The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-17
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and Red Cross knitting occupied the
ladies and at o'clock lunch was
served. Pretty floral decorations con-
sisted Of daisies.
The Zuky Ian club members were
guests Thursday evening Of Miss Ada
Lingren, First avenue south. Sewing
and knitting for the soldiers followed
the business meeting, at which latter
Miss Katrina Herdebu was voted in
as a member. The next meeting will
be a week from Monday evening with
Miss Evelyn Norman, S14 Tenth ave
nue. north.
The members of the Erodelphian
Literary society of Fargo high school
enjoyed a theater party at the Gar
rick Friday evening, followed by sup
per at the high school, where a room
had been attractively decorated in
purple and white. the school colors.
A grand march and a mock wedding
were features of the frolic there, the
entertainment having been arranged
by an entertainment committee COM
prising Rachel Brewer, Zelta Resley
and Selma Anderson.
Mrs. d. w. Lineberry and Miss
Bernice Gestie were hostesses Friday
evening at the iatter's home, to the
Eta Philathea class Of the First
Methodist church. A social time fol-
lowed the usual business session.
A large number Of young people
attended the stirring party given
by the Christian Endeavorers at the
First Presbyterian church Friday
nyaafn0 NEF@wng EuAfn
Lantz, Alice Hunter and Mary
Gerard, Harold IngersolI and Ken
meth Wells were the committee in
charge Of the happy affair. lllustra-
ted songs were one Of the unique en-
tertainment features, and guessing
silhouettes Of the girls determined
what partners the young men should
have for the supper hour. The church
parlors were gaiIy decorated with
streamers OF red and white crepe
paper and flags. .-..'
Among delegates returning home
Friday evening from the Institute OF
intensive training that has been in
session at Gethesmane cathedral this
week, were Rev. and Mrs. c. D. Drew,
Lakota, and Mrs. G. Blake, Grand
Forks. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Drew were
guests while in Fargo, Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Bestic, Thirteenth street
south.
Four dollars have been contributed
by the seventh and eighth grades Of
the Horace Mann school, to the Y. NJ.
G. A. War Work fund.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Company
B will meet promptly at 1880 o'clock
Monday evening in the Masonic tenn
pie library, so that all who wish may
be free later to attend the Russell
lecture at the Fargo Auditorium At
the session Monday evening Mrs. D..
4. McLaren will report on her recent
visit to Camp Greene, where the
Company q men are stationed. Mrs.
McLaren will have some interesting
pictures to illustrate her report. The
auxiliary is meeting every Monday
evening, and it's members are very
busy knitting for the Company b
men.
The Fargo Woman's club met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. r. A. Beard,
Third avenue SOUTH enjoying the fol-
lowing program: Paper by Mrs. z.
@. Clapp, on Coal Beds OF North Da-
kota; paper on Points About Poetry,
by Mrs. F. w. McRoberts; and talk
by Mrs. Stevens, state speaker for
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. association, in
the interests Of the sale of Red Cross
Christmas stamps. The meeting was
well attended and very interesting.
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A very delightful and helpful meet
ing of the Round Table club was en-
joyed Friday afternoon, when Mrs
q. fl. HoilisteT and Mrs. Florence
Bunce were hostesses at the HOLSTER
home, Ninth street south. Following
a comprehensive report Of the recent
state federation meeting, by Mrs.
HOLSTER, Miss Katherine Jensen, Of
the A. c. Home Economies depart
ment, gave splendidly informed and
most inteTesting talk on Food Con-
servation. 1t was replete with many
helpful suggestions much appreciated
by the club members. A Victrola
selection, The Star Spangled Banner
completed the program. Pretty
decorations were used by the host
esses, consisting Of ferns, green be-
ing one Of the club colors, and pink
roses, the club flower. Delicious light
refreshments were served,
Miss Olga Engstrom, Bismarck, one
OF the nurses who left Thursday
night for Red Cross service at Am
erican Lake, Wash, spent Wednes-
day in Wilton, N. D., with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Engstrom.
She and Miss Loentg, who expects to
leave in few days for one of the
army cantonments, were dinner
guests at the Mckenzie, Bismarck,