The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

The annual meeting or the FINE AFIS
club of this city will be held next Mon
day evening, March 10. at o'clock in
the Civic Centre. It will be purely q
business meeting. at which the genera
officers will be elected and the annual
reports heard. and every member OF
every section is earnestly requested to
be present The club expects to hold
an annual social session In the near fu-
ture, plans not yet being dennltety
formulated for that function. however.
The members of the Junior Philathea
class of the First Baptist church, OF
which Mrs. William r. Hill Is the
teacher, held their regular business and
social meeting Friday evening at the
Hill home, 1011 Second avenue south. A
dozen were present, and at the bust
ness session work for the year was
lowed. and Mrs. Hill served light re-
freshments.
The Sociological section Of the Fine
Arts club will meet in regular session
next Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. C. A. Morton, Eighth street south,
and will devote part of the time to dis
SssSng The Dsetnr viii fpf be ne
ly interesting one, as a report OF the
legislative committee and its recent
victory will be given by Mrs. r. e.
F. o. Olsen will be present, and will
tell the section about the Roosevelt
school club and what it is accomplish
ing.
Rev. e. c. Ford will be the speaker
Sunday afternoon for the vesper service
at the Y. w. C. A. Miss Mabel Larson
will be the soioist. and the hostesses
M Mc.A 81 a and Mrs Nj H. Bosrth. '' A '"
Mrs. o. l. sondral, of Moorhead. en-
tertained the teachers of the Third
80 kAnk ID Nyo at hnR hnV
Friday afternoon, this being the third
of a series of parties with the same
ladies as guests. The former hostesses
were Mrs. e. Fridlund and Mrs. o: p.
Edlund. Sewing and lunch were fea-
lures of very pleasant afternoon.
Miss Marie Mccormick, the former
Fargo girl who is to sing this evening
at the Fargo auditorium in connection
with the Sacred Heart academy dra-
matte offering, arrived here several days
ago from Great Falls, Mont, where she
had been visiting a sister, ana Is at tne
home of her brother, John L. McCor-
mick, on First avenue south. Miss MO
Cormick expects to return to st. Paul
about the middle of next week She has
host of friends in this city.
Mrs. A. B. Robbins and little grand
daughter, Helen Daniels, left Friday for
their home in Robbinsdale, a suburb of
months in this city at the home Of Mrs.
Robins daughter. Mrs. Wright Scott.
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Mrs C. M. Ellis, of Minneapolis. ar
rived in Fargo Friday night for visit
of three weeks here at the home of her
sister, Mrs. H. e. Kallgren, 1107 Second
avenue south.
Prof. Herman c.. Beyl, sociology in
structor at Fargo college, will address
the girls class of the college depart
ment of the First Methodist Sunday
school Sunday. morning; His subject
will be, New Age and New Standards,
and he will also touch upon the Rausch-
enbusch book, Social Principles of
Jesus, which this class is now studying.
Some fine musical features are also be-
ing arranged for this class session.
The Music section of the Fine Arts
club will meet in regular session Mon
day afternoon: March IL; at the nome
on Modern Music of Germany and Aus
tria. and will be in charge of Mrs. w.
F. Fortune. Mrs Quigley. Mrs. M r.
Knopp, MISS Jessie Walker and Mrs.
Link A meeting of the Choral group
of this section is called for o'clock,
at the same place, to be held as usual,
preceding the Music section program
Mrs. Fred w. Kruse, of Mankato,
Mimi, is in Fargo for the opening of
the Kruse store on North Broadway to-
ohy1 anu wall SPOhu SSfoAoA Ne1SS ~ SaAS
city.
w. f. Cushing left today for Bis
marck after spending about a week
here, and his wife, who had been in
Fargo for over two weeks, returned to
that city Wednesday. Mrs. Cushing re-
manned over in Fargo several days fol-
lowing the Mccormack concert, which
she secured for Fargo, and was enter
tanned informally by number of her
old friends here. Mrs. Cushing, before
leaving Fargo, expressed herself as be-
ing highly gratified with the apprecia-
ton shown from first to last of the
Mccormack engagement, holding that
it is very much worth while to work
for the big attractions when there is so
much delightful cooperation as was
evidenced in this venture.
Mrs Charles Hauser and sister, Miss
Pearle Wetmur, left Friday night for a
two weeks visit in the twin cities. On
their return they will stop at Vergas,
Mimi, to visit their mother, Mrs. A. III,
Wetmur. for a few days
Fred Porritt, of Williston. N. D., ar
rived in the city Friday and will spend
the weekend with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Porritt.
Toe Foeelberg. of Fosston. Mimi.
spent Friday in this city visiting at the
home of his sitter, Mrs. w. M. Goodheart,
on Eleventh street north, and returned
this morning. to-. Fosston. Mr.. Fogel-|
Kaspers Co. Of Chicago.
Miss Nettie Rakstad, of 9t9 Eleventh
avenue north. was hostess last evening
at a farewell party given In honor OF
several Nonpartisan league girls, Miss
Rosberg. Miss Monsoon. Miss Wood, Miss
Duffy and Miss Wetterstrom. who leave
for st. Paul Sunday. The rooms were