The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-30


The Third division Of the woman's
union of the First Congregational
at O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. c. A.
Putney. 357 Eighth avenue south
The members of an informal bridge
club met in regular social session Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. z. c..
Eddy, on Thirteenth street south. Cards
were followed by dainty lunch.
Rev. Mr.. Ford, Of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church, was the speaker
Monday evening at the assembly period
of the Fargo Sunday School institute.
Rev. Mr.. Ford's remarks were in the
nature of a character study of Nicode-
mus.
The members of the New Era club
met Monday afternoon at the home of
south The general study topic WIS
Social Forces, and papers on The
Drama, and Periodicals were read by
Mrs. Cannin and Mrs. Beardsley. re-
spectively. The members responded to
roll call by giving the names of favor
| lite authors. Dickens was named by the
majority of the ladies.
Misses Kezzie Porter and Agnes Lou
don will entertain the Teachers club
OF the Moorhead high school at the
Loudon home, on Eighth street south,
MOorhead' wednesday evening.
"A recent addition to the musical cir
| cles of the A. c. is Nels Saaserson, who
has been assigned place in the violin
section Of the orchestra, and a much
to the A. c. band in the person of John
Peke' of Ely, Mimi.
The many friends of Mrs. Maurice
who has been i'll for the past month,
will be pleased to learn that she is now
| convalescing and is able to be up and
around the house some.
Mrs. J. H. stegge, of Tie Seventh
street south, was able to be taken
home Monday. from the Northwestern
hospital, Moorhead, where she had been
many friends will hope for her rapid
recovery from her long illness
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Philip Rothrock. q student last year
ed in the once Of Grain standardiSs-
ton at st. Louis, Mo. Levi Thomas In
charge of the local ONCE OF the Bureau
of Grain Standardization, only recently
months sojourn in Washington, D. C..
where he had been helping arrange the
federal grades on wheat and oats. That
work is being done in connection with
the Grain Standardization acts that have
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Mrs. e. F. Couch, 1874 Tenth street
north, underwent very serious opera
ton at st: Johns hospital yesterday.
she passed the ordeal safely and is
| resting as well as could be expected to-
day.
erhood of America are making plans
for progressive whist card party
which they are to give Friday evening
of this week, In the A.. o. u. w. hall.
Members and friends of the lodge are
invited. Refreshments will be Served.
A very. delightful parlor recital was
enjoyed Monday evening at the home
street south, with the members OF the
Helpful club, comprised of voice pupils
of Prof. F. j. Sucher, of the Fargo con
servatory, and several other friends as
Alden J. Clark. tenor. the host assisted
in the duet numbers by Professor
Sucher, ALSO a tenor. Fl. Frank Horner
acted as accompanist. The following
Heart Albums, were S Very S pieasinSiV
given, and evoked the hearty appre-
MY Heart; Last Night. TO You; The
Maria scenes That rp aas 9 sTyshtAsSXt :
Lovely Night, from Tales of Norman
Woman Is Tickle; duet Serenade: An
I Have Sighed 10 Rest Ne, from II Tro-
tore and La Paloma numbers were es-
pecially, well given. Mr. Clark is one
OF the many whose study OF voice cul-
ture ts comparatively recent. and his
upon last evening. The recital was fol-
lowed by an informal social hour. dur
Ing which Mrs. Clark served dainty re-
Treatments
The ChiIds Conservation league will
meet at. $3.50 o'clock Wednesday after
noon at the Y. w. c. "A. The leader
will be Mrs. J.. M Jensen, and after
parliamentary drill the following fine
program will be given: PAPER. AZ eSle
Parent, So the Chiid-Relative Power
Of Precept and Example, by Mrs. r. L.
Sewage; paper, The Power Of Masterful
R yc a ana is ocss aII re-. Rightly Directed
stranahan: paper. Do We Repress thu
Wagstam; and a fifteen-minutes' QUIZ
the members on the subject Of seif-
control: Musical features win consist
Of Mcdowell selections.
The members ~ the csat-TosA.,,.,
club were delightfully."- entertained AZ
luncheon Monday afternoon BY Mrs. 81
9. Pierce of the jackson apartments.
Green and white predominated in the
tA0AS tSSSA1etOAhs Inc AAIeF hours OF
the afternoon were enjoyed in playing
Norwegian whist. Mrs. L. l. ChapnlnIl
VIII pc hostess at the next meeting 81
the club, in two weeks from yesterday.
The scandinavian w. G. T. u. viii
meet Wednesday afternoon in the read
ingroom OF the Sons OF Norway hail.
This will be a mothers meeting and
will be in charge OF Mrs. III. ~. Ryd-
strom, superintendent OF the mothers
department OF the union. A good prn-
gram has been arranged. The hostess