The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01


The Round Table club met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. B.
Holt. Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence had
written an interesting paper on John
Hay and Pike Literature. but was
not able to be present so 1t was read
by Mrs. p. w. .Farnham. The Schools
of Tomorrow was the subject taken
up in a paper by Mrs. w. S. Birch,
and Mrs. III. w. Gearey spoke on
Clinics in the Schools. The latter
talk was supplemented by Miss
Agnes Kloman, school nurse, with
considerable interesting first-hand
information.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Black returned
home Friday night from q three
weeks visit in Chicago, New York,
South Bend, Ind, Milwaukee, Duluth
and Grand Forks. They visited their
daughters at South Bend and Duluth,
spending Thanksgiving at the latter
place, and in Grand Forks were
guests at the home of their son, Nor
man d. Black.
George Root, Cakes, N. D., who Is
here attending the Older Boys con-
ference at the Fargo Y. NJ, G. A, is
a guest at the homes of his uncle,
G. G. Ladd and family, and his aunt,
Mrs. Scott Hall and family. His sis
ter, Nellie May Root, will arrive here
from Cakes Monday, and will also
homes. Miss Root comes to attend
the annual Boys and Girls confer
ence at the A. G. next week, and will
be accompanied by Miss Crabtree,
the Glendale teacher who will be in
charge of the delegates from her
county. Miss Root won the prize of
expenses Of her trip to the Fargo
conference, for the excellence of her
work in canning vegetables from her
war garden this last summer.
L. e. Goodwin, formerly Fargo Y.
NJ. G. A. secretary but later Of
jamestown, who has been at Camp
Cody for military training in Y. M. G.
A. work, left Friday for jamestown,
from which place he will go to Colon,
Mich, where his wife is visiting her
parents. Secretary Goodwin, who
had been in Fargo since Wednesday,
will report at headquarters in New
York city after a brief visit at Colon,
and expects to said for France in the
near future. Mrs. Goodwin will re-
turn to Fargo to stay with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Hollins-
head.
Miss Anna v. Rice, the Y. w. c. A.
war work campaign organizer from
New York city, will give the address
for the "Y" vesper service at the as
parlors Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock. There will be special
music by Miss Jennie Champine,
contralto. Mrs. Joseph Ames and as
will be hostesses during the
social hour.
The annual Thanksgiving program
IF the Young Peoples society of
Grace Lutheran church, Fargo, given
1T the Sons of Norway hall Friday
evening, attracted members of that
,hurch and their friends 20 the num-
per of 150.. The program included a
short play, music and readings, and
was followed by a social hour, dur
ng which the Ladies' Aid society
members presided as hostesses.
Fargo friends have received an
of the birth of an eight
pound daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. B.
=. Steele, now of % Tenth street
Iouth, Minneapolis. The little one
arrived Oct. 81.
Miss Lola LaValley, Moorhead,
Who leaves soon for a southern trip, |
Ind Miss Noel will be honor guests |
Monday evening at a dinner party to |
'e given by the Philathea club OF |
he Moorhead Congregational church, |
n the church dining room. Miss |
Joel has been visiting her uncle and |
lunt, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moody, |
n Moorhead, for several months, and |
IN
Hiss LaValley is president of the /
'hilathea class.
Kenneth Goodwin. son of Mr.. and [
drs. p. l.. Goodwin, is spending his
vacation from school
uties at the Minnesota 'U", in
largo.
Chapter e, p. Z. o. of Fargo will
leet next Monday evening with
frs. Scott T. Hall, fiat No. 4, 1101s
roadway.
he regular study meeting of the
.ings Heralds, held at the First
Lethodist church Friday afternoon.
The New Era club will meet Mon
Nv afternoon with Mrs. A. G. Lacy.
FRS. d. Fisher will review Judge
EN- Lindsay's book, The Beast and
ne Jungle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Drummond,
d. Seventh street south, have as
lests their son, Captain Royal H.
rummond and his bride, who will
e here until the first of next week.
aptain Drummond has been on in.
ruction duty at Fort Smelling for
le last three months, and will go |
ON here to Des Moines, Ia, to re-
0rt for duty with the Eighty eighth I,
fantry division at Camp Dodge.
e will be accompanied by his wife,
no was formerly Miss Margaret
cid, st. Paul She is a daughter
Rev. and Mrs. John d. Reid, the
rmer being pastor of the Unity
lurch of st. Paul. The couple were :
arried on Nov. 10, in ST. Paul. They !
ere in Fargo for a brief visit ear
sr in the month, with Captain ]
rummond's parents.
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Misses Hazel and Helen johnson,
asselton, are visiting Misses Mary
Id Grace Ross, 702 Thirteenth street
nth. II
The reSular meeting of the Broad
ay Methodit Ladies' Aid society s
as held Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Gorge Hulseit. Eighth avenue north.
ID Cross knitting occupied the :
dies following their business ses-
On. &
Everything is ready for the first /
adona dance to be given Dec.
the X. @. hall. Seventy couples G
We signed up for the popular dan.
$. Malchow's orchestra viii furnish e
e music and frappe will be served n
the Jones Confectionery company. d
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The Drama section Of the Fine Arts /,
10 Will meet Monday afternoon with