The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-06

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| pies society of the United Lutheran
| President. Miss Mabel Olson, re-elect-
ed; vice president, Mrs. Olive washus;
secretary, Miss Sylvia Peterson, re-
elected; and treasurer. Miss Kate Lob
ben. There was good attendance.
and the program and social features
were much enjoyed:
Ernest T: Hubert, of Minneapolis.
spending the holidays here at the home
| of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. HUI
bert, on Eleventh street south. He
| stopped at GAINESVILLE with his broth
en- route back to Minneapolis.
Miss Florence sieeman left Friday
| night for her home in Missoula, Mont,
as a guest at the home Of her cousin
| Mrs. ]. c. Benedict. and family.
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The Ladies' Aid society Of Pontoppt-
/ dan Lutheran church met in the church
parlors Friday afternoon with Mrs. p,
/ A. Rudd, Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mrs
Mfthun as hostesses. Considerable bust
ness of Importance was transacted, in
and the election OF officers, which lat T.
/ ter resulted as follows: President. Mrs
| e. Berntsen; vice president. Mrs p. A.
Rudd; recording secretary, Mrs. Run
Il HHduCldI secretary, MTEs 6JOTH-
son; and treasurer. Mrs. n. p. Haugen
4 The society has enjoyed a very pros
ports. over 100 were present at the
ciaI hour and refreshments were en-
joyed. At the next meeting, in two
| weeks, Mrs. Berntsen and Mrs. T. J.
Flamer will entertain.
Maurice Walters left this afternoon
| for his home in ST. Paul, after a ten
days visit in this city as the guest OF
| Winfield Tarbell, 109 Thirteenth street
HE is g nast of Dr. j. I'M NJ W Wal,
Methodist church here. and has been
honor guest at numerous social gath
erings Of his young friends
The Lyngblomsten society will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
/ Sons of Norway hall. with Mrs Chel-
ness and Mrs. Lagreed as the hostesses
The regular meeting of the woman's
auxiliary to the Y. NJ. c. A, will be held
| Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the association parlors After the bus
mess session, a social hour will be en-
joyed, and refreshments served. A large
attendance is desired.
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| A skating party is being planned by
the Euphronia Literary society of Far
go college for next Monday evening,
| following which there will be a short
program and later a supper, at the
home Of Miss Anna Forsberg, on Third
/ avenue south.
The new college department OF the
First Methodist Sunday school, made
up largely OF young men and women
who are students in local colleges, has
i just begun a membership contest, that
meets at $3.50 o'clock Sunday mornings,
in the basement Of the church. and the
young mems and women's classes hold
their opening exercises together. To-
| morrow morning program feature of
| these exercises will be a solo by Miss
Almeda Cruickshank. All young peo-
pie, whether attending college or en-
gagged in business occupations here, are
invited into this department. which
plans numerous pleasant social affairs
for the coming winter months. The
young ladies are to entertain at one OF
these affairs some time this coming
week, and at the close of the member
ship contest the losing side will give a
valentine party to the winners.
Miss Bernice Barnard. of Grand
Forks, who has been spending several
days here as the guest Of Miss Erma
poets to return to her home Sunday.
Miss Barnard has been honor guest at
several pleasant social affairs. On
Thursday afternoon there was thea
ire D6TLy at inc I6lss "htCh Gle III
participated. followed by lunch at Pi-
rie's. Later there was an automobile
ride, and Thursday evening Miss Erma
Nelson entertained number of young
About II o'clock the hostess mother.
Mrs. George Nelson, served lunch, fol-
lowing which dancing was enjoyed un-
til late hour. The decorations for
that event were all in red and green. in
keeping with the holiday season.
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Mrs. julius Aske, president: Mrs. c.
w. Simmons. secretary; and MRS. M. =.
ese a:hTI oficers Of St. Joseph's society
of Moorhead. -
Mrs. W. J. Clapp was in charge Of
the meeting Of the kingS ra aera Tr;ds OIL i
afternoon. which was held in the Mars
room of the church.. The study topic
was Leper Missions, and program fea-
lures were vionn SOLO Dy Ner rSh
win Davis At the business session
plans were made for giving banquet
on the evening of Friday, Jan. 26 Rev.
H. II. Frost. Mrs. Taylor and mrs Da-
Wis were present at the meeting.
supper was enjoyed at the home Of
Memfred Nelson, in Moorhead, Friday
which about fifteen young people OF
that city participates.
At the regular s o'clock vesper serv-
Ices at the Local u Y Kes g a s tSs
G. faculty, will speak on the subject
of Incandescent Lighting, Miss Ruth
Gardner will sing, and during the usual
social hour which VIII fol i X the hoi Pres
and serve tea. All are welcome TO at
tend these meetings, which are always
most enjoyable.
Prof. Herbert Metcalf. of the A. c.,
and his bride, nee Miss Katherine Day.
lin, of Minneapolis, were honor guests
at a pretty dinner party given Friday
evening by Prof and Mrs. H. J.. Bolley
AT their home on Seventh street north.
Covers were laid for eighteen in all, the
guests, with the exception or Pres. ana
Mrs p. f. Laid, all being faculty mem
A. g. and their wives. Professor Net
calf succeeded Prof. w. B. Bell this
year, in the geological department. The
dinner was served at o'clock, and the
decorations and various table appoint
ments The later hours OF the evening
were enjoyed with Norwegian whist as
the diversion. Professor and Mrs. Met
calf were married On christmas day.
A few friends Of Miss Hazel Smith
enjoyed an Informal social afternoon
today at her home on Third avenue
south Needlework was the diversion
OF the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v. Boo entertained a
number of friends Friday evening at
their apartment, liz liz Eighth street
north. IN honor OF Miss Ida @. Doe. of
Grand Forks, who is spending a week
here as their guest. The evening was
enjoyed with games and music, and
dainty lunch was served at ii o'clock
Mies Doe will leave for her home in
Grand Forks the first Of the coming
week.