The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-19

ferent varieties. OF any member OF
the Bird Study class OF Fargo college.
His score was 100. This class Is un-
der the direction Of DIR. Daniel Free
man, and each year its members keep
lists OF the varieties OF birds which
| they personally observe. The show
| ing this year Is considered q fine one
for a frst-year bird student.
A Red Cross benefit entertainment
at Bismarck next Friday evening will
| have as its attraction North Dakota's
poet laureate, James w. Foley. As
/ he is known personally to hundreds OF
| residents OF Bismarck, which is his
| home city. 1t is anticipated that he
| will be greeted by one Of the largest
audiences ever patronizing a benefit
entertainment there.
Miss Linda Hammer expects to
leave tonight fon her home in Spencer,
Wis, where she viii visit for a month
or more before returning to Fargo.
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A number OF girls OF the First Pres
byterian Sunday school have organ
ICED into a knitting class which will
meet throughout the summer with the
| different members, working for the
| Red Cross. A porch party was en-
Joyed this morning by the class, at the
home Of Miss Ruth Baker. 344 Ninth
| avenue south.
Miss Ethel Young, OF Fargo. has
| gone to Devils Lake for an extended
| visit at the home of her brother, r. A
| Young. Miss Young is conva1escing
| from q recent illness, and will remain
in Devils Lake until she has thorough
ly recovered.
Mrs. Jane Graham. of Devils Lake,
| Is visiting in Fargo at the home Of her
| daughter, Mrs. L. z. Beauchamp and
| family, en- route to WATERFOWL, S. D.,
| to visit another daughter, Mrs. Leslie
Stevens and family.
One Of the pleasant social events of
| the state Sunday School convention in
| Fargo this week will be a reunion
which the Alumni association OF the
| teachers training classes of the state
will hold Friday evening at s o'clock.
| A meeting of the Cass county commit
tee is called for this evening, at which
final arrangements for the reunion
will be made. Members of the state
| association are to be the guests OF the
Cass County association.
~
Mrs. Clara D. knight. OF Fargo, left
| this morning for Valley City, where
she will attend the Mcfarland an
City Normal school. Mrs. knight is
| graduate Of that school.
Miss Alice Sargent, librarian at
Fargo college. expects to leave the lat
ter part OF this week for her home at
! Towner. accompanied by her nephew.
William Champlin. The latter will be
in Towner for a short visit.
Arno Lorshbcugh, who has been in
Dies Moines, Ia. since Saturday, is ex-
pected home Wednesday.
Mrs. Stanley B. Frankosky and baby
son, accompanied by Mrs. Frankosky's
| sister, Miss Olga Aaland. left this
| morning for Howard, S. D., where
| they will visit for the next month at
the home of another sister.
Miss Clara Richards, librarian at the
Masonic temple, left Monday night for
Grand Forks, to be in attendance at
| the large gathering of the MaSons and
allied orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor arG
among the Fargoans who have gone to
Grand Forks for the Masonic gather
ing.
Miss Winnie Bucllin, librarian of
the Fargo public library. left this
afternoon for Louisville, KY where
she goes to attend the annual meeting
Of the National Library association.
At Chicago Miss Bucklin will board
the special train that has been char
tered for Librarians from territory
tributary to that city. The Louisville
convention begins Thursday evening,
June 81, with an elaborate social
event, and continues through June "a.
En- route home Miss Bucklin viii visit
at her old home, Broadhead, Wis, and
in Verdon, S. D., with relatives, ex-
pecting to be gone from Fargo Ave
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lorshbough ar
rived home this morning from a visit |
of nearly three weeks in the east. They |
stopped at Niagara Falls en- route |
east, and spent several days in Bos- |
ton with their son, now 1t. Com. w. |
w. Lorshbough, u. s. n, who accom- |
panied them to New York city. Lieut. |
enant Commander LorshbOugh Is still 1
in that city, awaiting government or |
ders. His parents went to Washington, |
ID. c., after spending several days in |
New York city, and from the capital |
city returned to Fargo.
Master Francis Foy, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. M. J. Foy, Eli Ninth street north, |
celebrated his tenth birthday anniver- |
sary Monday afternoon by a party at |
which half a dozen Of his playmates |
were the guests. At the same time |
Mrs. Foy entertained the mothers OF |
these young guests and a few other |
neighborhood friends, and a nice |
supper was served after the children
had enjoyed numerous games.
Mrs. Robert Won DonRt left Mon |
day evening for her home in Grand
Forks, after a few days visit in Fargo |
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William |
Himburg.
The Congenial club win meet |
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