The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-23

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Miss Clara Pollock, who this year
| completes the piano course Of the
| Fargo College Conservatory of Nu-
| sic, will appear in graduate recital
| on Friday evening in Stones audi
forum. Miss Pollock completed the
pipe organ course Of the conseTva-
tory last year, and is at present or
ganist at the First Methodist church.
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to head the Roosevelt Neighborhood
club at the annual meeting held in
the school. Wednesday afternoon.
Other officers chosen were Mrs Fred
J. Volkamer vice president, and Mrs.
George Anderson, secretary and
treasurer. The closing program was
In the form Of a silver tea, and the
sum realized was sufficient to paw
all the expenses connected with the
putting on Of the food demonstra-
tons at the school during the winter
and to leave a small balance to be-
gin the club work. this coming year,
Musical selections, reading and folk
dances were given by the members
OF the Sunbeam chorus, under the
direction of Miss Marion johnson.
The club will resume its meetings in
september, shortly after school Is
reopened. The Red Cross work Of
the club will be carried on through
the summer months, and the dav for
the weekly meeting will be announc-
ed later.
Mrs r. A. Miller, 1920 Twelfth av-
enue north. will entertain the mem
bers of the Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
Ladies Aid at her home at 8 o'clock
Friday afternoon. Mrs. D. H. Barrett
Will be the assisting hostess.
The Island Park Charity circle will
meet at $3.50 o'clock Friday after
noon, at the home Of Mrs. E. H.
Stranahan, 1856 Seventh avenue
south.
The Young Christian Girls of the
scandinavian Free church have late
ly begun the work Of assisting the
worthy poor Of the city and on Fri
DAY evening they will give a pro-
gram in the church. corner of Third
avenue and Fourth@street north the
proceeds to- be used to carry on this
work. No admission fee will be
charged, but a silver collection will
be taken. After the following pro-
gram light refreshments will be
served:
Song, by the society; piano duet,
Gertrude Monson and Helen Nelson;
vocal solo, Ingebork Htornevik; vo-
cal duet, Edith Olson and Adele Sell
nesnes; song, string band, trio. Helen
Nelson, Ingeborg Hjornevik, Adele
Selnes.; piano solo, Gertrude Mon
SON. duet, Molly Nelson and Esther
Selnes; plano duet, Helen Nelson and
Gertrude Monson; song, quartet:
duet, Ingeborg Hjornevik, Helen Mel
son; piano solo, Helen Nelson; song,
society.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pom
toppidan Lutheran church will meet
at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, in the
church parlors. Mrs. Armund Nell
son will be the hostess.
An exceptionally interesting pro-
gram of musical numbers, readings
and original vaudeville sketches will
be given at o'clock this evening at
the home Of Mrs, W. e. Bergan, 812
of the house. A silver collection will
be taken for the benefit of the war
relief work. Following the program |
informal dancing will be enjoyed. |
Miss Mamie Forsberg and W. E. |
Bergan will play for the dancing.
Miss Helen Graves and Miss Ber-
tina Everhart were hostesses |
Wednesday evening. when they en-
tertained a company of girls at a. |
$50 dinner at the home Of Miss
Graves, Tenth street south. Covers !
were laid for Iva Mayer, Beatrice
Margaret Afford, EIvede
Kraabel. Ethel Tousley, Lillian Rel
erson and Helen Cuskelley,
Miss Hilma Freeberg, graduate
Of st. Johns hospital, went to Camp
where she viii enter cantonne1t
service. Miss Freeberg is a resi-
dent Of Moorhead.
Mrs. N. G. Young. field secretary
FOR the North Dakota Red Cross.
vent to Fessenden Wednesday even
ng on a business mission connected
With the Red Cross work.
The W. G.. T. U. will have the regu-
ar monthly meeting at 3 o'clock Fri
lay afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Thomas Greenshields, 1921 Seventh
street north. Rev. e. G. Ford will be
he speaker and his topic will be,
40 1NaL4oA . 4GUL 10 the NOLnGTE'
AL superintendents are asked to
'ring in their reports so a complete
eport Of the years work may be
AIKEN to the district convention at
Hunter, May % and 20.
The Dilworth branch of the Clay
ounty Red Cross has completed the
GLOWING articles during the past
week: Four bed shirts; two suits of
'ajamas, 81 hand towels, four pairs
t socks. The knitters were Mrs.
ohm Heath, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. B.
dock and Miss Margaret DuIIuces
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Mrs. H. w. Gearey, 401 Tenth
treet south, will entertain the mem
'ers of the Round Table club at her
Lonle Friday afternoon. This is the
asst meeting Of the season and the
ather1ng will be social one.
Miss Helen Nelson, a bride elect
i June, was the honor guest at a,
'arcel shower given at the home of
dr. and Mrs J. Munson, Third aven-
% north, Tuesday evening The
vening was passed in games and
-usic and refreshments were served.
thirty young people were present
Hats at half price at Holderman's.
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