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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-04

son blvd. Mrs Z. p Chaplin had
charge of an especially interesting
program on south of Panama" A
social hour with light refreshments
marked thS close of the afternoon.
The next meeting will be Jan. 10 at
the home of Mrs. Charles s. Bosom
bury 1865 woodward av.
-
we'll attended meeting of sec
ton ore Of the Pastors Aid society
of the First Christian church was
held wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Hunter. 71O
Portage av The plans for the new
year were discussed and light re-
freshments were served. Members
of the section will meet Feb. with
Mrs. :. ". Hathaway. 1925 Benton
ct.
The Woman's Literary club held its
regular meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs W. Hale
Jackson. 413 w. Marion st. The
afternoons program was given by
Mrs. Herbert smith and Mrs. Glenn
Shidler on the topics. The stage in
America" system of Organization
and Commercial Mana cement.
Legitimate Drama" and 'Vaude-
Vile" A social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served. The club
will have another meeting Jan. II.
Members of the Clay and Harris
Home Economics club were enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Uzell Christian. Ed
harrisburg I'd Roll call was re-
sDonded TO with fav orite pets after
which Mrs. Christian gave a paper
on. Cooking OF Made over
Dishes" A debate. Resolved.
That Dessert Should be Abolished. 80
was won by Miss Elsie Christian.
who was on the negative side. Miss
Maud Gray represented the affirm
ative The members will have an
an day meeting Jan. Il. with Mrs
Wilbert Metzger. Edwardsburg I'd,
when the members are each re-
quested 20 bring two articles for
the dinner at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert krause.
1881 +. Iasalle av.. entertained at
a : O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening
az their home in honor OF several
hem bers OF the basketball team Of
Concordia college. Fort Wayne.
The dinner was served in three
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-04

Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
F. Jay Smith. 313 E. South St, Fri
day afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-04

Rabbit and Chicken supper. First
church. Friday night.
5 80 TO 1870. CSC. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-04
Ellsworth Open at $50 and Close at $50
Go "RanSaCking''
at EllSWOrth'S

When you go Ranking at Esworths Ransack Sale it
means money saved
It's sale where odd ots short ends remnants and odds and
ends are closed out at very very low prices We are making
extra effort for Fnday-come!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-04

Rabbit and Chicken supper. First
Presbyterian church. Friday night.
$3.50 10 1870. 25c -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-04

Members OF the Wednesday club
were entertained Wednesday after
noon at the home OF the president.
Miss Clara Durham. 32S w. Jemer-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-04

The Shakespeare circle held its
annual meeting at the home OF Mrs.
W. .. Davies. eli W. Washington
av-. yesterday afternoon. The days
prOgram consisted of paper on
The Ions Legged Race" by Mrs.
r. II. Brugger, paper on The Xiv
ers OF Indiana, by Mrs W. b. stow
err and Fish culture by Mrs. F..
s. Sayre. Ths meeting was closed
with a social hour The members
are TO be entertained at the home
OF Mrs. J. :. Carpenter. 40 Manitou
pl Jan L.
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Mrs. Homer Robinson, Riverside
dr.. was hostess on Wednesday aft
ernoOn TO the North Side culture
club. The History OF Rome" from
500 10 go inclusive. was given by
Mrs A. r. MessiCk and Mrs. W. A.
Bertsch reviewed Tsben's play. EN-
peror and Galilean." The remainder
OF the afternoon was spent in an in
formal social way with refreshments.
Mrs. c. +. Francis. 1887 Riverside
dr.. will entertain the members Jan.
Il.
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Society Neut1s
Dickinson Federation Meeting Best
EUer Held in Slate, Delegates Agree

