The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-19

Ladies' Aid society is entertaining
the missionary societies, of other
churches this afternoon at the an
nual union meeting. The speaker of
the afternoon is Miss Elisa Cortez,
of Buenos Aires, South America,
secretary of the Y. w. c. A. there,
whose work lies among the Argen-
tine girls. Other items of the pro-
gram will include a vocal solo by
Mrs. Paul B. Griffith, devotional
+ service led by Mrs. Harvey J. Moore,
a brief talk by Miss Elizabeth Nc
/ Kenzie, and the closing hymn. The
Altar circle will serve. refreshments
during the social hour that is to fol-
low the program.
All friends are invited to attend
the reception which will be given in
honor of the Fargo public school
teachers at the First Methodist
church Friday evening by the ladies
OF the Pastors Aid society. The
reception will be held in the parlors
Of the church. The hour for the
reception Is o'clock.
Miss Ruth Kennedy has returned
home from the twin cities, where
she has been studying for the last
few months with Shiveley, at the
McPhail School of Music. Miss
Kennedy, who is a graduate of the
Dakota conservatory, will resume her
teaching of stringed instruments at
that conservatory this fall.
An interesting rally was held
Tuesday evening by the Woman's
ent guilds, at the First Presbyterian
r. n Il IF
Fargo college, as the chief speaker.
The prayer service was led by Rev.
T. ]. Graham. pastor, and a group
of vocal numbers was given by Miss
Ethel Sanborn. In direct charge Of
the social hour that followed were
Mrs. Hansche, Mrs. George Sweet
land and Mrs. E. G. Allison, and girls
Of the Westminster guild assisted IN
serving refreshments.
Miss Kraabel, of Galesburg, N. D.,
daughter of Lieutenant Governor
Kraabel, left for home this morning
after spending several days in Far
go as the guest of Mrs. L. r. Bux-
ton. She accompanied Mrs. Buxton
home on the latter's return Satur-
day night from holding Red Cross
organization meetings in Clifford and
Galesburg, at which places Mrs.
Buxton made three addresses in the
one day. Miss Kraabel will return
to Fargo soon to enter as a student
az the A. G. Lieutenant Governor
Kraabel motored to Fargo Tuesday
to accompany his daughter home. II
Miss Winnifred Tousley left this
morning for her home in Glendale,
N. D.. after a ten days visit in Far
go at the home of her brother, w.
w. Tousley and family.
Miss Lillian Wineman, librarian at
Devils Lake, was in Fargo Tuesday
between trains, calling on friends.
She was on her way home from the
twin cities, where she had been at
tending the Minnesota state fair.
Miss Wineman is a niece of Attorney
Wineman, of Grand Forks.
-
Mrs. ]. T. faster, of Sheldon, is in
Fargo for a visit of day or so with
her daughter, who will be a student
this year at the Dakota conserva-
tory.
The Ladies' Aid society of ziont
Evangelical church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock with
Mrs. Mary Teichman, 40 Fifth street
south. The ladies' are asked to take
their knitting.
- 4
The members and congregation of
the First Congregational church are
invited to attend the annual supper
and business meeting at the church
this evening. Supper will be served
at $3.50 o'clock by the Woman's I'm
ion.
-
All preliminary plans have been
made by the members of the Bis
marck Votes for Women league, for
the annual state convention which
will be held there Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Sept. 1925. A committee
composed of Mrs. Bodenstab, chair
man; Mrs. Victor j. LaRose and Miss
Aldyth Ward, was appointed to take
charge Of the LOCAL plans. It is plan
ned to hold dinner at the Hotel
Mckenzie Tuesday evening in the
Grand theatre. Mrs. Simpson, wife
of Judge Simpson Of Minneapolis,
viii address the Tuesday evening
meeting. Other meetings will be
held in the parlors of the Mckenzie.