The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-15

for some OF the poor OF the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bruce. Of the
night Tor Chicago. where they viii
spend two days prior TO going 20
Crawfordsyille. Ind, 70 visit DR.. and
Mrs. Risteigen. From Charlottesville
, Mr. and a., Mrs Bruce viii go to Grid ,.s
relatives Of Mrs. Bruce.
Mrs. r.. #. Grant, who closed her
house on Eighth street south, early In
the week, her son. James Grant, and
her niece, Miss DeGolyer. have taken
apartments at the Gardner. hotel for
the winter.
Mrs. r. e. weibIe viii be taken
home today from st. Johns hospital,
where she underwent q minor opera
ton recently.
Miss Trangsrud entertained the
Dorcas society OF the First Lutheran
church Friday evening at the home
Of Mrs. William A. Campbell, Third
avenue north. Knitting and sewing
were the order Of the evening.
Miss Fanny .Clapp arrived home
Thursday evening from Boston. Mass,
where she Is a student this year at
the Emerson College OF Oratory. Miss
Clapp will remain in Fargo until aft
Va AA0 AA0AAN1SSs
Miss Margaret Huntoon, Moorhead,
left today for Des Moines, Ia to ass
sist in a series of eight concerts to be
given by the Y. NJ G. "A. for the SOL
diers at Camp Dodge. Miss Huntoon
is daughter Of Mrs. 1. A. Huntoon.
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Miss Aline Stone will arrive in Far
so this evening to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Stone. Miss Stone has been in CHI
cage, studying piano at Bush conser-
vatory under the direction of Nine.
Julie Rive King, since last fall.
Several infants quilts and robes
were included in the fine amount or
work done Friday afternoon by the
Island Park Charity circle which met
with Mrs. Il. =. Goodrich sixth street
will be with Mrs. ]. A. Shaw, Sixth
street south.
A st. Joseph's Red Gross auxiliary
ciety ladies of Moorhead at their
meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs. 9.
s. Marden was made auxiliary chair
man. The ladies will do Red Cross
work at their regular meetings every
two weeks in st: Joseph's hall, and
will also meet during the alternate
weeks, in the Red Cross rooms at the
Moorhead postoffics. ~
Mrs. Robert Clendening will return
to her home at Wimbledon tonight,
after spending a few days in Fargo
as the guest OF Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neil
at the DIR. Il. M. barrow home, Eighth
street south.
In Minot the Pythian Sisters have
each voted to give 81 to be used for
war relief work. Mrs. Joseph Rowan
has charge OF collecting the fund in
that city. Pythian Sisters elsewhere
are engaged in a similar campaign,
and as this is one of the largest wo-
mems organizations in the country,
the results will materially aid in the
war work.
Grand Forks Herald: The Eastern
Star Thursday turned over to the
Cross a check for 500, representing
the proceeds from the county fair
held recently at the Masonic temple.
The Masons co-operated in the plans
for the affair which washed on two
evenings, and which proved one Of
the most entertaining and successful
festivals that has been offered the
local public for some time. The
Eastern Star has q Red Cross auxii-
larry, OF which Mrs. w. II. Wither-
stine is chairman, and to which prac=
tically all Eastern STIR members be-
long. They meet weekly for Red
Cross sewing, and have turned in
large amounts OF splendidly made
articles. as well as contributed gem
erous sums Of money.
Mrs. David J. deLendrecie, SIC
Fourth avenue south, who underwent
an operation two weeks ago at St.
Johns hosnatal, is now able TO be I'D
and around part Of the time, but will
not be out Of the house for another
week or so. Mrs. deL.endreeie was
taken home from the hospital a week
ago Friday. She expects to resume
instruction Of her dancing classes
about the middle Of January.
Martin stanton Toy. who has been
bedfast for seven weeks with an at
tack OF bronchial pneumonia, was
not SO well again today, but 1t is
hoped, with the improvement in his
condition recently, that he viii be
able to sit up at least part Of the
, time by Christmas day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Foy have apartments at the
Mcintyre home. 416 Eighth street
south,
The Round Table club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. II, w. Gearey,
Tenth street south. Mrs. @. w. Hag-
CART gave a paper on Transition
Poets and Mrs. r. b. Blakemore
gave one on immigration. Mrs. w.
III. Horton, who was to have led in
discussion on Ellis Island, is absent
from the city and sent in a written
discussion, which. was read by Mrs.
Harold Thomson.
The meeting Of the Fargo Woman's
club Friday afternoon was with Mrs.
J. f. Dudley at the ~ w. Farnham
home. Mrs. Harry MagilI gave a
paper on Indians OF North Dakota;
Mrs. #. II Corson read Indian
Legends; and Mrs. J. b. Eaton gave
a paper on Old Forts Of North Da-