
her home on Eighth avenue south,
this evening.
d. Patterson and little son DON
aid. st. Hilaire. Mimi, arrived in
Fargo Saturday to visit until Tues
day with Mt. Patterson's daughters,
Misses Mabel, Tnez and Olive Patter-
son. Of the Improvement building.
Word was received OF the birth Of
a baby girl TO Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Van Dusen, nee Miss Frances Ohicer,
Of Cleveland, o., on Nov. 8. The
baby weighs nine pounds, and moth
er and daughter are both doing well.
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About seventy-five relatives and
friends Of the young performers en-
joyed the recital given by preparatory
students OF the Fargo college conser-
vatory, In the conservatory parlors
Saturday evening. Both piano and
taking part in the program being
Kenneth Eydness. Genevieve Cole
hour, Mary Cone. Camille Alfred,
Bette Naylor, Clarence Decker,
Evelyn johnson. Katherine Knerr,
Dorothy More. Jennie Grant, Adeline
Shea, Leach Shalt. Ruth Yoffey and
Aquina Shea
Stanley Hedberg, Of The Associa-
ted. Press, returned TO Fargo this
morning after a two weeks vacation
visit with relatives in Chicago. Rob-
ert Brugere. who has been substitute
ing for Mr.. HedbeFg during the lat
ter's absence, returns 70 CHICAGO this
afternoon. Mrs. Hedberg, who is
visiting relatives in Des Moines, Ia.
hnYr FnFWn@ga hmWnm wsEfyf gamNsubsw. a.
so shortly
The Pipe Organ group OF the Fine
Arts club will meet az 4 o'clock this
afternoon with the chairman. Miss
Clara Pollock. Ninth street north.
Mrs. George II, Sweetland, who is in
charge Of the program, viii give a
review Of portions Of the groups text
book, Lahee's The Organ and It's
Masters. The rest OF the meeting
viii be devoted TO an informal dis
cussion Of current musical events.
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Following the regular rehearsal
next Thursday evening the members
Of the st. Marks English Lutheran
choir viii be entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank johnson, at their home.
The regular meeting Of the p. z.
O's win be held this evening at the
home Of Mrs. g. ]. Pattison, 1924
Fifth street north.
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The November division Of the First
ladies' Aid society has
postponed indefinitely the Knitting
tea, which was to have been given
next wednesday afternoon in stones
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. IA. l.. WardwelI, 1882
College street. ere parents Of a baby
daughter born Friday.
The Alpha chapter Of the West
minister guild will meet Tuesday
evening. Nov. go. with Miss Botzet
az the home 81 hrs. w. II. st0clweil.
t0s thirteenth street south.