The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-12
Additional Society.

The Eastern Star has decided to con-
tinue it's social afternoons throughout
the summer, holding them in the din
ingroom of the Masonic temple. These
afternoons will be devoted to work for
the Red Cross. Each lady is expected
to take her own thimble and scissors.
Next Saturday afternoon, Mrs. L. X.
Buxton will have charge. Mrs. Percy
l.. f. Goodwin will be chairman of the
refreshment committee.
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Miss Inez Tweeten and Noel Burke,
the latter of Miles City, Mont, were
married at 1880 this afternoon at the
Mrs. K. Tweeten, 415 Tenth street
north Moorhead, by Rev. Martin An
derson. Only relatives, including sew
eral from Glyndon, and close frlends
of white net and carried bride roses,
and her attendant, Miss Bessie Olson,
was in pink crepe de chine and carried
white sweet peas S,,d. John Tweef Mr
Burke. The latter is an attorney at
Miles City. The couple left this after
noon on a two weeks trip to the twin
parcel shower given by Misses Bessie
Olson and Mabel Fanset at the latter
home. Jonquils and other flowers car
ried out decorations of yellow and
open umbrella in which the gifts were
presented by little Marie Turner. Gov
ers were laid for ten at the dainty
lunch served at o'clock. This affair
was held last evening.
Mark Andrews arrived home Friday
evening from New York city, to spend
the summer with his mother DR.. Ada
near Mapleton. Mr.. Andrews has been
making splendid progress this past
season in his vocal study under the d.
rection of Dudley Buck, in New York,
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Gus other musical critics in the east
who have heard him sing.
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Mrs. A. D. Parker, of Winnipeg, is
here for a months visit at the home of
her aunt. Mrs. F. S. Gordon, of the
Bowers block.
A large number of members of the
First Presbyterian church and congre-
cation residing south of the \. P.
tracks between Seventh and Tenth
streets. attended the social affair held
at the church Friday evening. 1t was
under the direction of w. ]. Lane, elder
in that district. The program given
was most cordially received. all of the
performers having to respond to en-
cores Miss Almeda Cruikshank. ac-
numbers; Miss Lucille Husting. a stu
dent at Emerson School of Oratory this
past year. read twice; Mrs. George
Black gave a reading: and little Jean
refreshments were served. The social
awoke much enthusiasm ...s
The woman's club of Moorhead met
in regular session Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Johnston Wagner, of
that city. The program consisted OF
interesting papers on the subject of
Pennsylvania. s
James w. Bentley, of Ortohville,
Mimi. left this morning on. business
trip to International Falls, Mimi, after
weeks visit here with DR.. and Mrs.
ter.
Mrs. J. w. Campbell arrived home
Friday evening from winter soJourn
in Los Angeles, Cal, with relatives.
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Mrs J. B. Kesler entertained the
Fargo w. G.. T. U: Friday afternoon
most of the time being devoted to max
ing hospital bandages for the war re-
lief, thirty being completed Members
were urged to write postal cards to
clare national prohibition of the manu-
facture and sale of liquors, as a war
measure, and protesting against rails
ing the tax on liquors for war purpos-
es, on the score of giving the traffic
government protection. Mrs. F. II.
Wilder was leader yesterday, and the
topic, A Home Correspondence Course,
brought out splendidly the good results
tives giving details of everyday life.
Mrs Wilder read Frances Willard's
Appeal to Mothers, written twenty-five
years ago but just as appropriate to-
to attend the district meeting at Bux-
ton May 22-23. A social hour followed
the program and work session.
Quite a number Of young people en-
joyed the informal dancing party given
by several of the A. e. freshmen Friday
evening at the college armory. Nal
chow's orchestra played for the affair.
Walter McKim was in Charge of the
arrangements.
Mrs. 6. L. Hubbell. coach. has an
nounced that the play, The Lost Para
disc. will not be given by the senior
class of Fargo college as had been
planned. Giving up the play is due to
the fact that a number of members Of
nave sa Already left the college.
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About dozen ladies OF the Moorhead
lodge were guests Friday afternoon at
the Al. O. u. shall of the Fargo De-
gree or Honor, which initiated a class
OF eighteen members. After that cere-
mony all went to the diningroom
where the tables We're set for aboui
forty, an elaborate lunch being served
Later in the afternoon, dancing was
enjoyed, concluding 9 dehghtful analr
An interested group of members OF
the Wom9ns union of the First Con-
gregationai church and their friends
| heard Miss Clark, returned missionary
from China, speak at the home of DR.
and Mrs. r. A. Beard Friday evening
Miss Clark related much that was neW
to her audience, and gave another ir-
teresting talk at Fargo college chapel
Friday morning.
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The local Royal Neighbors' military
team went 10 Hillsboro Friday evening
70 mt on their military driM for the