pie. The Medora and Dickinson
lodges were 1ostesses.
One conservation influence is evi-
dent in the elimination Of the fedora
tion tea, a function hitherto con-
sidered an indispensable part Of the
annual gathering. The Bad Lands
trip took its place, picnic dresses
succeeding the handsome gowns
usually seen at the annual tea.
Other Tuesday Features.
A splendid talk by DR.. ]. w. Cox,
of the state university, on The New
North Dakota Public Health Sery-
ice, was a leading feature of the
Tuesday evening session. Several
other addresses and various reports
were given, and there were special
musical features. ..-.- ..-.: .~ ..
The big feature of the opening ses-
sion Monday evening was the
intensely patriotic address of the
state federation president, Mrs. Fl,
@. Wick, Cavalier, whose appeal for
cooperation in the present crisis
was one that cannot help but be
needed by every clubwoman in the
state. Miss Minnie Nelson, Valley
City, brought greetings from the
general federation, and among the
reports given was that of Mrs. II. L,
Bolley, Fargo, for the Fourth dis
rict. Another Fargo woman re-
porting this morning was Mrs. NJ. A.
Hildreth, recording secretary.
The entertainment provided the
delegates by the Dickinson ladies Ia
deeply appreciated.
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Registered Nurses of North Dakota
Meet In Bismarck On Oct. A-25


The first annual meeting OF the
North Dakota Registered Nurses as
ISOLATION viii be held in Bismarck on
Oct. ~ and rs. The association was
organized about q year and a Aalf
ago. but has not since that time held
q convention session. The ofncers
are:
President-Miss Emily Scripture.
Fargo.
vice President-Miss Lena Ginther.
Grand Forks. -..-.-
Secretary treasurer - Miss Jean
Brown, Fargo.
The Bismarck program OF the as
sociation. which now has a member
ship Of sixty-six, including a number
OF Fargo nurses, viii be as follows:
Registration Of members.
Cali to order. E~
Invocation. Rt. Rev. NJ. G. Hiltner.
". c., Bismarck.
Address OF welcome, Geo. Keniston.
secretary OF commercial club, Bis
marck.
Smyth. Bismarck, behalf of medical
Response. Miss Jean F. Brown,
Fargo.
Presidents address. Miss Emily l.
Scripture, Fargo.
Recess. FIVE minutes.
Report of secretary-treasurer. Miss
Report Of the annual meeting OF the
American Nurses association, Miss l.
Slettebak, Fargo.
Appointing Of auditing ,committe
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SOCIAL NOTES

