The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-26
Society News

the meeting OF the Alpha Delt;
Gamma chapter of the Westminste
| guild of the First Presbyterian church
at the home OF Miss Winnie Sanborn
4 who was assisted in entertaining b.
Miss May Hanson. Miss Esther Las
sons team having lost to that cap
| tanned by Miss Mae Feckler. it's mem,
bers will banquet the winners and tn,
new members at the seasons fina
meeting OF the chapter. in June.
The Young Peoples society of tn,
Swedish Lutheran church will meet il
| the church parlors this evening at S:3t
O'Clock. Mrs. c. J. Bengtson and Mrs
c. J. Thorpe will act as hostesses dur.
ing the social hour
Mrs. J. w. Conner. of Fargo, IL
| spending the week in Grand Forks al
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Sever.
son. Mr.. Conner and son Clifford, who
accompanied Mrs. Conner to Grand
Forks. returned home Tuesday.
Many friends here will regret tt
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Fisher
daughter, Miss Helen. and son, Willis
OF Tenth street south. will leave soon
for Harrisburg, Pa. where they will
reside in the future.
Mrs. ]. c. Lund. of Third street
north, entertained the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of St. Paurs Lutheran church
at it's regular meeting Wednesday aft
ernoon. Following a scripture lesson
given by Rev. C. Davick, the ladies
spent the afternoon socially and with
sewing. Mrs. Lund later serving lunch
The woman's Benefit association OF
the Maccabees will hold regular re-
view this evening at 1880 sharp. at
Eagles hail. on Fifth street north. At
members and their friends for enjoy
ment of an old -fashioned dancing
party given by the ladies Of the
order. ar &c.,.
The first OF a series Of dancing
parties that will be given by the
Ladies' drill team of the local M. B.
A.. was held at the Dacotah cafe Wed
nesday evening. and was largely at
tended. The music for the informal
program of dances was furnished by
Andersons orchestra. Another OF
these parties will be given Saturday
evening. 49,. ..
The members of the drill team OF the
went to Grand Forks last evening,
were entertained at a banquet at the
Columbia hotel shortly after O'CLOCK:
Covers were laid for the members OF
GERS of the Grand Forks camp. follow
ing the banquet, the guests were taken
to the Odd Fellows hall, where they
gave a fancy drill for the beneht OF the
members of Golden Rod camp
Meetings of a large Red Cross class
organized on the south SIDE, which 10
under the instruction Of pr Dr.. Gr cn1Sssa
in Professor STATIONS room. The next
session will be on Friday evening at,
O'Clock All on the south side are urg-
ed to join.
The nineteen Fargo college seniors
will wear their academic caps and
gowns for the first time at chapel
Service next Saturday, when Judge G.
day has been designated as annual Cap
and Gown day at the college, and the
seniors are preparing appropriate cere-
monies for the occasion.
Mrs. Lillian Pinney, of Tenth street
north, leaves tonight for Chicago,
where she will remain for week, on
a business trip.
Parliamentary drill by Mrs. F. H.
Taylor followed the routine business
session OF the Child Conservation
league at it's regular meeting WednMe ss
-
Mentzer, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Eaton
were named as committee to nomin-
ate officers, the annual election to take
place at the leagues next meeting.
Mrs Taylor was leader of the program
yesterday, and the first paper given
was one left over from the meeting of
March %. It was on tuberculosis ana
It's Cure in Children, by Mrs. Mentzer.
given by Mrs. Cameron. on Child Labor
and Its Effects on Child Development.
Both were followed by an earnest gen
eral discussion. The program closed
who repeated by request, the Waltz
by Newland, which she played
1t the evening session April IL at the
e. Bestic home. The resignation as
has moved to Minneapolis, was read
and regretfully accepted. Mrs. z. L.
Yocum Is acting as secretary pro tenn.
rhe league voted sum OF money yes
that will be Incurred by the Better Ba-
bies week celebration in Fargo.
w. D. Sweet and daughter. Miss Eth
spending the winter in Los Angeles.
are expected to arrive home May 5. Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Robbins. the latter also
n daughter of w. p. Sweet, returned
to their home in Minneapolis a week
ago from Los Angeles.
Covers will be laid for twelve at a
dinner party which Prof. and Mrs. w.
Fl. Harris will give next Saturday eve
hing at Jones hall, of Fargo college.
rhe guests at this affair will be the
college debaters and the members of
he oratorical board.
The Fargo w. C. +. u. will meet Fri
day afternoon at o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. H. H. Porter. 907 Tenth street
north. Mrs. Charles Shaver will be
leader, and the general topic will be
The Local Union--The Power House.
will be Advantages of Or
and Always Something Do
ing. The Fargo union has volunteered
TO assist in the hospital relief, work,
and the members and guests are re-
uuested to take their scissors and thin