The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-16

INC CLUBHOUSE.
A large number of the Fargo col
lege and A. c. freshmen, for whom
the affair was planned, enjoyed q
jolly evening Monday as guests CT
the Recreation club young ladies. and
the Young Mems Episcopal club. The
affair was held in the cathedral
crypt. and was the first of several
planned for the college students.
Decorations were all in the Hal
lowe'en effect. and a brief program Of
musical numbers by various young
people interpreted the games. In
formal dancing was another popular
diversion. The cordially Of the well
come extended the freshmen was
further emphasized by formal greet
ings extended by representatives of
the two organizations entertaining.
Misses Florence Gilmore and Erma
Nelson, presidents Of the two divis-
ions Of the Recreation club. and Har-
~ Porte, president Of the young
mems club, had charge Of the sue
cessfuI affair.
Mrs. A. W. Vernon. 712 Tenth street
south, was hostess this afternoon to
a southside young women's sewing
club which meets every two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Malcolm. Winnipeg.
who is visiting in Fargo, received
word today from her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Everhart, Norfolk,
Va, former Fargoans, Of a cablegram
stating that Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
T. Cairns and children, Willard and
Dorothy, who have been in Manila,
p. l., for FIVE years. were 10 sail from
there yesterday for Vancouver. B. c.,
on one of the G. p. r. boats. Mrs.
Cairns is also q daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Everhart. Mr.. Cairns has
been manager for the Manila Elec-
trio Street Railway and Lighting
company, and is returning to the
states to manage one OF the Pennsyl-
vania railroad lines Further details
are not known in Fargo yet, but it Is
probable that they will travel east
via this city.
Mrs. c. H. Jorgenson and Miss
Vivian Hogan entertained the Deco
Decum club Monday evening for
Miss Katherine G'Brien. who will be-
come the bride Of Henry B. Boisvert,
Havre. Mont, formerly Of Fargo.
Oct. rs. The party was held at the
Hogan home, Fourteenth street
south, with a dozen present. Sewing
and knitting were the diversions.
Decorations and lunch were in the
Halloween effect.
The annual Yeomen Children's day
festival will be held this evening in
A. o. U. w. hall. The children are
asked to meet at o'clock, and the
program will begin at 1880. In
previous years the children have
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the lodge is making IL more OF an
entertainment for them. Older child
rem will give several numbers, ard
there will be a patriotic drill by the
younger ones, followed by games and
serving Of various refreshments.
Several surprise numbers for the
young honor guests are planned by
Mrs. A. L. Farr and her committee,
who are in charge Of the affair. Only
children Of Yeomen are included.
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All women residing on Sixth and
Seventh avenues, east of Fifth street.
are asked to meet Wednesday after
noon at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
]. L. Graves. 357 Seventh avenue
south, to form a Red Cross auxiliary.
Mrs. F. c. Gardner will speak at this
meeting.
The Social Economics section Of
the Fine Arts club held its first
meeting this fall Monday afternoon
with the chairman, Mrs. c. A. Nor
ton. Fifteen were present. Mrs. H.
A. Presler gave a fine original paper
on Sociological Conditions in North
Dakota, including analysis of what
probably will be needed in the future
to solve certain problems. Mrs.
Trimble contributed on interesting
review Of current events to the pro-
gram. The section has q very COM
prehensive seasons study planned.
The Home Economics section of
the Fine Arts club met Monday ev-r
ening in Ceres hall. the A. c. Miss
Katherine North gave an excellent
paper on What the Government Does
for the Housewife, illustrating the
same with a number Of bulletins sent
out by state universities and col
leges. A lively discussion Of the
topic was led by Mrs. Edna Sher-
man. The meeting was well attend
ed. E.
The Rector's guild of Moorhead
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. Fred Hill, Second
SFSA0S AS4 SLA4 $40 A+N~SNNs
The woman's Catholic Order of
Foresters will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon in A. 0. u. w. hall.
Miss la Boatman, Moorhead, is
home from Grantsburg, Wis., where
she was the guest OF Miss Bertha
Lindquist, formerly Of Moorhead.
The latter accompanied Miss Boat
man as far as the twin cities where
she will attend the university this
season.
Mrs. F. H. Wilder conducted par
liamentary drill Monday afternoon
at the Fortnlghtly club meeting, at
the home OF Mrs. J. w. Ince, and also
explained and urged the investing Of
all members who can, in Liberty
bonds. Mrs. A. e. Minard, who had
a review Of Schreiners book, Wo-
men and Labor, also gave a report
Of the state federation meeting.
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The Fargo Study club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. F. ]. Sucher, en-
ioying a fine paper by Mrs. Daniel
Freeman on Maeterlincks The Blue
Bird, followed by a general discus
sion Of French drama.
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A dozen women Of the Roosevelt
school neighborhood were guests
Monday evening of Mrs. NJ. Longren,
Ninth avenue north, and organized a
XIII Kare club, a social Organization.
Meetings will be held every other
Monday evening, and each hostess will
entertain as she sees fit- Mrs. Loft-
gren served lunch. Mrs. Oscar Covert