DR.. F. E. Stratton's assistants in
the Fargo college library were his
and Mrs stratton's dinner guests
Tuesday evening. An informal So
cial evening followed. : .g..'
Mrs. Jennie Goldberg, 1914 First
avenue south, entertained about
twenty friends Tuesday evening in
honor of her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpkins, of st. Paul, and her sister,
Mrs. s. Papermaster, of Grand
Forks. Cards were the diversion,
and lunch was served at the con-
.clusion Of the games.
At the home Of Mrs. Oscar Kjorlie,
on Sixth street south. this evening.
will be held an Eta Chi sorority din
ner party. The affair will be the
first Of the rushing activities Of this
Fargo college organization.
Miss Sadie Barrett will return to
Fargo this afternoon from Grand
Forks, where on Tuesday evening
she gave an address in the Methodist
church under the auspices Of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
and the Queen Esther circle. She
SpOhS On ucI SAPeElcHCeS IN lHS
Philippines. Miss Barrett and Miss
Bertha Schnierle, also of Fargo, will
leave Thursday night for San Fran
cisco, from which port they expect to
sail on Oct. 10 for Honolulu. Miss
Barrett left Honolulu just a year
ago, prior to which time she was
superintendent OF the Susana Wesley
Girls Home OF that city for several
years, and during most Of the furl-
ough she spent in Fargo was super
intendent of the local Day Nursery.
Miss Barrett again resumes her
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Bert Ross. U. S. A.. the wedding tax
ing place In Fergus Falls.
Mrs. r. r. MCGUIRE. OF Dubuqus.
Ia, arrived in Fargo Friday TO visit
at the home OF Mrs. J. p. Yerxa.
L. A. Rankin. Of Fargo, claimed as
his bride last Saturday, Miss 1ngar
Constance Hertsgaard. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Hertsgaard. of Kin
dred. The wedding took place at the
HertsgaaTd home. Rev. Mr.. Johnston
performing the ceremony. The cou-
ple's attendants were Miss Selma
Hertsgaard and J. l.. Mccormick. the
latter of Fargo. Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
kin viii come to Fargo to reside after
a short wedding trip. Mr.. Rankin is
cashier at the Great Northern freight
depot, but is expecting to be called
into service soon. as he has been
drafted.
-
The regular meeting OF the
Lyngblomsten society was held
Tuesday afternoon at Sons OF Nor
way hall, with a good attendance
present. Knitting was the principal
diversion Of the afternoon, and
hostesses during the social hour were
Mesdames !. H. Ulsaker and Erick-
son.
Miss Ruth Schuyler. OF North
Broadway, has registered as a senior
this year at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college. Miss Schuyler has
been attending the Minnesota ''U".
~
William Haley has returned TO
New Rockford. after spending a few
days in Fargo with friends.
=
An all-day sewing and knitting bee
for the Red Cross was held Tuesday
by the Woman's union members, at
the First Congregational church. The
ladies took basket lunches. which
were enjoyed at noon, and at
o'clock the regular program session
Of the union was called TO order. Re-
organizing the divisions had been
discussed. but 1t was decided to let
them remain as they are. Rev. e. c.
Ford, OF the Plymouth church, gave
talk on the consolidated church
and school work at Oak Mound,
which is connected with Plymouth
church. Hubert Beard played sew
eral plano numbers, both talk and
music being much enjoyed. Consid-
erabie work was accomplished, as
there was a good attendance at the
bee.
The wcEan's Missionary society
of the Evangelical church will meet
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committee on credentials and rssOlu-
tions
Report of legislative committee.
Miss Mary b. McPake. Bismarck.
- AfternOOn Session.
LectuFe-DiseaseE OF the Eye, Ear.
Nose and Throat. Preventative Meas
ures-Dr. l. A. SHIPPER. Bismarck
Rose Z. Clark, Fargo.
Discussion, led by Miss Slettebak,
Paper, A Message TO the People,
J. E. Stevens, feld worker N. d. Anti
T. b. association, Lawton.
Lecture. Modern war Surgery. DR.
r. e. Weible, Fargo.
Auto ride. -
Reception and dancing in evening.
ThuFsday, Oct, 25-MoEulnG Sesgf0u.
Report of auditing COMMITTEES.
Paper, Conservation Of Food and
Hospital Supplies, Miss Lena Ginth-
Discussion. led by Miss Mary B
Il Lecture, Care and Prophylaxis OF
Communicable Diseases, DR.. =. B
Strauss, Bismarck.
Paper, Origin and Work OF the Red
Cross, Miss Nora Began. Ardoch.
Reading, Miss Esther waly. Fargo
Discussion, led by Miss Mae Walsh
Devils Lake.
Afternoon Session.
Report OF nominating committee.
Election of officers.
Announcement of place OF nex'
Report of committee on resolutions
Report OF credential committee.
diminished business.
Adjournment.
;, Banquet, McKenEte hotel.
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superintendency Of the Susala wes-
ley Home, an .dwill. have as assistant
matrou Miss Schnierle. The latter
joins her here Thursday night, en-
route from q visit Of several weeks
in Chicago.
Next Saturday evening in the coll
lege. chapel are Nthe date and place
set for the annual student reception
given by the Y. M. and Y. VIC. AS
of Fargo college. Chairmen of the
general committee in charge OF The
affair are Miss Anna Forsberg, presI-
dent OF the Y. w. C. A., and Clar-
ence Lane, president Of the Y. M. c.
a r ,-A-> -':
The young women Of the Swedish
Baptist church Will meet Thursday
evening at the home Of Miss Ruth
Peterson, $40 Second street north,
for the purpose Of organizing a club.
Knitting will be taken up. by these
young women.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary
society OF st. Marks English Luth-
eran church church viii meet Friday
afternoon this week instead OF
Thursday, because or the absence
from the city of Mrs. w. F. Bacher,
president. The meeting will be held
in the church parlors, with Mrs. Nels
johnson and Mrs. N. L. Nelson as
hostesses. '''' 80
There was an attendance Of thirty
Tuesday afternoon at the Gethse-
name guild meeting in the crypt OF
the cathedral. The guild decided to
hold its annual rummage sale on Oct.
Is, Is and 20, and to open It's tea
room service in the deLendrecie
store next Saturday. The tea room
service will continue during the win
ter. Mesdames d. B. Holt, F. W. Me-
Roberts and p. l. z. Goodwin were
hostesses during the social hour.
The Standard Bearers Of the
Broadway M. E. church will meet
this evening In the church parlors
from to 1880 o'clock. A program
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z. E. Rorapaugh. Mr.. Field was en-
route home from EdEeley, where he
took part in the programs dedicating
the new pipe organ OF the First
Methodist church. which instrument
he designed.
The Broadway Methodist Ladies'
Aid society Will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at 1880 O'Clock at the home
of Mrs. vidger. sol Third street
north. -
The Ladies' Aid society OF Grace
n. E. church Of Moorhead viii meet
at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Theodore, Carlson, 21S Ninth
street north. Moorhead.
Another enthusiastic meeting OF
the Roosevelt NeIRhborhood Red
Cross club was held at the school
house uesday evening. These work
sessions are held weekly, in addition
to the bi-weekly program meetings
OF the Roosevelt club proper. The
knitting classes last evening were
instructed by Miss Lanxon. assisted
by Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Johnson.
Some hospital supplies work was
also done.
a
Miss Blanchard, a Fargo college
/ graduate who has been spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Suckow, in Bismarck, has gone
to Buffalo. N. D.. where she has ac-
cepted the principalship of the pub
lie schools. Miss Blanchard took a
year of post graduate work at the
State University Of Minnesota
~
Mrs. OrviIle Johnson, Of Devils
Lake. is expected to arrive in Fargo
either Thursday or Friday. to remain
until after the Schumann- Heink
concert as a guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. w. D. Gillespie, 201 Thir-
teenth street south. Mrs. Johnson
will be accompanied by Mrs. Goer,
of Devils Lake. who will also be a
/ guest at the Gillespie home. Mr..
Johnson may Join them here next
week.
The Plymouth Congregational
Ladies' Aid society will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Ray Dean,
909 Fourth street north. Mrs. Harry
/ Roney will be assistant hostess. All
members are urged to attend, as
plans will be made for the church
sale and supper on Oct. 26.
Elmer Ericsson. Of Fargo. is visit
/ ing in Devils Lake at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Eric
son.
| - ..-
The NJ. and S. club will be enter
tanned Thursday at its regular meet
ing by Mrs. J. p. Miller. Of Thirteenth
street south.
Mrs. G. Hermanson returned home
Tuesday from a short visit at Nc
Henry and Glenburn, n. D.
Miss Maude Hubbard, a nurse for
some time at st. Luke's hospital,
Fargo, was married last week to
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-03

