The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-04

noon At the nome or MISS Marie huey,
on Tenth street north.
Covers were laid for sixteen in al
at the dinner party at which Mr.. and
Mrs. d. 8. Lewis, of Ninth avenue south
Island Park Birthday club Thursday
evening. The affair was in celebration
of Mrs. Lewis anniversary. The guests
were served at small tables, bearing
yellow roses in attractive vases. as CEN
terpieces The evening following was
spent with bridge as the diversion.
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Misses Mabel Olson and Clara Quail
helm were hostesses Thursday evening
at the formers home. 71s Seventh
street north. to section one of the
Mission Study class Of the United
Lutheran church, at its regular meet
ing. The class continued Its study OF
ments. Followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 8. Smith. Of Ellie
for their new home. winchester. Wash.
after a weeks visit in Fargo, en- route
at the home of Mrs. Smiths sister
Mrs. II. III. Porter, of Tenth street
north. They are well known in cass
time before moving to Canada.
Everything is in readiness for the
"newsies project which the women q
cCGO1AGAA0AA
their assistants among the Young la
dies OF the city, will undertake. Satur-
day. The various selling committees,
with their consignrlents of magazines,
will be at their different stations, ten
in number, at 8 o'clock in the morning,
and it is hoped to dispose of every one
of the 1900 magazine copies which
have been sent them. or the many
store window displays that have been
arranged by the merchantst-tto help
along this project. among the most in
teresting are those at the Fargo
Plumbing Co, Stems and Holmes
clothing stores, Suhdberg jeWelry store
and other Broadway establishments.
The two First Aid to the Injured
classes of the central section of the
evening in the gymnasium and parlors
respectively of the Y. w. C. A. The
class in the gymnasium was instructed
by DR.. ]. f. Hanna, and the other one
by DR.. Oftedahl of st. Lukes hospital.
The latter will have charge of this
class instead of Mrs. Bondahl, superin-
tendenta of that hospital, as previously
arranged. The lectures last evening
bones, dislocation and sprains, and also
touched upon bandaging, in general
way.
Miss Clara Pollock was hostess
Thursday evening. to the members OF
the senior class of the Fargo Conserv-
atory of Music, at a social affair held
at her home on Ninth street south
Games of an informal nature afforded
the diversion of the evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Broad
way Methodist church was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Preckel
attendance. An interesting and prof
liable meeting was enjoyed, and plans
were completed for. the. apron and
home baking sale to be held by the so
store Saturday. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess during g
social hour yesterday.
Mrs. H. e. Magil1 is home from Win
nipeg, where she had been for a short
visit, her daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Magill, remaining for longer sojourr
there, however.
Adele Adams and Kathryn Berghern
were in charge Thursday afternoon o.
the Loyal Temperance legion meeting
held in the parlors OF the Broadway
Methodist church. Roll call was ap-
propriately responded to with stories
and poems concerning birds, affordins
very interesting program.
Miss Frances Emery, daughter of ex-
Mayor and Mrs. III. F. Emery, of thi!
city, who Is student in the dramatic
Department OF the MINNEAPOLIS cap scho .,
will give her graduation recital IL
Studio Recital hall, Minneapolis. OF
Saturday evening, May s. Miss Emery
work there has been under the dir oo,
Miss Emery has been prominent II
dramatic affairs of the school, fire.
quently appearing in plays, and will
take a prominent part in the senio
class play on May. rs. She is gradu,
ate of the State University of Mime
sofa, and is one of Fargo's young read
ers of recognized talent, being alread!
favorite with audiences here.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. Osca
Simonson were hostesses Thursday aft
ernoon in st. Marks English Lutheran
church parlors to the Ladies' Aid ant
Missionary society at its regular meet
ing. Delightful program features wer,
a group OF songs given by Mrs. r. j
Sucher, a piano solo by Miss Rutl
Rushfeldt. and song by Mrs. Flevold
The usual social hour followed, and thu
hostesses served lunch.
The L. O. A. club was entertained b!
Miss Agnes Tenneson Wednesday eve
ming, at her home on Fourth stree
north. Music, games and lunch wer,
the order of the evening, which wal
very pleasantly spent
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Sloan, OF Fargo
cottage at Lake Detroit, are back here
for a few days, the latter being presen
at the Eskimo club meeting last eve
ming.
Mrs. George Brewer. Eleventh stree
north, was hostess Thursday evening
to the Womans Missionary society o.
the Evangelical church, which electeC
officers for the ensuing year as follows
President, Mrs. Mary Teichman; vic'
president, Mrs w. C. Menges; record
ing secretary, Mrs. c. c. Pitsch; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs Charles Zech
and treasurer, Mrs. Charles Schwarz
Miss Lydia Buck was elected delegate
and Mrs Charles Schwarz her alter
nate. to the convention of that denom-
ination at Clear Lake, s. D., which viii
be held in the near future. A pleasan
social hour was enjoyed yesterday.
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The T. L. e. A. club, an organization
of ten mcmbers, has planned a hike
for Saturday morning, and will leav'
at S O'Clock unless the weather forces
a change in the plans.
Mrs. w. S. Lowman and daughter
Miss Ethel Lowman, arrived hom'
last evening from Hastings, MINI.
where they were called recently by thu
death of Mrs. Lowman's brother, Franz
Norrish. They were accompanied home
by Miss Norrish, a sister OF Mrs. Low
man. Other guests at the Lowmaz
home are Mrs. Benjamin Tillotson anC
baby daughter. from Bismarck.