The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-27

ray of wahpeton. Mr.. Murray has
Just been discharged from the OFF,
GERS training camp, Camp Grant
Rockford, Ill, and will shortly re-
sumo his duties at the First Ma
toinal bank at Wahpeton.
.
Mrs. Charles Siebrecht, of Winona,
Mimi, came to Fargo Thursday eVe-
ming and will spend the balance o.
the winter as the guest of her son-
in-law and daughter. DR.. and MRS
Solon Crurl, 90 Sixth avenue north.
Mrs. Siebrecht stopped at Aoerdeen:
S. D., EN- route to Fargo to spenI
Christmas at the home of her son, -;
II. Siebrecht. DR.. and Mrs. Crum viii
entertain at family dinner this eve
ming and their guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Crum, OF Fargo
Miss Viola Graffe, of Duluth, Mimi.
is spending a part of her holiday
vacation as the guest Of her ,and,, gr,andd,,
mother, Mrs. II. s.. Crane, lZV hlbhtn
street south. y
Mr. ana Mrs. w. B. Sheffield re-
turned to their home at Crookston,
Mimi. Thursday after having spent
Christmas at the home OF theIT soHT n
w. Sheffield, $50 Seventh aNeh"e
south. D.. @r..n ..y...."
Miss Mae Hanson, 370 Eighth street
south, will entertain a group OF FarSo =
college students at her nome thas =
MoTk at the school for the remainder
Of the year will be discussed.
The advisors and corps leaders OF
the Girls Reserves are meetlng WIN
Miss Estelie Kading at the 4. w. - =. ~ ~
this afternoon to plan the pros @aa y.
work for the remainder or the yeaL.
Tbe girls code for the local reserve
will also be drawn up at thls sesSioi'
'-: %
Miss Flora Lewis, who Is taxing .
Course in kindergarten work IN Mln-
neapolis, is spending the hollaay seq
SON with her parents, MI anu NiA o
/. Lewis, of Moorhead.
The II. ct A. fraternity OF Fargo
college will be entertained this eve
hing at the home of john Bacns33;;
Fourth avenue north. The guests VII WI,
include the active and alumni me"-
bers of the fraternity.
The Standard Bearers Of the First
Methodist church will be entertained
On tuesday afternoon at the nome oa
Miss Fanny Clapp. S24 Fifth avenue
south. Miss Clapp, Miss Isabel Eaton
and Muriel Hawley Will be tne hoS1
esSes.
NIrs Edward Skarda and baby SON
SEA Seventh street south, have gone to
81 Paul. to spend the remainder OF
the holiday season as guests OF ne.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Mullaney
Instructions have been received BY
the CassN Ncounty-chapter OF the hee
Cross to discontinue knitting. All tnf
work on hand will be completed bu1
no more yarn is to be issued by thS
Red Cross in the future. Red Cros;
activities will now be confined tt
garment making.
Miss Helen Adams, who completed
her course at the close Of the fai
term of the Moorhead normal school
will leave Saturday morning fol
Donaldson, Mimi, where she has ac
| cepted a position in the consolidated
| school. Thursday evening Miss
Anne Gletne entertained compan!
of young people at her home in MIS-
Adams honor and this evening MIS-
Gladys Larson will entertain for heI
Mrs. H. Baker and her daughter
Mrs. A. Strehmeier, Fifth street an'
Tenth avenue north, had as their din
ner guests, Thursday evening Bishol
and Mrs. I. D. Ylvisaker and family
| The guests remained for the even
| ing and an informal social time wa
enjoyed.
Rev. and Mrs. o. F. Felth were pre-
; sented with purse by the member
and friends Of tile Swedish Baptis
church on Christmas day. Rev. Felt
is pastor of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Allison OF Es
mond, N. D., who spent Christina
here as guests at the home Of Mr.
'Allison's brother and sister-in law
DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Allison, Ill!
Eighth avenue north, went to ST
Paul, Thursday to spend the remain
der of the holiday season as guests
q Mrs. Allison's parents. They will
again visit at the DR.. Allison home