The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-18

and Mrs. w. H. F'oust, returning to
Fargo for the opening of the agricul-
tural college in the fall. Miss Kellas
| is a graduate Of both the Fargo high
school and the Moorhead normal
school. DR.. Foust is connected with
the veterinary department Of the ag-
ricultural college.
Mrs. Stevens, grand worthy matron
and Mrs. Braley of Crookston. past
grand worthy matron Of the Mime
sofa chapte of the Eastern Star will
! be among the guests In Fargo on
Wednesday and Thursday for the an
nual meeting OF the North Dakota
chapter. On Friday Mrs. Stevens
and Mrs. Braiey accompanied by
Miss Lucy Sheffield Of Moorhead will
| 60 to Lake Park, MINI, to institute
a chapter on Friday evening. Miss
Sheffield will act a grand marshal at
the institution ceremonies.
Mrs. e. ]. weiser and daughters.
Gretchen and Charlotte. Eighth street
south, have returned to Fargo. The
Misses Weiser came from school at
Greenwich. Conn, and were met in
Chicago by their mother. Miss Cath
crime Hunt who has been in school
at Baltimore, accompanied them to
ST. Paul, remaining there for a short
visit
Miss Lucy Sheffield of Moorhead
has been at Little Pine lake as
guest Of Mr.. and Tdrs. F. c. Diemert
and family. The party expects to re-
turn to Moorhead today.
Mrs. A. T. Messer. Eleventh street
south. Moorhead, left Sunday after
noon for Fort Adams. Newport, r. l.,
for a months visit with her son, c. l..
Messer Mrs. Messer Is with her
husband and after he sails for
France. she will accompany Mrs. A.
will make her home until the close OF
the war. En- route home they will
stop at UNITY. Wis. to be guests at
the Ernest Messer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Root of Cakes
are spending the week in Fargo as
guests at the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Ladd, Secondavenue south, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hall, 11015 Broad
way Mr.. Root will attend the ses
sions Of the Masonic Grand lodge and
Mrs. Root the sessions Of the East
ern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. [. G. zeigler and
family of the Colonial apartments
will go to their cottage at Lake Sally
this week to spent the summer.
o
Mrs. A. Nyberg and family expect
to leave Fargo soon for Faith, S. D,
where they will spend the summer
on their ranch.
Nv .u5 NErs uTa1+ar Molina have
as their guest. Mrs. Molines mother,
Mrs. Philomene Nadau Of st. Paul.
Mrs. Nadau will remain in Fargo UNI
til July l. when Mr.. and Mrs. Moline
will accompany her home.
Mrs. Melvin McGuigan, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Kindred, Sew
enth avenue south. will leave the lat
ter part of the week for Poughkeep-
sic. N. Y. where she will take
course in Red Cross nursing. The
course is the same as the one offered
at Vassar college. Those enrolling
for these courses must be graduates
Of a recognized college and have
passed a physical efficiency test. If
the, preliminary course is passed sue
cessfully the student is privileged to
enter one Of IS hospitals named by
the government. where they can COM
plete their training in two years
time. This further training is not
compulsory. however.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Ward and family
were among the Fargo residents who
spent Sunday at Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Carter and their
daughter, Mrs. w. g. Mcdonald and
children of Grand Forks were visitors
in Fargo Monday.
Miss Helen Lewis is expected to
come to Fargo on Thursday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Lewis, Seventh avenue south. Miss
Lewis has just completed a course in
dietetics at Grant hospital, Chicago, !
and has offered her services to the
government
Members of the Eta Chi Omega sor-
GRITTY of Fargo College who have
spent the week at a house party at
to Fargo Monday.
Miss Stella Halsten of the Dakota
conservatory Of music, assisted in
on Friday evening. Miss Florence
Ford, a former student at the conser-
vatory, had charge Of the entertain
the musical selections. on Wednes-
day. evening Miss Halsten will go to
Wheatland where she will give a pro-
gram Oh readings at a concert LOT the
local Red Cross benefit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Videen, who
reside on a farm near Moorhead, were
pleasantly surprised at their home on
the occasion OF their wedding ami !
versary. Music and social chat were
the pastimes for the evening and
there was a service Of light refresh
ments.
The resignation Of Miss Helen We'll
ter, MOorhead. as chairman of the
Drama section of the Fine Arts club
of Fargo, has been received and &C
cepted with much regret by the ex-
ecutive committee Of that study or
filled by the election of Mrs. Edward
Hanford Cole at a recent executive
committee meeting, and the section
is anticipating most interesting
years work under Mrs. Coles leader
ship.
=. Miss Welter's resignation was ow-
ing to her decision to take up nurs-
Ing, and she left this afternoon for
Vassar, where she will take up the
summers course In that vocation,
prior TO entering upon such work in
New York hospital. She will visit
at several places en- route.
Miss Minnie J. Nelson, Valley City.
a candidate for state superintendent
of public instruction, is spending the
day in Fargo, visiting friends.
Prof. F. ]. sucher, of the Fargo
conservatory faculty. and Mrs. Sucher
left this morning. for. .Spiritwood, N.
D., for few days outing at the lake