The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-04


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church, Monday evening at her home
In the Patrick fats. A dozen were
present, and spent the time knitting.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Marie HeaIey, 1908 Front
street, delightfully."- entertained four
couples of young people Saturday eve
Pritchett and Miss Dorothy Ayers,
both Of whose birthday anniversaries
are thus celebrated. Cards, dancing
and music were the diversions, and
were followed by lunch.
Mrs. T. J. Peterson, Medina, n. D.,
who is visiting at the w. II. Burley
home in Moorhead, was surprised
there Sunday evening by a dozen
friends, who took lunch and presented
her with a pretty cut glass dish. An
Informal social evening was enjoyed.
son will be held this week.
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The Alpha Kappa Phi fraternity of
the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege will give the first OF it's series
S Of dances a. the 1Fmory Friday eve
Malchow's orchestra.
The Dakota Conservatory Faculty
Knitting club will meet this evening
with Mrs. Sophia Boehmer, 1888
Fourth avenue south. The club meets
every two weeks, and devotes its time
to knitting for the soldiers. over half
Of its members are doing Red Cross
knitting.
The first of two evening meetings
planned for this season by the Fort
nightly club was enjoyed Monday
evening, when the club members en-
tertained their husbands at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs; r. o. Knerr, Eighth
street south. About thirty in All were
present. The attractive program that
preceded the social hour was featured
by a splendid talk on The Voice of
the People, by Herbert e. CASTOR, who
defined the press as not really being
an expression of the ideas of an edi-
tor so much as OF those Of the people
themselves. His talk comprised many
interesting flights into the fascinat-
ing realm Of the press, and OF the In
fiuence it wields, Further program
numbers were the reading of an ex-
cerpt from The Man Without Coun-
try, by Mrs. w. w. Fuller; and q
group Of three songs by Hewison Pol
lock, with Miss Evelyn Patterson as
his aecompanist. Mrs. r. M. Pollock,
Richards comprised the club commit
tee assisting Mrs. Knerr. Light re-
freshments were served following the
program. and decorations were OF yell
low chrysanthemums.
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The Dakota Conservatory Faculty
Knitting club will meet this evening
with Mrs. Sophia Boehmer 1893
every two weeks, and deyotes its time
TO knitting for the soldiers. over
half Of its members are doing Red
Cross knitting.
The Ladies Aid society No. 2 Of the
First Lutheran church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. G. Narum, 523 Eighth street
north.
The College department OF the First
Methodist Sunday school has all fan
and early winter been sending sweet
meats, preserves, Jellies, candy, cake
and cookies at frequent intervals to
o SDer ana Gl % S,isg p0g ana t az the GPesI
Lakes Naval Training station. The
department also sent quite q quantity
of fruit cake and candy TO the hospt-
tails in France, through the Fargo
War Relief association recently. The
department has a service COMMITTEES
which directs such giving, and prac~
tically all the members Of the girls
class are knitting either for the Red
Cross or for individual soldier or sail-
or friends.
The Child Conservation league will
resume it's meetings Wednesday after
noon, meeting at $3.50 in the Y. VIC.
A. parlors.
Miss Lyla Margaret Thomas and
Burleigh Mason spa1ding, the latter
Of Buxton. whose engagement was re-
Gently announced, wiz be quietly mar
ried this evening at $3.50 o'clock az the
home OF the bride-eIect's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. IT. w. Thomas, 1924 Eleventh
avenue north. Only the immediate
relatives OF the couple will be present
at the wedding. .+.s ,s.t
Mrs. Swan Johnson and daughter
Helen. 727 Fourth street north ar
rived home Monday night from Car
rinaton, where they had been visiting
Mrs. Ed Healey, another daughter OF
Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Minnie NaEeI, for the last Ave
years postmistress at Haymarsh. n:
the state board of control. who lives
&C Haymarsh. was married on
Thanksgiving morning 20 GreRoire
Kastner, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Kastner. Of the same place. The event
Haymarsh. Miss Theresa Nagel and
Leo Kastner attended the couple. The
wedding united two or western Nor
ton eounty's oldest and most proml-
nent families. The couple have ale
ready taken up their residence on the
bridegroom's fine farm. near the elder
Mr.. Kastner's homestead.
M ID. Hood. eli Ninth street north,
OF the Standard OH Co.'S Fargo Once
force, lis improving now after
weeks severe illness Of quinHy. He
IL still confined TO the house, how
ever.
The Daughters OF Isabella viii hold
their regular meeting Wednesday
evening al 8 o'clock in X. G. hall.
Mrs. y. a. Pierce will leave this
evening for Washington, -. c., where
she will attond as q delegate from
this state, the National Suffrage con-
vention all next week. Mrs. =. II.
Wilder. another delegate from Fargo,
- already in the east and Will be at
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