The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-21

of Moorhead. The club hopes TO
interest many more young women in
this work before the winter season
sets in.
The regular meeting OF the Roose-
welt Neighborhood club will be held
Wednesday afternoon at the Roose-
welt school building, the time to be
devoted to Red Cross work. All
ladies of that neighborhood are urged
to attend and lend their services,
whether member Of the club or not.
The Fargo French War Relief as
ISOLATION will hold an all-day work
meeting Wednesday at the Y. w. C.
A.. gymnasium. All who possibly
can are urged to be at the meeting,
and work on hospital supplies, OF
which an extra amount is needed
just now. - r.
The dozen young ladies of the Tau
Sigma class of the First Methodist
Sunday school. who with their teach
err, ]. p. Finch and Mrs. Finch had
been enjoying a house party last
Wednesday in the Finch cottage at
Detroit lake, returned to Fargo Mon
day. Several others from here join
ed them at the lake for Sunday din
ner, and the outing was a very de-
lightful one.
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Mrs. H. F. May and Mrs. D. Olson
returned home Monday evening from
weeks outing at Lake Bemidji, as
guests at Fairview, the summer cot
tage Of Mrs. A. Bartless, of Far
go.
Mr.. and Mrs. irving Vivian, of
Bismarck, who were married about
week ago, are spending a few days
in Fargo as guests at the Waldorf.
They will leave here the last of the
week for st. Paul. as Mr.. Vivian will
enter training at the second officers
reserve camp at Fort Smelling.
The annual picnic of the congrega-
ton and Sabbath school of the First
Presbyterian church will be held
Thursday afternoon, Aug. 80, at Oak
Grove parry. A fine time is being
planned for this big church gather
ing. The committee on picnic
finances is comprised of Messrs.
Lyon, Lane and Hatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Atwood, of s12
Seventh street north. have as their
guest this week Misses Thelma and
Bess Saylor, Of Detroit, MINI.
A business meeting of the Y. P. s.
c. E. of the First Presbyterian
church will be held this evening at
o'clock at the home of Miss Mabel
Batchelder, sos Sixth street south.
Important plans for the society will
be discussed. ~
Misses Helen Moody, Edith Rusk,
Gladys Twitchell Florence Quick
and Theodore Graham, with their
chaperone, Mrs. George Rusk, re-
turned to Fargo Monday from a two
weeks house party in the Avery
Smith cottage, at Shoreham. Miss
VeIma Stone, who had been visiting
Miss Graham, and who was at the
returned to her home at Prophets
town. Ill.
Mrs. ]. C. Benedict, 212 Tenth
street north, and Miss Norah Larson
left this morning for Missoula, Mont,
where they will visit relatives Of
Mrs. Benedict for two weeks.
Miss Rhoda Korsmo, of Mime
apolis, is here for a months visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.
Krsmo, Of 712 Third street north.
She arrived in Fargo after a two
weeks visit at Billings, Mont, and a
motoring trip through Yellowstone
National park. Several social af-
fairs among Fargo friends are being
planned for Miss Korsmo.
Mrs. R. w. Knowlton, of 1922 First
avenue south, has as a guest an old
friend, Mrs. James McMurtry, of
Fargo Saturday evening. Mrs. Nc
Murtry will be here for several days. |
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Gunderson, of |
1914 Third street north, are the |
happy parents Of an eleven-pound |
son, born to them Monday after
noon.
Miss Lucille Husting arrived home |
Monday evening from a visit of sew
eral days as the guest of an Elmer |
son college friend, Miss Lorraine Lar |
son, of Alexandria. Mimi. at the |
Larson summer cottage on Lake lie !
Homme Dieu, in the vicinity of |
Miss Husting was hon. |
or guest last Saturday evening at |
a delightful dancing party given at !
the Larson cottage, at which about |
thirty-five young people were en- |
tertained, and was also guest at |
several other social affairs given By |
summer residents at LIE Homme |
Dieu and nearby lakes. Miss Lar
son and Miss Husting had the pleas
ure of brief visit with Miss Mil |
dred Southwick, daughter of Prest-
dent Southwick of Emerson college,
who was one of the Redpath chau-
entertainers at Alexandria
last week. -.a
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gray Holderman
and the formers father. M. F. Hol-
derman, returned Monday from a
trip to Minneapolis, where
they spent a week. Mrs. M. F. Hol-
derman, who accompanied them,
went on from Minneapolis to eastern
on a buying trip for the |
Millinery store.
First 1t. Morey Richards, of the
u. S. reserve corps of Indiana, ar
rived in Fargo Monday evening for
sister, Mrs. Margaret Richards and
Miss Clara Richards, Masonic tenn
pie librarian, at their home in the
Colonial apartments.
p. E, Stewart, of the Stewart
Grocery store, Eighth street south,
arrived home Monday evening from
a weeks visit at the home of his
brother, George Stewart, in Crystal
City, Manitoba, Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor, of SIC
Fifth avenue south, have had as
Willis F. Adams and two children,
Of Lisbon, who returned home this
Mrs. Adams is daughter
of Mr. and Mrs TAYLOR. I