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

0OGlAL NOLEO
Miss Eunice Helen Macarthur.
Fargo, and Sergt. s. J. Schneider, Of
the Headquarters company Of the
337th Machine Gun Battalion, sta
toned at Camp Dodge. were quietly
married this morning at o'clock in
st. Mary's cathedral. by Father
Egan. The couples attendants were
Miss Katherine Hastings and w. p.
Ridley, both Of Fargo. The only 9TH
er witnesses of the ceremony were
relatives OF the couple. Sergeant
Schneider will return to Des Moines,
Ia, to Camp Dodge, next Monday.
His bride, who is employed in the
business office Of The Courier News,
will retain that position. Mrs.
Schneider, whose parents live at
Malta, Mont, has for number Of
years resided here at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. C. +. Christianson,
S19 Tenth avenue north. Sergeant
Schneider's parents live at Sleepy
Eye, MINI.
The Dakota Conservatory Faculty
Knitting club, OF a dozen members,
met in regular session Tuesday
evening, with Miss Bertha Hagen as
hostess at her home, Fourth avenue
south. A nice lunch was served
shortly before the meeting adjourn
ed.
Nineteen younger students of the
Dakota Conservatory of Music APP
peared in recital Tuesday evening at
the Civic Centre, the program being
well received by fair-sized audience
OF relatives and friends. The young
performers who acquitted themselves
we'll were Rosendale Iverson, Vivian
Campbell, Olive LeMeiuy. Stella Wood
Sarah McRoberts, Alice Nelson, Mil
dred Syverson, Margaret Alsop, Flor
ence and Mildred Refs, Forrest Ford,
Myra Stockdales Lois klinsmanns
Clara GRADER. Frederick Gronyold,
Ruth Boerth and Margaret Campbell
Fifty couples enjoyed the informal
dancing party given by Fargo clerks
of the Northern Pacific railway Tues
day evening. The party was held in
Moose hall, and MalchoWs orchestra
played.
r DIR. and Mrs. w. H. Hunter and
daughter, Miss Alice, will leave for
tho east next Tuesday. DE-. and Mrs.
Hunter plan TO spend two or three
weeks with relatives in Pittsburgh,
Pa, and Miss Hunter will accompany
them as far as Minneapolis, where
she will visit friends during their alb
sence in Pittsburgh.
The Missionary society of the Chris
tian church will meet Thursday after
noon at 1880 o'clock with Mrs. Norman
Herald apartments, 800 la
street. Mrs. II. g. HOUSEHOLDS
er and Mrs. Jesse Hawkins Will be IN
will be, The White. Man in Africa.
Special music has been arranged.
The woman's BENEFIT association of
the Maccabees win hold regular re-
view Thursday evening in Moose hall.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church will meet
afternoon at 1850 o'clock
with Mrs. j. +. Brauer, 7o2 Third
street north.
Miss Julia Newton, home demon
stration agent OF the A. c., is in
Grand Forks today to begin the sch
ond OF a four days food demonstra-
lion series, Monday evening and
STATIONS in Valley City.
Mrs. James Fl. Cooper left today
for Minneapolis, to take another
special course in Red Cross surgical
dressings work. Mrs. Cooper is the
sficient head OF the Surgical Dress
ngs department Of the Fargo branch.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the First Methodist church
met Tuesday afternoon In the Mars
room of the church. Mrs. Stewart
Wilson was in charge Of the pro-
gram, which was on Africa
a - p,ntrt,au, Tno,,rtaanfh aFraet
south, Is very seriously III at his
aome, and for several days has been
n a comatose condition. Miss Nellje
Hart, KiIldeer, N. D., arrived in
Fargo Tuesday night to assist his
Miss Marguerite Pinkham.
n caring for him, and viii remain
'or several days. Mr.. Pinkham Is a
prominent Fargo pioneer and owned
he first newspaper published here.
His sister, Mrs. Cooper, now a resi-
lent of San Diego, Cal, was one Of
he charter members OF the First
Methodist church.
Mrs. Carroll A. Nye and son Junior.
leave today for Long
3each, Cal, where they will spend
he winter.
Miss Winnie Bucklin, public IL
,rarian in Fargo, gave instruction
his morning to two classes OF Fargo
ligh school freshmen in the use Of
he magazine indexes at the library.
At o'clock she instructed a class
# IS, and at 10 o'clock a class of so
freshmen. The reference work at
he library during the school year is
cry heavy, and such instruction,
which Miss Bucklin has given at ina
ervaIs for the last two years, has
,een found most helpful both to the
Students and to the library force.
Miss Lola LaYalley, Moorhead. left
tuesday for q few weeks visit in
at the home of her sis
er. Mrs. Dean w. Meeker.
Sixty were at the program and SO
iaI affair held Tuesday evening BY
he Luther league at st. Marks Eng
ish Lutheran church. Program
numbers were q vocal solo by Ar
hur PauIsrud, with his wife as ac-
two readings by Mrs. r..
/. Sucher: and two duets by Mrs.
frank Johnson and Miss Nora Holt. |
ohm Bacher and George Gratias |
we're I'm charge OF the games which |
and Mrs. Frank Johnson |
Tas chairman Of the committee in !
General charge Of the party. The af-
air throughout was q very enjoy
bic one.
Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Mum and
IRIS. Savageau viii entertain the ST. |
oseph's ladies Of Mo0rhead ait Sc. 1
oseph's hall Thursday afternoon. /
very member Is urged to be pres