The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-10
SOCIAL NOTES

ladies night, an annual affair
with the Masonic bodies, keystone
chapter, Fargo council No. 1, r. and
s. NJ, ana Auvergne commandry viii
be held at the Masonic temple at {
o'clock this evening. A musical pro-
gram will be given from TO
o'clock, to be followed by informal
dancing from to ~ O'Clock. The
program of musical numbers follows
Camp Fire girls.
Solo-''Will o. Wfsp", Spross
Were My Sonw With Wings Pro-
vided'', Hahn-Mrs. Manaanita q
Stephens.
Reading-"The Coming of william
Green Hill. Frances Boyd Calhoun
Jessie Jepson Remington.
Patriotic drill-Agassiz school
boys.
Solo-"A Lovely Spring, Coenen-
| Miss AIDA M. Blakeslee.
Reading - Barbara Frietchie'',
| (Act -. Clyde Fftch-Jessle Jepson
Remington.
Elegis", Nasssnet; by the
Waters Of Nrinnetonka", Lieurance;
violin obligato-Mrs. MLnzanita e.
Stephens.
Accompanies - Miss Florence
Gormiey, Miss Bertha Hagen.
Miss Pearl Bunce was surprised at
her home on First avenue north
Tuesday evening by a group Of
friends, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary. Music was the
diversion Of the evening.
Miss Aldyth Ward Of Bismarck.
chairman OF the Public Welfare com
mission OF North Dakota, was a
visitor in Fargo Tuesday and ad
dressed the class in sociology at Far
80 college.
Miss Katherine Jensen of fbs
agricultural college was the speaker
at the meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
society Of the First Presbyterian
church Tuesday afternoon. Food
conservation was her subject. She
said this is the testing time for the
people Of North Dakota, and that
they must come through VIGOROUSLY.
She urged a greater use Of vepe-
tables, fish, milk and home grown
products. Mrs. Fred Bristol gave
two solos, with Mrs. J. NJ. Hartong
as her accompanist.
Invitations have been issue6 for
dancing party to be given Friday
evening. April IL, by the Fargo |
Homestead, Brotherhood Of Ameri- |
can Yeomen, at the X. G. hall. Young
men in the service, homa on fur
Tough, will be guests OF the order. |
invitations must be presented at the |
door.
Miss Edythe Grasse Of the aEri- /
cultural college left this afternoon 1
for a two weeks visit with friends
In New York city. ON her return |
trip Miss Grasse will spend a few
days In Chicago as the guest OF Miss
Happy Boyce.
The weekly meeting OF the agri-
cultural X. w. 9. A. was held in the
association rooms Tuesday evening,
IN charge or the new officers INSTALL
sd last week, and was q candle serv-
Ice. As each girl took up the candle.
she gave an interesting experience
of how the Y. w. G. A. had helped
her. After the service, letters were
read from Miss Adelia Dodge, for
nerly student secretary OF the North
Central field, now stationed in China.
Miss Dodge said that the greater
part OF her time is taken up with II
earning the Chinese language.
Mr.. and Mrs O.. T.. Ward, 1907
Eighth street south, entertained at
z o'clock dinner last evening COM
10 Sgt. l.. f.. Davis, Camp
Dodge, who is here on a furIouEh.
overs were laid for ten.
Sadie A. Walker. secretary: A
stated meeting OF Mecca chapter, o.
p. s.. will be held on Thursday even
ng, April u at 7:a0.
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The Women's BENEFIT association
" the Maccabees will meet for regu-
ar review ne 1880 O'clock Thursday
'vening in the Moose hall.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
Swedish Baptist church will be en-
.ertained at the home OF Mrs. Nels
Johnson, 522 Sixth street south,
Thursday evening. The
meeting opena promptly at S o'clock
Ind ali members are requested to be
present at that hoar.
A quiet wedding took place Tues
lay evening AZ the home OF Mr.. ana
hrs Alex Stern, a06 Ninth street
forth, when Miss Maggie Setterlan
1ecame the bride Of w. @. Lattsn OF
Fargo. Rev. Mr.. Echoberg perform
"a the ceremony. which was wit
lessed By group Of intimate
friends Of the young people. A we'd
ling supper was served after the
ceremony. Mr.. Lttten is engaged Ii
he contracting business in Fargo
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The Ladies' Aid society Of the