The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-12

each; J. c. Hunter sang, with Mrs.
w. G. Buttree as accompanies: and
several games in which all Joined,
followed. Light refreshments were
| served by the Ladies' Aid society.
The parlors were prettily decorated
in yellow and red chrysanthemums,
autumn leaves, palms and ferns.
A large number of the high school
students of both Fargo and Moor
head attended the first Of the sea-
sons Fargo Junior hops, at the X. c.
hall Saturday evening. Malchow's
orchestra played for the dancing,
which began at $3.50 o'clock. The
very successful party was in charge
of a committee that had for its
chairman Leslie Ball, a Junior in
Fargo high school:
Mrs. J. F. Thompson, Ayr, n. D.,
left Friday for Flint, Mich, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. w. G.. Parker. for
several months. Her daughter. Miss
Jessie Thompson, accompanied her
mother as far as Fargo, returning
home Saturday morning. Miss
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Parker are all graduates Of the North
Dakota Agricultural college. Mrs.
Parker was formerly Miss Matilda
Thompson.
At the Writer'S section meeting
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Florence
Bunce will read a two-phase story,
and Mrs. A. II. Colweu will give an
ANALYSIS Of one OF HoIworthy Halls
stories.
George r. Nelson left Saturday
night for Newport News, Va, where
Mrs. Nelson has been visiting for
some time with their daughter. Mrs. |
Emery Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson |
will go to New Orleans soon after |
Christmas, to visit their son, 1t. H. |
G. Nelson, who expects to be given |
a furiough from the army then.
The Second division of the First
Baptist Ladies' Aid society will meet |
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. r. b. |
McCTacken, liz Broadway.
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The regular meeting OF. the Home |
Economics section OF the Fine Arts |
club will be held this evening in the |
domestic science lecture room at
Ceres hall. A paper on The Business |
OF Housekeeping viii be given by |
Mrs. Z. M. Crime.
The Scandinavian w. Q. 7. u. will |
meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. s, |
simonson. 403 Eighth avenue south. |
Mrs. L. Sundquist and Mrs. Jergen- |
son will be assistant hostesses. Miss /
will be the speaker OF the
evening, and there will be other
program features. All members and
friends are invited.
An illustrated lecture on temper
ance will be given this evening in i
Bethel chapel, Fifteenth street south, Il
1t 1880 o'clock, by Mrs. Lille b. II
Bowers. state lecturer for the w. c.
T. u.
Mrs. H. r. Turner is in Mime
polls. for q few days visit with her
laughter. Miss Helen Turner, a stud
mt this year at the Minnesota "U".
Rev. and Mrs. r. PearseS~ and
laughter Miss Harriet. 1895 Eighth
treet north, entertained a few
riends Saturday evening at con-
erYation dinner. The rooms were II
decorated in the national colors. The
able was centered with the fags II
# the allies, and Woodrow Wilson's
nd Herbert Hoover's pictures hung
n the walls. Uncle Sam" was pres
mt and looked on approvingly. The
lNh OF serving a "HEdL6&b anu
leatless meal so far as possible.
1as carried out in the delicious
unch. The ladies were busy knitting
or the soldiers, and all engaged in
A letter from Wash
ngton, d. c., written by Earle Pear
on, son OF Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Pear
ON, told his impressions Of the CAPT.
III city and Mt. Vernon, the senate
hamber and its members. Those
resent at the affair were Mr.. and
Irs. H. ]. Christensen, Mr. and
frs. J. II. Sheppard, Prof. and Mrs.
IcArdle and children, and Miss II.
anderson. The latter and Eloise Nc
Ardie helped serve.
Following regular class work, the
econd in the series OF informal
Iances which Mrs. Oscar Rustad Is
lolding hi-weekly at the Cemstock
Iotel, will be enjoyed this evening
GAINES GETS SITUATION.
The FIRST State bank OF Dog
den asked Dakota Business col
Iege for an assistant cashier and
Frank Gaines was sent to the