The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-22

| spend the winter. They plan to Visit
! en- route in Spokane, Wash, and
will be guests of Mrs. Iver Olson,
formerly a well known musician of
Fargo. Miss Stodder will teach in
Minneapolis this coming year.
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The clerking force OF the A. L.
Moody store OF Fargo. accompanied
by the families of those of the force
who are married, plan to picnic this
| evening in Oak Grove park, IL the
be in the form OF corn roast" and
a jolly time is anticipated. The
| picnic Is an annual affair with the
Moody store employees. $3.50.
Another pretty affair for Miss Leid
and Miss Thompson was given this
afternoon, when Mrs. Ira A. Kline, OF
/ 1923 Eleventh street north, was host
ess to about ten young ladies.
Needlework was again the diversion,
and the hostess served a dainty
lunch. The decorations at the Kline
home were of sweet peas and
asparagus ferns. s, .'.
The regular weekly dancing party
will be held this evening at the Far
go Country clubhouse. These affairs
|
large number of the club members.
A theatre party was given Tuesday
| afternoon at the Garrick in Fargo by
Misses Celia and Adele Hanson and
Blanche Goldberg, all Of Horace, N.
D., and was in compliment to Miss
Hilda Quirk of Valley City, and Miss
Frances Hubert, Of Fargo The
party from Horace motored to Far
| on hnFnn
Dinner was enjoyed at Prizes follow
ing the theatre party.
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Miss Nina Pollock. of Eighth
street south. arrived home today
from Berkeley. Cal. where she has
been taking summer school work
for several weeks past. Miss Pollock
also visited various friends while in
California.
Miss Marguerite Beard, is expected
home early next week from Mime
apolis, where she went last Saturday,
accompanying her father, DR.. r. A.
Beard, of the First Congregational
church of Fargo, who is supplying
in the Plymouth Congregational
church pulpit of st. Paul during the
month of August. DR.. Beard and his
daughter are staying at the Hamp-
shire Arms. Minneapolis, and enjoy
ing numerous trips to points of In
terest in the vicinity of the twin
cities. .--
DR.. and Mrs. F. ]. Hibbard and two
children, of Langdon. N. D., are in
Fargo for a visit of a week or two
at the home of Mrs. Hibbard's par
ents, Attorney and Mrs. r. M. Pol
lock. of Eighth street south.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson, of
the Remley & Johnson store, arriy-
ed home Tuesday evening from a
successful three weeks buying trip
to Chicago, New York city and other
eastern markets, obtaining many
lovely garments for the fall trade.
Miss Johnson visited several other
points in the east en- route home.
1t. Donald Hall, of Fargo, and his
bride, nee Miss Nina Pitcher of De-
troit, Mimi, who were married last
week at the Pitcher home near the
latter place, spent Tuesday in Fargo
with friends. They went from here
to Detroit, where they will visit until
Sunday, when Lieutenant Hall leaves
for Camp Dodge, Des Moines, la.
him and remain in Des Moines as
long as he is stationed there.
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The Young Peoples society of the
Trinity Lutheran church of Moor
head will give an ice. cream social
In the church basement this even-
ing. 80
Miss Mary German, of 211 Third
street north, Moorhead, left Tuesday
evening for a two weeks visit with
relatives at Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Paulson and
little daughters = Kathryn and
Margaret arrived home Tuesday
evening from weeks motoring trip
to Grand Forks, Crookston and Graf
ton, where they visited relatives and
friends. They were accompanied
home by Mr.. Paulson's mother and
sister, Mrs. H. S. and Miss Viola
Paulson. of Grand Forks. who will
be in Fargo until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Sproul and two
children. Of Belfeld. N. d.. arrived
in Fargo Wednesday morning and
are guests at the home Of Mrs.
Comrie. Mrs. Sprouts brother. 1t.
William Comrie, who has been visit
ing here since the close of the off,
GERS training camp at Fort Smelling,
will leave Thursday night for Camp
Dodge. Mr. Sproul will return to
Belfield Thursday, but his wife and
children will remain in Fargo for
several weeks.
Mrs. o. j. Hagen, of Moorhead,
was hostess Tuesday evening at the
meeting of the Harmony club of that
city, comprised of about twenty girls
and young women. Seventeen of the
number were present last evening.
The younger girls are making scrap
books for the soldiers, and the other
members have been hemming dust
cloths and table linen. Last evening
Mrs. T. l. Lewis, OF the Moorhead
Red Cross chapter. was present and
taught some of the young women
how to knit muffIers, the yarn be-
ing furnished by the Red Cross. Mrs. |
Lewis has charge of that department |
of knitting. Anyone wishing to. knit
articles for individuals will be given |
instructions, but must buy the yarn |
herself. 1t may be obtained from the |
Red Cross headquarters. The club |
works from 2 to s:l5 o'clock.
The Y. p. S. c. E. of the First
Presbyterian church held business
meeting Tuesday evening at the !
home Of Miss Mabel Batchelder, sos |
Sixth street south. Officers were |
elected for the next six months. as /
follows: President Miss Mabel |
Batchelder; vice president, w. H.
Otterburn; corresponding secretary, |
Miss Norma Nelson; recording |
secretary, Miss Mary Gerard, and |
treasurer, o. Carlson. COMMITTEES
chairmen were also elected last |
evening, and the business session |
was followed by pleasant social |
hour.
Miss Genevieve EDDY, OF Mime