The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-05-18
SOCIAL NOTES

The regular meeting of the Past
Matrons' club was held Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George
johnson, Fourth street north. Knit
ting was the diversion and the
hostess served a strawberry lunch
con.
The last meeting OF the year fol
the Women's club was held Friday
! afternoon at the home OF Mrs. ]. B
Eaton, Seventh avenue south. Mrs
r. e. Remington told the story o1
the Indian legend. which Or. o. G.
Libby of the North Dakota university
has used as the foundation OF his
play, Corn Silk" This play has
been dranatIzed so that 1t might be
presented by children. Other features
Of the program. were short talks by
Mrs. J. L. Angel on the Depart
mental VS.. the Single club; Mrs. e
J. Weiser on Advantages Of a Clut
House.; Mrs. James Allen, Exodus
i've VS.. Inclusive clubs: Mrs. II. E
Magtll, "Why Federate," and Mrs. e
G, Clapp, "The schoolhouse as a So
ciai Center"
Mrs. H. Kushinslky and daughter
Evelyn, Eddy Court, left this morn.
ing for Duluth, where they will
spend two weeks as the guests o.
relatives,
A special meeting Of the Company
B auxiliary has been called for Mon
day evening, May 20. This session
viii be held in DR.. Hills Office In taG
Masonic temple and has been set fol
o'clock. All members of the auxil'
/ iary are requested to be in attend.
ance.
Miss Ingeborg Nelson and Miss
Mayne Westberg Of Winner, MINI.
spent Friday in Moorhead visiting
friends.
Mrs. ]. G. Metcalf, Mrs. J. X. Solen
and Mrs. ]. H. Lindquist Of Barnes
vile, returned to MooEhead Friday
afternoon from Detroit where they
have been attending the district fed
GRAFTON meeting. Mr.. Solem met
thena in Moorhead and the party
motored to BarnesviHs Friday even
ing,
Members of the Helpful club o!
Fargo college conservatory of music
met in regular session Friday even,
ing at the home Of Mrs. c. II. An
heller, Third avenue south. A pro-
gram of Russian music was giver
and Mrs. Anheier gave an inforna
talk on Russian composers befort
giving her piano numbers. She alsC
accompanied Prof. r. J. Sucher, wht
gave q program Of Russian songs.
Miss Lois Failyer, matron at Ceres
hall. agricultural college, is enjoyin1
a ten days vacation at her home II
remain in Fargo during the greater
| part Of the summer and Is taking
| portion of her vacation now.
Mrs. Anna Holt, 1117 Fourth av'
/ enue north, received g. card from hel
son, Frank c.. Holt, Friday morn
ing, announcing his safe arrival II
France. Mr.. Holt has been station
cd at Camp Lewis. American Lake
since last fall. ana about a montf
ago. sailed for France from CamII
Telegraphers battalion
Mrs. A. O. Grimsvedt, Tenth av'
enue north. entertained the members
of the Young Mothers club at hel
| home, Thursday afternoon. Socia
chat and needlework were the pas
times. The club recently sent 8 boz
Of clothing to Miss Elsie Randolph
New York city. to be distributed tc
the orphan children Of northern
France, and a letter from Miss Ran
dolph thanking them for their con-
tribution, was read at the meeting
The club members will now devote
their time to the collection OF old
leather, which they will donate tt
the Business Girls club. to be made
into aviation Jackets. Guests of the
club were Mrs. L. G. Sundt and Mrs
N. Dillabaugh. Mrs. Dillabaugh will
leave Fargo next week for her new
home at Tulsa, Okla. The next meet
ing Of the club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Henry Jensen. Third
street north. Moorhead, in two
weeks.
The annual meeting Of the Lake
AgassiE chapter OF the Daughters oi
the American Revolution, will be heic
at 4:2o o'clock Monday afternoon al
the auditorium Of the Moorhead nor.
NAL school with Miss Martha Metcall
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