The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19

weeks visit with a school friend.
The Dorcas society Of the First
Lutheran church will meet this
evening with Miss Lillian Lund. s04
Third street north.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. BartIes.
Staples. MINI. formerly of Fargo,
have recently gone to Missoula.
Mont. TO reside.
Forty five new A. c. students were
guests Wednesday evening OF the
Theta Chi fraternity. the earlier
hours being spent in the blue" room
OF the Mechanics Arts building.
There the guests learned the history
OF the fraternity since it's origin. in
1904. Later a fine lunch was served
at the fraternity house. 1414 Twelfth
avenue north. and q jolly social hour
followed. Fraternity songs and yells
of various towns represented made
up a reusing program. Other honor
guests were W. @. Purdy. new COL
lege Y. III. c. A. secretary, Richard
Kraft and Dean z. s. Keene. the lat
ter an honorary member. Several
alumni members of the Theta Chi
were present. Stewart Kelly. Kloten.
course, and Hugo Pearson. Fargo. q
student in mechanical engineering.
were recently pledged to this fra
ternity. -.
Mesdames John Monson, c. II.
Kryder and ]. Gettler were hostesses
Thursday afternoon at the Monson
home, Thirteenth street south. to the
Ladies guild Of the Christian church.
whose members enjoyed an informal
social afternoon, doing soldiers re-
lief work. The attendance was good,
considering the weather.
Sewing and knitting followed the
routine business session Of the
Broadway Methodist Ladies' Aid So
ciety, held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ben Tubesing, SIS
Eleventh avenue north. A social
hour and refreshments were enjoyed
later in the afternoon.
o
Miss Helen Monson, Harwood, and
Bernard Pearson. Armenia, were
united in marriage at s o'clock
Thursday evening at the Swedish
Lutheran parsonage. Fargo, Rev. @.
o. Schoberg officiating. The couple
were attended by Miss Eleanor
and Melvin Evenson,, the latter OF
Fargo. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson will re-
side on a farm in this county.
At the st. Marks English Lutheran
Aid society meeting Thursday after
noon at the church, Mrs. o. A. Stew
ems gave a very pleasing program
Of vocal numbers. Routine business
was transacted, and hostesses during
the social hour were Mesdames L. NJ.
Ellefson and l. Howard. The at
tendance was large.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Chaplin, Min
neapolis. are expected to arrive in
a day of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Purcell,
3s2 Eighth avenue south. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaplin are en- route to Grand
Forks on a business trip.
Mrs. D. c. Whitman and Mrs.
PAGE were hostesses Thursday after
noon at the formers home, Fourth
street north, to the Plymouth Con-
sregational Ladies' Aid society at its
regular meeting. A brief business
session was followed by knitting
bee. and lunch was served during a
social hour.
Despite the storm. there were seven
tables at play Thursday afternoon at
the w. r. c. card party in A. o. u. w.
hail. EuchTe was the game of the aft
ernoon. The corps realized about IS,
which will be used to buy yarn to
make articles for the Co. B and other
North Dakota soldiers. Another card
party for the same purpose will be
held in about two weeks.
The Zuky Zan club did not meet
Thursday evening as planned, because
tertained instead next Tuesday eve
ming by Miss Lucille Welsh.
4 A social evening for members and
church is announced for hext Friday
evening at 1880. The committee on
entertainment is Taylor Thompson, J.
@, Garrison, w. III. Northrop and DR..
j. G. Dillon. The refreshments Will be
in charge Of w. J. Lane, s. 8. Lyon.
N. Hatcher, w. II. 0tterburn, w. +.
Sudro and Rev. T. J. Graham. The
program will include music and read
ings and a general social time. This
is the first of a series of evenings OF
sociability planned by this church for
the winter.
Miss Edith Peterson received a mes
sage Wednesday announcing the
demise of her brother, Philip w. Pet
erson, of San Diego, Cal
Mrs. F. j. Thompson, First avenue
south, arrived home Thursday evening
from Minneapolis, where she had been
for two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. F. c. BreyeF and baby daugh-l