The annual convention OF North
Dakota ederated women's clubs, now.
in session at Dickinson, is. said to be
one of the best ever held in the
state. About 200 women are present,
nearly half of whom are outside
delegates from over the state. The
meetings are proving OF deep inter
est, and are characterized by deep
earnestness of purpose to help in
every way possible in relieving the
present war crisis. The movement
for conservation is strongly evident
at this convention. and the conserva-
ton influences was especially
emphasized in the program outlined
for today's sessions. 1t includes a
report of the home economics de-
partment OF which. Miss Nellie Farms
worth Of Valley City is the chair
aman, and following this Miss
Katherine Jensen and Miss Mae Nc
Donald OF the Fago Agricultural coll
lege will deliver addresses, Miss Jen-
sen on Work, Not Words, and Miss
Mcdonald on the Work of the Home
Demonstration Agent. s'.fa @&
A patriotic symposium constitutes
the second half Of the program. DR..
". H. Stickney OF Dickinson, will de-
fine the work Of the Council of Ma
tional Defense and Mrs. Grace Glen
dening Of Wimbledon will report for
the Women's Council of National
Defense. Mrs. N. G. Young OF Fargo
will present The Spirit of the Red
Cross, experimenting her address
with an exhibit of Red Cross work.
Endowment Fund Concert.
This evening will be given over to
the endowment fund concert in
which musical talent from all over
the state will participate. N. B.
Black, baritone. will represent Fargo
on this program. -. ..:.,-...s -
In the ante rooms of the Elks'
home, which is being used for the
convention, are the exhibits = that
have become a big feature of the an
nual meetings. The departments Of
work having exhibits this year, and
all are Of commendable quality, are:
Arts and Crafts, Mrs. e. f. Chandler,
Of Grand Forks, chairman: Public
Health, Mrs. Robert Devine, .Wah-
peton, chairman: Household .Econo-
mics, Miss Nellie Farnsworth, Valley
City, chairman, and IN whose absence
Mrs. r. A. SpragIe Of Grand Forks
presides, and the Red Cross, in
charge Of Mrs, N. G. Young, Fargo.
The state normal and Industrial
school at Glendale has an attractive
exhibit provided by Pres. r. NJ.
Black.
The exhibits of ladies' handiwork
and OF North Dakota pottery are the
best ever shown.
Trip. 10 Bad Lsnds..v ..4
Tuesday the club women were
taken on an interesting trip to the
Bad Lands, where Dean E. J. Bah
cock, OF North Dakota "U'', gave an
interesting talk on the geological
formation of the Bad Lands, and OF
the clay and coal deposits. Dinner
was served a la cowboy style, in
tents, and the coffee was made at
one OF the ranches near Medora,
There were 40 cars carrying 200 peo-
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has been prepared. All young ladies
and girls of the church are cordially
invited to attend. Lunch viii be
served at six.
The regular business meeting of
the Ladies' Guild Of the Christian
church will be held Thursday even
ing at 1880 o'clock in the church par
lors.
Mrs. Robert e. Wheeler, wife of
the superintendent OF the, city hos
pital here, left this morning. for
Lankin, N. D. called by the illness
OF her sister, .,'s..r -
Mrs. Grace Fletcher. sons Archie
and James. and daughter Margaret,
who arrived In Fargo d few days ago
from Mankato, Mimi, together with
Miss Ruth Fletcher, another daughter
who teaches here, are now occupying
the residence property at 203 Four
teenth street south.
The Fargo Votes For Women
league will hold its first regular
monthly meeting of the fall at 8
o'clock next Saturday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth Darrow
O'Neil. ia Eighth street south.
Plans will be discussed for the en-
suing winter and q report Of the re-
cent state convention at Bismarck
will be given by Mrs. ]. A. Pierce.
Later in the afternoon tea will be
served. Anyone interested in the
leagues work is welcome to attend.
whether he or she is q member or
not. 3
Andrew Love was elected president
Of the senior class at Fargo college
Monday. other officers chosen being:
Miss Martha Dittmer, vice-presi-
dent; Miss Ella Rohnsack, secretary;
John Jackson. treasurer; Martin
Murie. member OF the honor board;
and Miss Anna -Forsberg. member OF
the deans cabinet.
W. B. Field. who is q prominent
musician of Minot was in Fargo
Monday as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-03

