The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-29

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At the meeting of the College de-
partment Of the First Methodist
Sunday school Sunday morning at
$50 o'clock. Professor Henry, Of
Fargo college, will give an address,
and Miss Rose Meth, Of the A. c.,
will sing. 1t is hoped to have many
Of the former students in this de"
partment back by tomorrow.
The reception and dance given
Thursday night at the Elks home IN
Minot for the members of Company
A. Company D and the Medical corps
was one Of the chief, social events of
the year in that city. There were
nearly 500 in attendance and the SOL
diers were made to feel by their
welcome that the event was for them
and that 1t was their opportunity to
have one more good time with their
friends in Minot. Invitations were
extended to the mothers, wives and
sweethearts Of the men. b
Mrs. F. w. Mclean, formerly of
Fargo, who spent several days here
as the guest Of Mrs. Charles Lavell,
on her way back from Langdon
where she visited her mother. left
Friday night for her home in st.
Paul.
The Company B quartet, whose
members are all graduates of the
Moorhead high school. sang several
selections Friday morning at the as
sembly session at that school. being
received with much enthusiasm. The
quartet personnel is Emmett Sharp,
Dewey Gates, Paul Bjorquist and
Warner Olson.
The special music at the First
Methodist church Sunday will con-
sist Of an anthem. To Thee, o Dear
Country, from Gaul's The Holy City,
to be sung by the vested choir of
twenty -four members at the morn
ing service; and number by a male
quartet, Barnby's Crossing the Bar,
in the evening. The quartet will
sing without accompaniment.
The Alpha Young Peoples society
met in regular session Friday even
ing in the parlors of the First Luth-
eran church. Program numbers
were a talk by Rev. c. Davick, song
by Miss Ruth Lynner and a piano
number by Orla Thue. During the
social hour Mrs. r. Haugrud and
Mrs. Oscar Kjorlie were the hostess
es.
. The first regular meeting of the
Social Economics section Of the Fins
Arts club, which was to have been
held Monday afternoon, has been
cancelled, because OF a number of
the members having other engage
ments or planning to be absent from
the city. The section will therefore
meet for the first time this fall on
Oct. is, at the home Of it's chairman,
Mrs. G. o. Morton.
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Miss Frances Shea, Of Glyndon,
Fargo college graduate. was in Far
go Friday evening between trains,
being on her way to Inkster, to teach
in the high school. Miss Shea visit
ed LaChom sorority friends while
here.
The meeting to have been held by
the Moorhead Degree Of Honor next
Monday evening has been postponed
indefinitely because Of the showing
of the picture, Heroic France, at the
Moorhead Normal school.
The Island Park Charity circle met
in regular session Friday afternoon,
with Mrs. w. M. Ball as the host
ess. The attendance was small, but
considerable work was accomplish
ed.
Mrs. John Clifford and son, of Mo
hall, who had been visiting in Fargo,
are visiting now in Minot. on their
way home.
The girls Of a First Presbyterian
Sunday school class taught by Miss
Nina Pollock, gathered Friday even
ing at the home Of Agnes Graham,
on Eighth street north, and spent the
time in knitting, expecting to present
the articles when completed, to the
Red Cross.
Miss Lillian Hanson, Of Moorhead,
and Miss Ruth Tate, of GIyndon,
both of whom teach at Hitterdal,
arrived here Friday evening to spend
the weekend with relatives and
friends in the two cities.
Mrs. G. Skaret, Mrs. P. A. Rudd
and Mrs. M. Olson were hostesses
Friday afternoon to the Pontoppidan
Lutheran Ladies' Aid society, enter
tanning in the church parlors. An
Informal tea followed an hour of
knitting and sewing.
DR.. and Mrs. r. E. weible and
family will motor this evening to
their cottage at Big Cormorant lake,
for over Sunday.
Miss Cora Paulson, 321 Eighth
street, Moorhead. entertained at s
o'clock dinner Friday evening for
Arthur v. Flaten, Moorhead, a mem
Der of Company B. Covers were laid
for six.
The first meeting Of the Home
Economics section of the Fine Arts
club will be held Monday evening at
s o'clock in Ceres hall, at the A. C.
Miss Katherine Jensen, head of the
home economics department at the
college, will give a talk on jelly
making.
The party for new members
scheduled for Friday evening at the
Agassiz school by the Phosterian
Literary society Of the Fargo high
school, was postponed to this even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Olsen, 1925
Seventh street north, celebrated
their fourteenth wedding anniversary
Friday evening by very enjoyable
party at which the members OF the
New Idea club and their husbands
were guests. Twenty Ave were pres
ent, and one of the diversions was
molding animals from chewing gum.
Mrs. A. @. johnson received hsgh |
nonors as a poet, rhymes accom-
panying each model when submitted |
and Mrs. e. F. Moore high honors as
an artist. Lunch was served.
Mrs. N. c. Young arrived home |
this morning from a days visit in |
the twin cities, having gone to meet |
her mother, Mrs. Julia B. Clarke,