The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-24

m. j., and visiting Baltimore. Wash
ington. d. c., and other points cf
interest. She made the trip from De-
troit, Mich, TO Bufaio. n. Y. ny
boat. Her mother, Mrs. ID. Mezirow.
who has been at Sulphur Springs.
Jordan. Mimi, for the past four
weeks, win remain there for another
two weeks before returning to Far
so. Mrs. Mezirow is reported as i'm
proving In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Weller and
little son are home from a visit Of
several days as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Jardine at their cottage on
Big cormorant lake.
A very interesting affair az which
the members of the Mission study
class of the First Lutheran church
were hostesses, was held Thursday
evening in the church parlors, with
large attendance OF people of the
church congregation. Vocal numbers
by Misses Clara and Hilda Hendrick-
son, and brief addresses by the pas
tor, Rev. z. r. Anderson. and Prof.
q. j. Hanson, made up a program
that was well received, and a social
hour followed.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Broadway Methodist church of Fargo
was entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. w. B. Auxer, at her home
in Moorhead. The attendance yes
terday was large, and most pleasant
afternoon was spent, with social
time following the brief business
session.
The bill introduced into congress
Aug. 10 by Senator Simmons in the
senate, and by Representative Alex
ander in the house, providing for
family allowances, indemnities, re-
education and insurance in behalf Of
officers and soldiers, received the en-
thusiasttc Endorsement of the Wo-
mems committee. c. N. D., in a letter
from its national chairman, DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw, received at the Chi
cago office q few days ago: Women
everywhere, wrote DR.. Shaw, ."are
urged to write or telegraph members
OF congress urging the passage of
the bill. Ten thousand messages a
day should reach Washington, until
it becomes a law". DIR. Shaw further
wrote that the campaign for the en-
rolment of women for food conserya-
ton through the Hoover pledge card
~ De
A largely attended meeting Of the
Young Peoples society of the Swed-
tsh Luthern church was held Thurs
day evening in the church pariors,
with Mrs. John Anderson as the hos
tess. The earlier part or the evening
was devoted to a very interesting
program Of readings and musical
numbers by various members of the
society, and the usual social hour
followed.
Miss Mildred Callander. who is
taking the nurses training course at
the Abbott hospital, Minneapolis, is
In Fargo to spend two weeks vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Callander, OF the Park flats.
Mrs. Callander and her daughter will
leave Saturday for Isig Cornnorant
lake, where they will i've guests over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wall
OF Fargo. at the Wall cottage.
Rev. and Mrs. o. Z. McCracken
and family have. returned to Fargo
Mimi, where they found the fishing
to be excellent.
A good meeting of the Ladies' Aid
and Missionary society of st. Marks
English Lutheran church was held |
Thursday afternoon in the church |
parlors. A large number of the MEM |
bers and their friends were in att |
tendance, and enjoyed a pleasant So
cial time, following the usual busi- |
ness and program meeting. Mrs. w.
F. Bacher and Mrs. B. Sheets were |
the hostesses at this meeting.
A brief business meeting OF the /
Loyal Women's Bible class Of the |
First Christian church was held |
Thursday afternoon in the church |
parlors.
Machine hemstitching, picoting, pleat-
Ing and buttons. Mrs. Kennedy. Kennedy |