The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-01

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will go to GAINESVILLE for an over
Sunday visit at the home of he
parents.
Mrs. Leon Maurer and little son
Leonard, left Thursday evening 70
their home in Devils Lake, afte
visiting in Fargo for a week witt
Mrs. Maurer's parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. G. Kerr. 612 Fourth stree
| south.
An audience filing The Little
Country theater at the A. c. Friday
evening, greeted the music pupils OF
Miss Edyth Grasse, who appeared in
recital. The children's department
Of the A. G. conservatory was rep
resented by Agnes Horgan, Naomi
Horgan and Florence Lien, all OF
whom appeared in several numbers,
Representing the college department
on the program were Helen and
Pauline HolI, Olga Svendby, Flor
ence and Lester Billiard, Frances
Pinney, Hannah Olson, Lena Fur
long, Dorothy Ayers, and Adah
Fowler. In the opinion Of many the
best number in this part of the
program was The Passage Birds
Farewell, (EIildach), given by Flor
ence and Lester Billiard. BY special
request on the part of the pupils, a
number by Miss Grasse was added to
the program, and she sang Floods of
Spring, by Rachmaninoff, Miss Mar
ion Johnson did excellent work as
accompanist for the entire program.
Owing to the length Of the latter no
responses to encores were permitted.
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A routine meeting of the Ladies'
Aid and Missionary society of st.
Marks English Lutheran church was
held Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors.
Mrs. f. C. Ford and Mrs. Percy
Sherwood were hostesses Thursday
afternoon at the Ford home, Seventh
street north, to the Ladies' Aid
society of the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church. The afternoon was
enjoyed in the usual way, q social
hour following the business session,
An audience of good size gathered
at the Civic Centre Thursday even
ing for the recital given by students
Of the Dakota conservatory. The
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by the following students: Dorothy
Ford, Roy F'1odstrom, Helen Olson,
Signe Erdal, Clara GRADER, Vivian
Griffiths, Amy Erickson, Winnifred
Ulsaker, Neal Giannini, Helen Cram
er, Ruth Bentley, Elizabeth Alsop,
Frances Johnson, Helen Brown,
Alice Baldwin, Adele Ostgaard and
Grace Watkins. ...
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Miss Pearl Oman, OF the A. c..
faculty, left Thursday morning for
New York city, where she will take
a course at Columbia university dur
ing the rest OF the school year. A
of farewell affairs have been
given for Miss Oman in the last two
weeks,
Mrs. John Lamb. Mrs. Kavanagh
and Mrs. P. Schrantz were hostesses
afternoon I'm st. Joseph's
hall, Moorhead, to the members of
Sc. Joseph's society. The afternoon
vas enjoyed as usual, and the at
tendance was good.
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A program and Informal social
lour followed the business meeting
# the Woman's Missionary society
If the Swedish Baptist church, held
afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John E. Forsberg, Seventh ave-
Tue south.
Mrs. r. F. Murphy, OF the Jackson
partments, returned home this morn
ne from Wahpeton, where she visited
or a week with her daughter, Miss
edith Ryan. While in Wahpeton Mrs. |
or Co. !, now in England. of which |
Ter son, Sergt. Maurice Ryan, is q
member. Mr.. Ryan Is now on de-
ached service in France, with the
British troops.
The U. G.. 7. auxiliary will meet az |
loose hall Saturday evening at
'cIoclS for the annual installation OF /
Ulcers. Refreshments will be served |
{ the close OF the business session.
An informal dancing party will b |
-iven this evening by Mrs. deIsendre- |
lie following the young married peo-
les dancing class at Stones hall. The /
tag Time Twins will play for the /
arty, which was originally planned |
or Saturday evening.
The Votes For Women league OF 4
largo will meet Saturday afternoon /
{ o'clock at the home of Mrs. j. A. /
fierce, 10 Eighth street north. Mrs. /
,liza6eth oNeil vii. preside as az the
bsent from the city. An unusually /
meeting Is planned, to |
7hich all are cordially invited. Mrs. /
/. NJ. Pollock will speak on the sub
sct Of the school bond issue, and Mrs. /
elizabeth Preston Anderson will tell 1
f the work at Washington on the /
sderal suffrage amendment.
Mrs r.. p. Blake will leave tonight 1
n a business trip to Minneapolis, and
iii return to Fargo Saturday night. Il