The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-06


has been given number Of Jars of
fruit. The club meeting was held
with Mrs. Frank Bracelin and Mrs.
Alex Bruce. at the formers home.
Mrs. Crabbe read paper on Effects
Of the Civil War on American
Literature; Mrs. Olson one on Stand
ing Army or Working Army; and
Mrs. Birch and Mrs. Hancock led the
conversation on Military Training in
the Public schools.
The Book and Thimble club will
meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. p. III. Stranahan, 356 Seventh
avenue south. Every member is
urged to attend, as special business
will be considered.
Gethsemane guild will open it's tea
room in the deLendrecie store next
Tuesday instead OF this afternoon, as
planned. The chairmen. OF divisions
take charge for a given length OF
time, and the members care FOR the
tea room afternoons, in rotation.
The program planned for the an
nua1 Y M. and z. w. c. A. student
reception at the A. c. this evening
will open with a short talk by Pres.
q. r. Ladd, following which an
original sketch will be given by
Harold Rasmussen: DR.. Putnam
will give a cornet solo; Thomas Bux-
ton will appear in reading; and
the Girls quartet will sing a num-
Der. The rest Of the evening will
be devoted to various games. When
the guests assemble in the armory
they will be given Identification
cards to sign. These cards are
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details OF the individuals name,
color Of the eyes, where from,
favorite pAstin1e and remarks for
recognition. A Jolly time Is assur-
ed by the association hosts and
hostesses.
Eight members of the Scandinav-
ian w. c. T. u. are meeting this af-
ternoon at the home. OF Mrs. c. Lar
son, is South Terrace, to make
sample comfort bags. These will be
union taking home materials for
these bags so much in demand by
the soldiers.
Miss Beatrice Guinness, Barnes
vile, a graduate Of Fargo college,
who taught in the Langdon high
school last year, will not return to
that position. Miss Guinness will en-
roll next week at Minnesota ''U".
Miss Ann Patterson, Lake Park, |
Mimi, arrived here Friday evening |
from Rustad, Mimi. where she is |
teaching, and Is the weekend guest |
Of friends.
The regular meeting of the w. r. |
G. will be held Monday afternoon in
G. A. r. hall.
Mrs. w. F. Bacher, president. who
had just returned from q church |
convention at Kilburne, Wis, gave
an interesting talk Friday afternoon
at the st. Marks Ladies' Aid and
Missionary society meeting, at the
church. The ladies knitted and sew
ed for the Red Cross, and during the |
social hour Mrs. Nels johnson and |
Mrs ~ T. Nelson served refresh /
ments. The meeting was largely at
tended.
Seass Rockwell, who returns soon |
to Minneapolis to resume his studies |
at Minnesota "U', is spending q few |
days in Fargo with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. o. Rockwell, Thirteenth
street south.
The Erodelphian Literary of |
the Horace Mann school met FRI
day afternoon, the following new
officers being installed by last years |
officers, who n went over from the
Central school for that purpose:
President, Marion Bender; vice.
president, Mabel Bergherm; secre-
tary, Nora Aasgard; treasurer, Mabel
"a
critic, Myrtle Euren. Miss Lillian
Forth is faculty adviser. Those do
ing the installing also served lunch
following a short program, the lat
ter consisting OF readings by Grace
Vollar, Margaret Shepperd and An
toinette Whitman, and a duet by
Marion Zickefoose and Edna john
son. The Central school hostesses |
were Margaret Shepperd, Margaret |
Boerth, Lucille Bert, Antoinette |
Whitman and Grace Yollar.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Whiting re-
turned Friday TO their apartments at |
the Gardner, having closed their cot |
tage at Detroit lake. Mrs. Whiting |
will leave Monday for q short visit |
with friends in Minneapolis.
Dean and Mrs. q. r. vowles, Sixth
street south, are parents Of a son, |
born Friday. Dean Vowles Is q
member Of the Fargo college faculty.
Mrs. Robert Tuffs, Of Moorhead, is
home from a Ave weeks visit In
Spokane. Wash.
Mrs. N. k. Hubbard and daughter,
Mrs. Walter Lorshbough and the
latter's little daughter Elizabeth, who
have been in Fargo for several
weeks, left Friday night for New
York city.
Miss Marjorie Iceberg, formerly OF
Fargo. now OF Minot, has returned
to Fargo to resume her studies at
eie - -" -
Z Mrs. 7. n. Sloan returned Friday
to Fargo after having spent the
summer at her cottage on Detrot
lake.
Miss Madeline Keller 10 home
from a two weeks visit with friends
in the twin cities.
Miss Gather Kelley, Of Barnes
Vile, Will be a student this year at
the North Dakota Agricultural COL
lege.
Miss Lillian Colwell, Fargo coll
lene student, left Friday for her
home in Davenport. N. o.. being cali
I'd by an accident to her father. Mr..
colwer suffered quite severe injuries
In fall.
The New Era club will meet Mon
fay afternoon &C the Crittenton
Home, and each member is asked 70
take q quart of preserves for use at
that institution. AS a program fea-
L,,rn AHrn u III Wilder will give b |