MeGIBBON INFANT DEAD.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
away at 1880 O'clock this afternoon al
St Johns hospital The baby was
only four days old, and death was
caused by hemorrhage,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-03

Lessons in oil and china paintsng,
Materials for sale. Mrs. I. H. UlsaRer.
Phone 675-W.-AdYt
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-03

the home Of Mrs. Louis Peterson. Sc
Second street north.
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HemstitchinR.p picotrnE. piea2Ing Corr
sets cleaned and repaired. Mrs. "A. An
dsrson. SIS ard Ave. N. Phone lse7-Bs
--Adyt
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CHINA DECORATORS.
CIan@e2sIm CHINA Painting White
CHINA and SUPPLIES. Edith
RawIer SlOeums 1854 11th st. n.
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The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Swedish Baptist church will hold a.
quilting bee Thursday afternoon at
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-03

Thursday afternoon AZ 1880 o'clock
with Mrs. z. J. Bechtel, 10 Tenth
street south. The lesson will he con-
Quoted by Mrs. Carl Pitsch.
The Getlsemane Recreation club
will meet this evening for a social
session. The senior divisio n will
participate in q z o'clock supper.
plans for which are in charge Of
Misses Hettie Tyrer. Charlotte
Mechtersheimer, Jean Edwards and
Opal WhippIe,
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Mrs. G. Hermanson returned home
Tuesday from a short visit at Nc
Henry and Glenburn, n. d.
Miss Maude Hubbard, a nurse for
some time at st. Luke's hospital,
Fargo, was married last week to
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-03

Mrs. Robert e. Wheeler. wife OF
the superintendent of the city hos
pital here, left this morning for
LanlIin, N. D.. called by the illness
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The NJ. and S. club will be enter
tanned Thursday at its regular meet
ing by Mrs. J. p. Miller, Of Thirteenth
street south.
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