The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-05

and is widely known in Minnesota and
sDeakep She expects to start back 10
| Minneapolis Saturday afternoon.
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| Miss Mildred Hildreth will leave to-
night for Ironwood, Mich, to resume
| her duties as instructor in English
and music at the high school there,
after spending the holiday vacation in
Fargo at the home of her parents,
Atty. and Mrs. Nd. A. Hildreth, Eighth
| street south.
A business meeting OF the French
held on Saturday afternoon at 8
| o'clock, to elect new president. The
meeting will be held at the usual
place, the Y. w. c. A. gymnasium. All
members are requested to be present.
Mrs. w. w. Smith, who left Thurs
/ day for a few days visit in Mime
apolis with her daughter, will be
Joined there the last of this week by
/ Mr.. Smith. They expect to leave
| Minneapolis on Tuesday Of next week
for Florida, where they will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs. r. C. Fields, of Fourth street
north, will entertain the other ladies
Of the Idle Hour club and their hus-
bands at card party on Friday even
ing of next week.
/ The regular monthly sacred concert
4 at the First Presbyterian church will
1 be given next Sunday evening by the
st. Marks English Lutheran choir. The
latter will sing the cantata. Story of
Bethlehem. by Spence. assisted by Mrs.
J. C. Vincent. contralto: Arthur Pauls-
rud, bass; and Franz J. Sucher, tenor.
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| Third avenue north. entertained a few
| friends at their home Thursday evening
in celebration of Mrs. Anderson's
faatr. ~ Games we're an
lunch was served.
| Miss Della skogen, of Hillsboro, is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John A. Berg, and family in Moorhead.
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Miss Esther Calkins, of Fourth ave-
nue. south, very. pleasantly entertained
party at her home Thursday evening.
A variety OF: games afforded amuse-
ment, and lunch was enjoyed.
The local Votes For Women league
/ will meet at the Civic Centre Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Miss Florence
Manahan, of Minneapolis, well known
| suffrage worker who has been work.
| ing in this state as we'll as in Mime
| sofa and South Dakota, will be present
and will speak. The early hour is set
for her address as she expects to leave
| at S:45 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for
| Minneapolis. Mrs. Grace Clendening, of
| this city, president of the North Da-
lowing Miss Manahan. Later a social
hour and tea will be enjoyed, and be-
fore the league members adjourn they
will hold a short business meeting
| Everyone is cordially invited to attend
the meeting tomorrow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. otterburn, of 1924
throughout the holidays Ls the en' formefs
father, A. e. Otterburn, of Lidgerwood
also his sister, Miss Mabel otterburn.
of Sidney, Mont; Frank Miller, of West
Brook, MINI: and Miss Alice Ide, of
] Wabasha, MINI.
| Mrs. Oscar Rustad was hostess this
knights of Columbus hall. to the large
number of children who assisted her
in the dancing features of the play.
Midsummer Nights Dream, last spring.
| children and their friends, and over
| fifty were present at the happy affair.
Miss Ault. of the Western School of
Expression, assisted Mrs. Rustad in en-
| dancing being the diversions. Later in
the afternoon dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. John c. Haggart left Thursday
| evening for her home in Wendell,
| MIMI, after two weeks visit i'm this
L. Rohan. of Tenth street north. Mrs.
Haggart has been honor guest at num-
erous social affairs while here.
Fred and Leslie Ball entertained
about twenty-four of them boy and
girl friends at sleighing party Thurs
day evening, at the conclusion of which
| ali went to the Ball home, 353 Ninth
1 NJ
| and informal dancing was enjoyed
| later.
The girls of the Tau Sigma Sunday
school class of the First Methodist
| church, to the number of twenty, par
| ticipated in a sleighing party Thursday
their teacher and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Finch, and later went to that
couples home, 9o6 Tenth street south,
where an oyster supper was enjoyed.
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| The semi-annual meeting of the
Alpha Young Peoples society will be
| held at the United Lutheran church at
o'clock this evening. Election Of of
| the business meeting, and program
will follow, consisting of reading by
Miss Kate Lobben; musical selection
by Miss Mildred Christianson: and a
| reading by Hamlet Larson. The Misses
| Farseth and Miss Anna Solem will be
the hostesses.
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The monthly conference of officers
and teachers of all departments of the
First Presbyterian Sunday school was
held Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. N. Hatcher, 2o4 Tenth
| street north. Paul Bunce, assistant
superintendent, conducted the meeting
/ in the absence of Supt. w. L. Stock
well. Following the business and study
i session, a social hour was enjoyed, and
4 the hostess served lunch.
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Miss Elizabeth Magilrs many friends
/ will be glad to learn that she is con-
Yalescing very finely, following an OPP
GRAFTON which she underwent last
Tuesday at st. Johns hospital.
Mrs. J. w. Riley, of Tenth street
south, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the members of the Fourth division
of the Woman's union of the First Con-
gregational church. The afternoon was
| enjoyed socially, and the hostess serv-
ed lunch. About dozen were present.
The ladies of st. Joseph's society of
Moorhead met in the hall of that name
on Thursday afternoon, for the annual
election of officers. Mrs. Julius Aske
| was chosen as president. The hostesses
during the social hour were Mesdames
4 W. N Wamback, II. C. Rogers, Roy
McCarty and J. Wamback.