The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-09

basket supper. and the coffse win b.
furnished and made by the Ladies'
Aid society.
The January division entertained
n tuesday, the hostesses being Mes
! danes b. f. Batchelder, w. r. Addi-
son. T.. @. Allison, Joseph Ames.
George Anderson, b. w. Ashley, A. nj.
Baker. Margaret Bentley. Herman
Boerth, John Bogenschutz and G. z.
Bowers.
used in the purchase OF wool which
- TO be knitted into garments BY
the corps members. and given to the
soldiers at Camp Dodge. This IL the
second time that the B. A. r. +.
members have assisted the w. r. g.
women in their splendid undertaking,
the previous occasion being one OF
the most successful OF its Kind ever
held in this city.
! The Woman's Benefit association
OF the Maccabees will meet in rerti-
Lar session Thursday evening at
Moose hall.
The Broadway Methodist Ladies'
Aid society will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock at the 7. W. c.
The Ladies' Ala society Of Grace
Methodist church. Moorhead. will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock with Mrs. Minnie Remlsy. lis
| Seventh street south, Moorhead.
A large number OF the W. r. g.
Knitting club members were at tbs
meeting held Tuesday afternoon in
| @. A. r.. hall The usual work was
| resumed, the ladies working on
articles for the drafted men of the
state. A social hour and light re-
freshments concluded the meeting.
Mrs. Franklin Potter. Casssltsn.
is spending n short time in Fargo
visiting friends.
Mrs. Frances Newman Dial ia
visiting in Chicago, where she il the
guest Of Mrs. Alfred r. Urion, form
erly Of Fargo.
A meeting OF the Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist church was
held Tuesday afternoon at the North
Dakota Children's home. with sewing
as the occupation. During the social
hour that concluded the meeting.
Mrs. Hall, assisted by Mrs. J. T.. r.
Brown and Mrs. w. r. Hin. served
tea
A program OF music and readings
was given by Hswison Pollock, Miss
Florence Gormley. Mrs. A. J.
Stephens and Eleanor Farr, at the
meeting Of the Luther league held in
ST. Marks English Lutheran church
Tuesday evening. The program fol-
lowed a brief business session. Miss
Doris Olson was chairman OF the
.
evening.
North Dakota friends are in Tecelpt
Of cards from Mr.. and Mrs. James
Duncan Brown, Minneapolis, an
nouncinE the marriage Of their
daughter. Sylvia Daphne, to Capt.
Duane York Sarles. u. s. r.. son OF 4
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Y. Sarlss, HilisboTo.
The wedding took place on New
bridegroom, whose father was form
erIy governor OF North Dakota, Is
stationed at Camp Dodge, Des
MOines. Ia, and he and his bride will
reside in the latter city for the pres
emit. Captain Sarles was formerly a
prominent student at the State Uni f
versity Of North Dakota, Grand 4
Forks, and received his commission
as captain at the close Of the first
ing. His twin sister, Doris sarlea,
became the bride Of 1t Fred b. 4
Mann, Devils Lake. who Is also sta
toned at Camp Dodge. on Christmas
day, the wedding taking place ct the
Sarles home in Hillsboro.
Miss Ethel Agnes Pool and Sgt.
Albert M. Hammes, both formerly
Of Fargo. were married on WedneH-
day. Jan. 2, according to announce
ments received by friends here. The
bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
y. M. Pool, st. Paul. and was form
erIy a student at the A. c. in Fargo.
Mr.. Hammes was employed by the
Economy Drug Company Of Fargo
for some time.
A pleasant meeting Of the Dakota
Conservatory Knitting club was en-
loved Tuesday evening with Mrs. W.
q. Buttree as hostess at her home in
the Edinburgh apartments. The
evening was spent with the usual
occupation, Red Cross knitting.
Mrs. John Legreed and Mrs. chei-e
ness were hosteEses Tuesday after
noon at the regular meeting Of the
T,yyngbiongten society, which was
held in tho Sons Of Norway han. The
meeting was well attended.
Mrs. J. w. Durham. Ninth ave-
nue. south, was hostess Tuesday even
ing al q meeting OF the Iabernaclsf
guild OF the new st. Anthony Or
Padua church, on the south side.
Of the members OF the
guild were present, and discussed
ways OF securing money with which
10 purchase church furnishings. TneH
guild decided Tuesday evening TO holat
4 series OF card parties for this pur~
pose, the hrst Of these affatrs 10 De
next Monday evening. IL viii be given
by Mrs III. IT, Jenkins and MIS-
Dunham at the homo Of the latfer@
and All the guild members and their
are included in the invita-
tion 70 attend.
The Ladies' Ala and Missionary so-
cIety Of the First English LutherHu
church Of Moorhead viii meet Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs
ID. Norstrom, 500 First avenue Houtht
Additional Society on Pase 2.
Hamstitching, pic0tinE, pleatinE
Mrs. "A. Anderson DIT ara Az. N.r-4AaNs
q China Studio and Gift Shop
. Artists White China.
4 FLORENCE NJ GILMORE