The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-05

by Misses Edith and Lylith Rusk al
their home, 1904 Front street. He
and Miss Luella Dawson were the
only guests aside from the family, al
the dinner, but twenty young people
participated in the dancing party
which followed.
Much enthusiasm over the mem
bership contest that has just been
renewed, following the holidays, is
evident among the members Of the
College department of the First
Methodist Sunday school. The con-
test will not end for another month
At the meeting of the department
tomorrow morning, Miss Ann john
son, of the A. c.. will sing one num-
Der, / Cannot Always Trace My
Way. A week from Sunday the pro-
gram will be of a different order,
consisting of a debate, suggested in
the regular course of study before
war was declared by America. The
statement of the debate is: "Resolv-
ed That Scholars Are More Useful
Than Soldiers. There will be three
debaters on each side, the young
ladies taking the affirmative, and the
young men the negative.
Miss Cora Spriggs, Grand Forks,
arrived in Fargo Friday night to
visit until Monday at the home Of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Rusch, Burrell apart
ments.
The Social Economics section Of
the Fine Arts club will hold it's an
nual meeting as we'll as a program
MpnHau oP Fnyannnu Of the
home Of Mrs. III. A. Presler, No. l,
Stratford apartments. Officers for
the ensuing year will be elected,
and reports are to be made by COM
mittees at the business session.
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Miss Bergith Lerrbig, Fosston,
Mimi, spent Friday in Fargo with
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Olson, S24
Third street south. Miss Berrbig
left Friday evening for Lehr, N. D.,
where she teaches.
The Young Peoples society of
Lutheran church, met
Friday evening at the church, elect
follows: President Miss Gustaya
Olson; vice president, John 7. John
son; secretary, Fred Anderson;
financial secretary, Miss Carol
Nyseter; and treasurer, Miss Inga
The last year has been
the most prosperous the society has
ever enjoyed. With a membership of
fifty. everyone active, the society's
Income for the year was $7S4.90, of
which it gave $3.50 to the church
fund. Other sums were dis
posed Of as follows: $50 for foreign
missions; SIS for home missions; $50
to Oak Grove seminary, Fargo; and
$40 to Augsberg seminary, another
school Of that denomination, located
Ia Minneapolis. Program features
enjoyed after the business session
we're piano numbers by Miss Nora
0stgaard. and a reading from
Quest, by Miss Anna Far
seth, Misses Gustava Olson and
Lnga Nordhaug were hostesses dur
ng the social hour. Sixty members
and guests were at the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amund Carlson left
for their home in Mobridge,
J. D., after spending the holidays IN
fargo at the home of Mrs. Carlson's
mother, Mrs. T. G. sunde.
All Fargo members Of the G. A. r.
md their wives, and the husbands or
III w. r, G. members here are in
.luuBu III the AilNAkdLADu ~ dLkCAAA ZIG
.nnual dinner which the W. r. g. viii
erYe in g. A. r. hall next Monday
vening. Mrs. Il. IT. Price is chair
nan OF the general comraittee which
arranging the affair.
Miss Mary PEBBLES, from near Fond
IN Lac, Wis, IFS in Fargo for visit
# several weeks with her cousin,
Iiss Marguerite Pinkham. Miss
Pebbles accompanied Miss Pinkham
1hen the latter returned home last
zeek from Fond du Lac, where she
accompanied the remains Of her faith
r, the late "A. H. Ptnkham,
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Miss Ida NJ. Nunneley, who has
cen DR.. G. n. Callander's Office nurse |
az for her home In Detroit Mich, |
there she expects To remain. Miss |
has many local friends who /
her departure from Fargo. /
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Miss Genevieve McPhail, Second |
venue south, vii be taken home this /
fternoon from SIT. Johns hospital. /
here she underwent an operation 1
lst week.
Al dozen young people surprised /
awrence Bieifeldt ait his home In II
Ioorhead Thursday evening, the or
aston being his 18th birthday annie
ersaFy Games and music preceded i
fine lunch, which Mr.. BieIfeldt's
lother was assisted I'm serving by
.rs Dunweber and Miss LaPash.
The Misses Laid. who have been
pending the holidays in Fargo at