The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-20

"Daybreak, lDaniel8ls An Love-
But Day, CBeach): Summertime"
(stephens); Longing, HaForge);
c asssS of p ESseS' o 6E09te'' I nS
Marian. CBartlett): and DAY Is
Gone, CLang). Mrs Rus's songs
were divided into four groups, and
were followed by social hour. dur
ing which Victrola selections and
refreshments were. enjoyed.
Following the program and bust
ness session at the meeting Of the
First Presbyterian Missionary society
in the church parlors Tuesday after
noon, Mrs. W. III. Otterburn, soon to
leave for Sacramento, Cal. to reside,
was delightfully."- surprised by the gift
Of a set Of silver spoons from the
society. The presentation was made
by Mrs. w. r. Addison. The prayer
service which followed the routine
business was led by Mrs. George H.
sweetland. During the program hour
Mrs. Otterburn spoke on "Our
Finances. and at the conclusion of
her talk four little girls made pleas
in q clever way. for subscription re-
newals to the periodical used by the
society0in its study. The children,
each of whom was costuned TO
represent a magazine, had been drill
ed by Mrs. B. F. BatcheIder. Their
pleas were made in rhyme. Hostesses
during the social hour were Mrs. NeiB
Rusk and Mrs. Hansche. ..
The Ladies Aid and Missionary
society Of St. Marks English Luther
an church will meet Thursday after
noon at 2:50 o'clock at the church.
Mrs. Q. P. n. Anderson and Mrs. J.
NJ. johnson will be the hostesses.
Mrs. Morton Page arrived home
this week from a visit Of four weeks
in the east. She accompanied her
son, Charles N. Page, to Columbus,
O.. where he is now in training in
the Ohio University Aviation de-
partment, and on the way back visit
ed relatives in Chicago and Milwau-
kee. In Chicago Mrs. Page was the
visited at the home Of a sister of her
husband. She was an honor guest at
numerous affairs given by society
leaders in both cities. - Is,
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The woman's Home Missionary go
ciety Of the First Methodist church
met Tuesday afternoon at the church,
with Mrs. r. D. Hanson as program
leader. The devotional service was
ing was well attended.
Mrs. r. e. Reynolds and daughter.
Miss Gladys Reynolds, Of 1881 Third
avenue south, are in the twin cities,
where they will spend a week or
two.
Bible class No. 81 viii nsst Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. August
Schwartz, Sixth street south.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Broadway Methodist church will hold
an every member present" meeting
Thursday afternoon at the Fargo Y.
w. G. A. parlors. Mrs. F. A BrickeT
Will give a talk on Red Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs N, J. Olsen and Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Ja.berg, all Of San
born, parents Of Mr., and Mrs. F. o.
Olsen respectively, will arrive In
Fargo this evening to be guests at
the latter couples home, 1925 Seventh
street north. Mss Nora Hanson, al
so Of Sanborn, VIII also arrive here
this evening and the party viii visit
the +. o. Olsen family for a week or
so. Mr.. and Mrs. JaberR have been
the winter in Ohio and
have just returned from a winter'g |
sojourn in Minneapolis and Colorado |
o.
The Moorhead Teachers club was |
entertained Monday afternoon by
Mrs. c. G. Dosland, at her home on |
Seventh street south, that city. The |
members Of the club were Joined |
there at o'clock by their men
who were also guests at the |
supper served by Mrs. Doslaud, as
sisted by Mrs. J. T.. Dyer, Miss Clara |
Lobben and Miss Alsaker. A delight |
full social evening followed the sup |
per.
The meeting OF the Social Econom-
les section Of the Fine Arts club |
afternoon at the home Of /
Mrs. III. A. Presler, was one OF much |
interest. Mrs. M. A. Hildreth spoke |
On a timely topic, Elections and /
Political Parties" giving much in
formation Of value, and Mrs. r. A.
Ooneghus cited various current |
events Of Importance.
A dancing party, in compliment to |
new members and to the Girls drill /
.eam, Is planned by the Royal Neigh
oors of Fargo for Thursday
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