The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-27
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A big social affair of this evening
is the u. c. T. dancing party at the
new Moose hall. First avenue north
This is the first OF the U. c. 7. series
this season.
Mrs. f. A. johnson, 1924 Seventh
street north, entertained hfteen
j children and their mothers Friday
afternoon, in hoaor of the third
birthday anniversary of her SON.
donald Bruce Johnson. A big birth
day cake featured the delicious
lunch.
A theater party at which Miss
Margaret Melander, Moorhead, will
entertain this evening, will be fol-
lowed by a slumber party at the
Melander home. -...e
The Writer'S section of the Fine
Arts club will hold a tea and social
next Saturday afternoon at the
Gardner hotel. The proceeds will be
given to the National Surgical
Dressings committee. which has as
it's Fargo branch the very industrious
Organization known as the War Re-
lief association. The ladies are asked
to take their knitting and spend the
afternoon.
Mrs. II. A. Chandler, 224 Fourth
street north, entertained twelve boys
and girls Friday evening at a Hal
lowe'en party for her son, Herbert
Edwin Chandler Halloween decora =
and games prevailed, and Mrs. +.
W. Burgess assisted the hostess in
serving.
Forty guests are included in the
Eta Chi Omega sorority Of Fargo
college rushing party to be held this
evening in Phenix hall, Moorhead.
The guests include the following
alumnae members from out Of town:
Misses Beatrice Guinness. Barnes
vile; Helen Summons, Ada, Mimi;
Gertrude Slime, Tower City; Myrtle
Waechter, teaching in Tower City;
and Henrietta Lake. GAINESVILLE.
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The ladies Of Chapter Z, p. Il. o..
| Of Fargo will entertain their hus-
bands next Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. E. M. Crime. 1119
! Thirteenth street north. This is the
| ember, and will be in the nature OF an
indoor picnic. All the participants
have been asked to attire themselves
| in hard times garb, and Halloween
stunts will be a feature OF the even
! ing. Lunch will be served picnic
style. Mrs. Walter Treat, Miss Eliza
beth Chesley and Mrs. Crime are the
committee in charge Of the arrange
ments. -
Mrs. Clara B. Cliff, Fargo, state
supervisor Of the Royal Neighbors
returned home Thursday from Grand
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rally Of Golden Rod camp. She and
Mrs. Billings, Northwood, district
supervisor, were honor guests at the
big meeting. Fargo. Hillsboro,
Crookston, Larimore and several 9TH
er visitors from elsewhere in the
state, were guests Of the Grand
Forks lodge at a dinner party pre-
ceding the rally.
Leo Mccarthy. Cleveland, N. D., is
patient in st. Johns hospital, Far
go. suffering with typhoid fever.
Miss Bergliot Caspary, formerly of
Moorhead, was honor guest at a
musical given by Miss Clara Thor
berg, at her home in Bismarck. Miss
Caspary, who is teaching there, was
on the program. giving two groups
of songs. rT-
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Miss Julia Newton, Of the A. c.
Extension department, will be In
Valley City Nov. and s. to give food
demonstrations at the city hall there.
| These will be the first of a series of
demonstrations in Valley City this
winter. They will be arranged for
one each month
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The music section Of the Fine Arts
club will meet Monday afternoon as
usual at the home Of Mrs. c. H.
Anheier. Every member is advised
| to be present. as program of eS-
pecial interest is being arranged.
Miss Rose e. Clark. a Fargo nurse
who was in Bismarck attending the
| first annual meeting of the North
Dakota REGISTERED Nurses associa.-
ton, this week, was one of those adj
dressing the fathers and mothers of
Bismarck Thursday evening in the
/ high school auditorium. She talked
on Red Cross Nursing in. Town and
Country. Miss Clark returned to
Fargo not long ago from Boston
where she specialized in public
health service.
The Social Economics section Of
the Fine Arts club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. A. A. Cornrie.
No. Stratford apartments, corner
Eighth street and Second avenue
south.
| Miss Agnes Kloman, public school
I nurse, addressed an interested audi
| ence of girls employed at the Man
chester Biscuit factory, Friday noon.
| This was the first OF a series OF
health talks arranged by Mrs. r. z.
| Kindred. city food inspector The
same plan with regard to factories
and other large business concerns OF
| that. sort. was carried out with
marked success last fall and winter
Miss Lola LaValley was hostess
| Friday evening at her home in Moor
| head to the Philathea class of the
Moorhead Congregational church
Knitting was the occupation Of the
young ladies. Officers were elected
as follows: President, Miss Laval
ley, reelected; secretary-treasurer
Miss Lois Dart; and director. Mrs. A.