The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-08

ming at Stones hall, following which
will be a reception with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Mcclellan, as host ana
| hostess. Invitations to the number Of
several hundred have been issued for 1t.
There was a much larger attendance
than at the previous party, at the in
Srma ds sH Ing s adTy e gT cen M Sna
iary, following Co. B drill. 1t was held
as before, in the Fargo auditorium, and
among the participants were a num-
Der of citizens who were specially in
of Co. H, still on duty here. Good mu-
sic was furnished by Anderson's or
chestra. and frappe was served
these parties is increasing, and the
auxiliary will probably arrange for an
other one to be held two weeks from
last evening.
The New Era club held very inter
Mrs. G. z. Norris, 81 Ninth avenue
SOUTH sou has. as hostess The Progrs ram was IN
Wilder, who was in charge, giving a
vivid description of. her own trip over
the Canadian Rockies. and touching on
At the business session, Mrs J. F.. Nc
Cram was elected a member of the
club, and arrangements were made for
the last meeting of the season, in two
afternoon picnic, to be held at the home
of Mrs. John Monson, 1924 ThirteeIth
street south. A social time followed
Norris served dainty refresim ann MRS
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will convene promptly at Z o'clock
election of officers and other annual
business, The Literary section will
have charge of the program and Mrs.
F; y sucher viii give as a reading
pers. The hostesses for the meeting
are Mesdames j.. w. Jones, Lawrence,
George Tibert Peter Stewart and j.
F. Hentschell.
Instead of it's customary social SEES
sions, the Congenial club of this city
will take up Red Cross work this sum-
mer, beginning the same at a meeting
to be held Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Joseph N. Nelson, 1924
viii Be nOs and expaa the sO oE
All in that neighborhood who are in
terested are included in the invitation
to be present. The club has been meet
probably arrange more frequent meet
ings for this work.
The Ladies Ala society of st. Paurs
Lutheran church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. Carl
SON. sos Eighth street north.
Miss Anna Buttweiler, who has for
several years been employed in the
Kicker department store here, left to-
day for~her home at Melrose. Mimi,
where her marriage to Harry b. Long,
o. this city, Will take place in the near
The Music section OF the Fine Arts
club, which has arranged for the very
be held at the orpheum theatre in this
city on Tuesday evening, May Is. re-
ports that the ticket sale for the same
Is progrsssing splsndidly. with liberal
others OF the two cities. Indications
are for capacity house at this con-
cert.
The woman's auxiliary to the Glad
Tidings mission will meet "wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the mission,
on Front street.
A program Of patriotic nature will
feature the affair at which the Fort |
nightly club will entertain the other |
womens study clubs of this city next |
tie Country Theatre at the A. G. The
Eortnightly committee in charge of |
tne ARRANGEMENTS is made up of Mes
erts, A. E. Bestic and A. II. Parrott and
Miss Clara Richards. A very attractive |
event is planned,
The Child CONSTIPATION league viii
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the Y. d. CA Mrs. d. 81 |
Davis will be leader and the papers |
VIII be as follows: The Period of In /
dividual Prowess-Its Value and Prop l
er Development, by Mrs. w. A. DON |
nelly; and Why Pete Licked His Boy |
by Mrs. j. d. Baer. Discussions will |
follow. Musical features will be vocal |
numbers by Miss Ruth Larson. and /
piano selections by Mrs. Davis.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Peoples alliance of the Evan /
gelical church was held Monday eve L
ming with Mr. and Mrs. H Kushinslxv
526 Eddy court Twenty were present /
and at the business session s. J. Tefch-
mann was elected as delegate to the L
annual branch convention Of the socfe- Il
~, which includes both Dakotas and Il
which viii be held at Beresford, S. %, II
the middle Of June Miss Rose Scheer
was named as alternate. Mrs. Kushin- Il
sky served a delicious lunch during the Il
social hour that followed The next II
meeting Will be held the frst Monday II
ln June, At the home OF Rev. Mr. and II
Mrs. Menges.
A musical entertainment will Be
given Thursday evening, May 10, by II
the Young Peoples society OF the Nor- N
Wegtan Baptist church. Several from Il
among the best musical talent OF Far
30 have been secured to take part on 4
he program. Following the program a