The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-04

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society, in place of Mrs. silas Craig,
who recently moved from Fargo.
There was an attendance Of fifty-
five, and during q social hour Mes
danes Charles Foster. T. g. Boards
ley, J. L. Angel, Dan @. Davis and
William Sandy were the hostesses,
serving lunch.
Miss Nellie EarIeS. Tower City. and
Miss Clara Little, Bismarck, both Of
whom will be members Of the sopho-
more, class at Fargo college this
year, returned to Fargo Tuesday.
Mrs. J. @. Kossick. until recently,
of Fargo. is visiting in Bismarck as
the guest OF her brother, =. C. Lang
and family. being en- route to Glen
dive, Mont, her future home.
Miss Lulu Thompson. who had
been employed in the Rodenberg &
Schwoebel store at New Rockford,
for some time. has come TO Fargo to
remain with her mother and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Kline. left Tues
day afternoon for Kent, o., where
they will make their future home.
They have been living at 1923 Elev-
enth street north since their marriage
last May, and prior to that both had
been residents Of Fargo for some
time. Mr.. Kline will go into the
lumber business with his brother,
Clarence Kline. In Kent.
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Miss Eileen Sullivan expects to
leave next Sunday for Minneapolis.
She will be a senior this year at the
University OF Minnesota.
Mrs. Elmer May, Ninth avenue
south, was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the Mosaic club ladies, who
spent the time knitting. Club guests
yesterday were Mesdames c. H.
Geary, F. o. Olson and John Flat.
The club will meet again in two
weeks. at the home Of Mrs. George
Rusk, on Front street.
An interesting meeting Of the
Writer'S section - of the Fine Arts
club was held Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. r. J. Thompson.
The chairman, Miss Blanche True,
being absent, her thorough synopsis
OF clever short story, ice Water
Pl-', written by Fannie Hurst,
was given by Miss. Irene Lelmbachsr.
The remainder OF the program was
reading OF her original motion pic
turs scenario, carefully worked out
along the lines prescribed by a
recognized authority on scenario
writing.
An address by DR.. MsIuna, readings
BY Mrs. Glazer and vocal solos by
Miss Gsnevieve Burns were pleasing
program features of the Bethany
Young Peoples society meeting
Wednesday evening in the Pontoppi-
dan Lutheran church parlors. Mrs.
Anna johnson was hostess during
the social hour. .,. ... ..-. ..
A very Interesting meeting Of the
Child Conservation league was held
Wednesday afternoon at the Y. w.
c. A. parlors. The program consist
ed Of thoughtful papers by Mrs. A.
2. Bestic. on How Shall Timidity Be
Overcome In Child Life? Mrs. G. s.
Won Sien. on Barriers We Raise Be-
tween Our Girls and a Self-reliant,
Purposeful and Courageous Life; and
Mrs. Max Mentzer, on Facts to Tell
Children Which Will Show Them the
Beauties and Usefulness OF Storms
4 vice president and secretary, to
MI vacancies left by recent resigna-
tons, were not elected yesterday,
that matter being postponed until the
next meeting. While the papers kere
being read the auditors busted them
selves with knitting.
Mrs. o. o. Churchill, 1924 Eleventh
avenue north, was hostess wednes-
day afternoon to the Priscilla club
ladies, at their first regular meeting
Of the fall. Most OF the club rnena-'
hers are knitting now for the Red
Cross, and nearly every one was
present wednesday. The club will.
meet every two weeks this season,
as usual.
Lindley J. Townsend, formerly of
Fargo a number Of years ago, now OF
at the home OF his brother, s. w.
Townsend, Fifth avenue south. I.
]. Townsend makes an annual visit
to Fargo. y
Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence, 1928 Fifth
avenue south, entertained informal
ly at ] o'clock luncheon today. Cow
ers were laid for about sixteen, and
honor guests were Mrs. G.. S. Church
III and Mrs. Franklin Potter, from
Casselton, and Mrs. Charles Lowell,
from Los Angeles. Knitting was the
diversion OF the afternoon.
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The annual. joint social given by
the Y, M. G. A. and the Y. w. c. A.
OF the "A. @. will be held next Satur-
day evening in the college armory,
beginning at so'clock.
Mrs. =. Robinson. Of SIC Sixth
avenue north, entertained six guests
ut dinner Wednesday evening in honor
OF, her son, Fay Wilson and wife,
and her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Nelson.
The affair celebrated the birthday
anniversaries OF Mrs. Nelson and
Mr.. Wilson. Pink roses and ferns
formed the table decorations. A thea
ter party followed the dinner.
DR.. Wells, state evangelist for the
church, who recently
moved to Fargo, will speak this even
Ing at 1880 o'clock 90 the Bethel Sun
day school. saR a
Mrs. NJ. G. Young Is expected home
this afternoon from Dickinson. where
she gave an address on Red Cross
Work before the North Dakota
Federation OF Women's clubs.