The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-03
SOCIAL NOTES

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Nearly 100 young people of the
First Methodist Sunday School Col
lege department and their friends en-
Joyed the Back to the Farm" party
at the church Saturday evening. It
was an unusually jolly affair, and
the costumes were all very clever
and amusing. One especially notable
group was the quartet of "old
maids, who were among the stars
of the evening. The "Punkin's Seed
Center" squad from the A. C. gave
some most amusing drills, and many
old-fashioned games afforded further
diversions. A unique auctioning off
of the girls was resorted to in obtain
ing partners for supper, and the re-
freshments served consisted Of
cookies, fruit juice and apples. Fully
seventy-five were at the joint class
meeting Sunday morning. the feature
of which was a fine address on
Patriotism, by Supt. Arthur Deamer.
Miss Lillian Bryson and Miss Kate
Bryson, teachers in the schools at
Buffalo, N. D., spent Sunday visiting
Mrs. ]. G. Powers Of the Annex hotel.
The Misse Bryson were en- route to
Buffalo after spending the Thanks
giving vacation at Grand Forks.
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DR.. and Mrs. r. III. Nelson left
Friday evening for their home in
Missoula, Mont. Mrs. Nelson had
been here for three weeks Visiting
her parents, Judge and Mrs. b. +.
Spalding, and DR.. Nelson Joined her
here last Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. c. Curtis and little son,
Harry David Curtis, Winnipeg, ar
rived here Saturday night to visit
until after Christmas at the home of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. K. Oman, Fourteenth street south,
Mr.. Curtis will arrive in Fargo the
Saturday before Christmas.
Miss Elizabeth Schryver, of the A. |
G. library, returned home Saturday
evening after spending Thanksgiving
with her mother and sister, near
Cakes.
, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mccormick, who
are on their way home to Saskatoon,
Can, from a visit at Lake City,
Mimi, were. dinner guests Saturday
evening at the G. A. Mclean home,
Seventh avenue south. Cards and
music were enjoyed later in the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick |
are former Fargo residents, and will |
visit with relatives and friends here
until Wednesday evening.
The regular monthly tea Of the |
Fargo Votes For Women league, held |
Saturday afternoon at the home of |
Mrs. f. ]. Thompson, was featured |
by a talk by Miss Anna B. Rice, New
York city, in which she outlined in |
interesting manner the war work Of /
the ''Y'', and what is planned in the /
way of a Fargo campaign.
The Lyngblomsten society viii /
meet Tuesday afternoon in the Sons /
of Norway hall. with Mrs. B. G.. Ten
neson and Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnson as
hostesses. Members and their friends
are invited.
The Sigma Theta sorority of Fargo
college will hold its bi-weekfy meet
ing Wednesday evening in Moorhead,
at the home of Miss May Stodder.
Both active members and pledges are
invited.
The First Baptist Woman's Mis-
sionary society win meet Tuesday
at O'clock at the home Il
of Mrs. r. G. Doneghue, Ills Thir-
teenth street north. Mrs. A. e. Min
ard and Mrs. r. S. Reynolds will be
assistant hostesses.
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Gethsemane guild will hold its
meeting in the cathedral
crypt Tuesday. Dec. 4. at o'clock
p. m. Mrs. r. b. Blakemore, Mrs.
Hanford Cole. Mrs. ]. G.
Benedict and Mrs. u. @. Clapp will
be hostesses.
Miss Mildred Hildreth left Satur-
day night for Ironwood, Mich. where
she teaches, after spending the
vacation in Fargo at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Hildreth. Miss Hildreth
was also here to be one of the brides
maids at the Robinson Young we'd
ding on Thanksgiving eve.
The Woman's union OF the First
Congregational church will hold an
all-day sew in the Mems room OF the
church Tuesday. Red Cross work
viii be the occupation, and the ladies
will take basket lunches. In the fore
noon Mrs. r.. A. Conover will talk
on bandage making. At 3 In the aft
srnoon the annual thank Offering
for foreign missions win be taken
and there viii be an appropriateSpro-
gram. Mrs. Dolores Fitzsimons win
sing and Mrs Paul Thomas will read
! thank offering story. All the MEM
Ders and their friends are urged to
attend.
Miss Marion Phillips returned to
Fosston, Mimi, where she teaches,
Saturday evening. She spent
Thanksgiving here with her sister,
Miss Florence Phillips, q Fargo col
ege student.
Miss Mildred Mccarthy, q Swell
Known Fargo professional nurse, left
saturday night for Ft. Riley, Kan.s 70
'eport for Red Cross duty at the base
hospital located there.
mr.. and Mrs John d. Healy, Ninth
avenue north, have as their guests
Yrs. G. $. Newberry and son George,
Darlington, and Miss Edna M0rri-
ious Sioux City Ia, who came Fri-
lay to visit here for two weeks. Mrs.
dealy and Mrs. Newberry are sis
ers, and Miss Morrison Is their
cousin. The latter has been visiting !
It the Newberry home in Darlington j
or two months and IS on her way j
Jack to Sioux City.
Miss Theresa Wentzell and George
Jacobson. both OF Moorhead. were
married. at s o'clock Saturday oven-
rs by Rev. Martin Anderson Of
Trinity Lutheran church. at the. late Il
ers home, Later a Wedding supper
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