The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-24
Additional Society
Social Notes

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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bueklin and lit
tie son left this morning for their
home at gordon. S. ID. They had been
home at Verdon, S. D. They had been
Winnie Bucklin, parents and sister OF
Mr.. Bucklin, in the Colonial fiats.
The Senior and Junior divisions of
the Rscreat ten club VIII meet IN. ms
dral crypt. a
The Ladies' Aid society Of Grace
Methodist church. Moorhead. VIII
Mrs. Delzene. lol7 Third avenue north.
Miss Alice Crandall, a Fargo college
alumna well known here, and Gustav
The couple will make their home in
Lakota, and at-home cards bear the
date, Nov. Is.
Atty. and Mrs. Harold p; Thomson.
AT Mills avenue, have as their guest
the latter's mother, Mrs. Barbara
Reuss, Sun Prairie, Wis, who will be
In the city for several weeks.
Alpha chapter, Westminster guild
OF the First Presbyterian church was
entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Sadie walker at the A. G. Bierman
nome, Seventh street south. Miss Ag-
mes Love conducted the lesson, which
book, Missionary Milestones. All did
Red Cross knitting during the meet
ing. Miss Love and Miss Geneva Bor-
derud will be hostesses at the next
meeting.
Decision to purchase a Liberty bond
was an important feature of the First
Baptist Ladies' Aid society meeting
Tuesday afternoon, held at the home
OF Mrs. 3. O. opfer, Eighth avenue
south, with Mrs. A. z. Peterson and
Mrs. N. c. Jensen as assistant hostess
es. The money in the treasury will
be used to purchase the bond.
The Ladies' Ala society of Zion
Evangelical church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the Fargo branch
headquarters, to work for the Red
Cross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Doherty and lit
tie son, Fargo, are in Valley CITY.
called by the Illness OF Mrs. Doherty's
father, L. Isensee.
The EroIdeIphian Literary society
Installation OF offlcers, to have been
held Tuesday evening at the Fargo
high school, was postponed to later
date, probably some time this week.
LII N. a. bChEu gave a lLAAS toAh OAA
Recent Developments in the Red
Cross, at the regular Y. W. c. A.
meeting Tuesday evening at the A.
C. Special music consisted of a vocal
duet by Misses Margaret Chandler
and Dorothy Ayres. with Miss Grasse
as accompanist. The meeting last
week was devoted to reports from
the Lake Geneva conference, given
by Misses Pearl Long, Dorothy Bas-
com and Mary Gerard, all Fargo
college students. No A. 9. represen-
tatives were at the conference this
year. Miss Gwendolyn Brown gave
q piano solo. The first meeting OF
the season was two weeks ago, in
charge OF the president. Miss Marion
johnson, who talked on Friendship.
Special music consisted Of q vocal
number by Miss Florence Billiard,
and a piano duet by the Misses Holl.
The "Y'' is conducting membership
campaign this week. and the annual
recognition or candle service, a very
pretty ceremony, in honor of the new
members will be held next Tuesday
evening.
There was a patronage Of forty
Tuesday afternoon at the coffee CIV
en- by the Woman's Home Missionary
at the home of Mrs. A. L. Bishop,
First avenue south. Assisting hos
tesses were Mesdames J. A. Jardine,
q. c. Eddy, w. D. Gillespie and
Charles I.ayeu. The affair was ina
formal and very enjoyable.
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The Hawthorne School Knitting
club has decided to meet only once
a week, THURSDAY afternoons after
school, hereafter. About sixty mem
bers in all. are enrolled. This organi-
cation was mistakenly announced re-
Gently as a Red Cross auxiliary. Only
q part of the children are doing
Red Cross work so far, but at each
meeting a Red Cross program is Civ
en-, including any reports on that
work which the children may have
heard. At the meeting tomorrow
afternoon there will be o resume OF
the life Of Clara Barton.
Mrs. r. z. Whiting, Of the Card
ner, is expected home Saturday from
Minneapolis, where she has been
visiting friends this week.
The Missionary society of the
Fargo Swedish Baptist church will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Nelson, Moorhead. Members
and friends are invited
Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mrs. S. Olsen
returned to Fargo Tuesday night
from Clifford, N. D., where they visit
ed a few days. They accompanied
Miss Cora Aamodt home Saturday,
she having been in Fargo some time
taking treatment at st. Luke's hospi-