The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-22

class OF the Horace Mann school will
present their annual class play on
Friday evening, April 26. in the school
auditorium. The play is the Claim
OF the Flag" by Oliver p. Parker. IL
is in three acts. and is of a patriotic
nature. The cast contains Is charac-
ters and the complete list of PLAYERS
viii be announced soon. Miss Lorraine
Pollock is coach for the production.
Mrs. T. r. Sloane. Roberts street,
has returned from a brief visit in st.
Paul. where she was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Thompson, former
residents Of Fargo.
Geraldine Esther is the name
chosen for the baby daughter born to
Prof. and Mrs. Il. g. Meinzer. 1045
Twelfth street north. April 20.
Miss Mildred Burns. Eighth avenue
south. is the week end guest Of Miss
Florence Clark at Davenport: Mis-
Clark and Miss Burns will return 10
Fargo this evening.
A baby daughter was born to At
torney and Mrs. John @. Pfeffer on
Thursday morning April Is.
On Wednesday evening. from $50
until o'clock, a committee of wom-
en- from the Tabernacle Guild of st.
Anthony of Padua's chapel are TO
serve dinner at the home Of Mrs.
J. w. Durham, Az Ninth avenue
south. All members of the parish
and their friends are invited 20 at
tend the dinner. and all the proceeds
are to go into the funds for purchas-
ing furnishings for the tabernacle.
Mrs. ]. w. Drknham, Mrs. A. 9. Lacy,
Mrs. Dave Shields, Mrs. J. CrOai and
Mrs. II. ]. Deverell are the hostesses
Tor the affair.
Fargo lodge, TIA, Loyal Order of
Moose, will give an informal dancing
party on Wednesday evening in their
hall, complimentary to the members
II the order. who are leaving on
April 29. for Camp Dodge. MalchoW's
orchestra viii play the dance pro-
ram beginning at o'clock and
until 12 o'clock.
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The Broadway Methodist auxiliary |
" the Red Cross viii meet at 2
o'clock, Tuesday afternoon in the /
Masonic temple for the regular
weekly meeting.
Mrs. Tessie Sherwood, 1902 Second Z
street ndrth, will entertain the mem
,ers OF the Kill Kare club at her
lone this evening. This organiza- 4
ion is made up OF ~ women and 4
hey devote their time at the meet 4
ngs to the making Of hospital bed .
hirts.
A silver tea win be given ct the
lonae OF Mrs. B. F. Spalding. 1917 I
Third avenue south, from until 5
o'clock, Tuesday afternoon by mem
,ers or the Women's Home Mission
.ry society OF the First Methodist
hurch. Mrs. Stewart Wilson win \
q the assisting hostess for the af- 4
ernoon. a cordial invitation Is e1-
ended to all friends. Of the church.
The willing workers, an organlza-
ion Of the LongfeIiow school chill
ren, met Saturday afternoon at the
ONE Of Lyle EyberE. 10lS Third II
ng The hours were spent tu knit
Ing blocks for an afghan. One Yisi-
or attended this meeting. Miss Leila
Arr, 400 Eighth street north. viii be
he next hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Clark. III
'enth street north. have as their \
ueat their son. Charles Clark. who is
oW iii the government service at
Washington. ID. G.. Other weekend
nests al the Clark home were Mr.
nd Mrs. W. y. Clark and family III
rom Tower City.
Trimmed Iseghorna At HoldermaH's.
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Spring Hata-RahiiiT Millinery
roo LATE no CLASSIFY. u III
or women to sort
aNwHs over 18 years Cidt good
ages, Apply Mialand Produce Co.
EHN WANTED Tor general hoAHe-s
work. Grra1f family Phone @NHn@W T