The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-21
Society NeuS

I program feature was given by Mrs. J.
| l.. Angel, who related interesting
lima, which this society is helping TO
support. The ladies busted themselves
during the afternoon with Red Gross
knitting.
Grand Forks Herald: Mayor James
Dinnie entertained the Kanadian Kid
dies and their party at his home Sun
day afternoon, following the drive
about the city at which they were
guests Of the Elks. Tea and confec-
tertainers and their mothers. who
proved to be very charming people"
Initiation featured the meeting Of
Chapter f, F. f. o., held Monday eve
ming with Mrs. G. J. Pattison as host
ess. The ladies knitted for the Red
Cross during their social hour, and a
dainty lunch followed, Mrs. Pattison
being assisted by Mrs. Walter Treat
Pom poms in the P. f. o. colors, yell
low and white, were used as decora-
lions.
Miss Julia Newton, Of the extension
department of the A. c., is conducting
this afternoon in the Central high
school building at Grand Forks, under
the auspices OF group of women
from the Florence Crittenton circle of
Grand Forks.
Red Cross knitting was the diver
sien Of the Sigma Thetas of Fargo
college at their meeting Tuesday eve
ming with Miss Frances Lamb, Moor
head.
Announcement was made Saturday
in St. Paul of the engagement Of Miss
Clara Hill. daughter of the late James
J. Hill to Erasmus Christopher Lind
La rvfrA
and member of the board of directors
Of the Great Northern railroad. Miss
Hill has been deeply interested in
charitable work and with the aid OF
her father did much for the relief of
suffering in Belgium. personal
friend of both the king and queen of
Belgium, the plight of that country
appealed TO her particularly. She was
the chairman of the St. Paul Belgium
relief commission. Miss Hill gave the
site and later erected the building of
the Visitation convent in St. Paul Mr..
Lindley is a University Of Michigan
man, was formerly assistant states
attorney of Cook county, Illinois, and
for many years was associated with |
former Gov. Charles S. Dineen of Illi-
nois in the prosecution of vice and
graft conditions in Chicago.
Mrs. N. Mcclellan. Eleventh street |
north, will be hostess Thursday after
noon to the J. F. F. club members, !
at their regular meeting.
At the stated meeting Of Mecca
o. E. s.. Thursday evening
at the Masonic temple, the annual
election OF officers will be the chief |
item of business. The meeting will |
be called to order at 1880 o'clock.
Blake Tyler, a son of Bishop and |
Mrs. J. Poyntz Tyler. of Fargo. has |
North
Dakota club which Is a section of the |
Booster club at the Washington and |
Lee university. The club has formal
ly pledged it's unqualified support to |
the crisis through which both are
passing, and the student body voted |
to request all private
houses, clearinghouse and dining
clubs furnishing meals to students. to
inaugurate at once a meatless and
a wheatless day each week.
Mrs. F. c. Hall. Ninth avenue north.
was hostess Tuesday afternoon to the
First Baptist Ladies Aid society,
whose members enjoyed fine talk on
Katherine Jensen. of the A c. As
5istant hostesses during the social
lour were Mesdames V. J. Baldwin
and W. T. Warner.
The Cathedral club Of Fargo cleared
about $25 for its soldiers and sailors
fund, from the benefit social which II
held Monday evening in the club
rooms. Nearly forty couples were
present, and a delightful evening was
enjoyed Twenty-Five members Of the
club are now either in the
or naval service, and 1t Is
planned to send them membranes
both at Thanksgiving and Christmas
lime.
The First Presbyterian Womans
society. which met Tues