The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-28
SOCIAL NOTES

| SOCIAL Mules
A company of 70 young people at
tended the Camp Somewhere party
given in the parlors OF the First
Presbyterian church Friday evening
by the members OF the Senior Chris
ton Endeavor society. Flags ana the
national colors predomtnated in the
guests were taken to a fictitious camp,
| where scenes. of daily camp life were
enacted. Among these features were
the hostess house, dress parade, daily
| drill and batteries in action. Games
ana informal visiting also formed q
part of the evenings entertainment.
Light refreshments were served. The
committee in charge Of the affair were
| composed OF the Misses Mable Batch
elder, Lois Robertson, Sadie Nelson,
| Verna owen, Elizabeth Mishow, Ada
| Batchelder, Lucille Burt, MargaTet
Boerth, Joe Tucker Thomas Rae and
Harold Workman.
Mrs. w. A. Wood, of Minneapolis,
who has been the guest OF her broth
er-ig-law and sister ME ana MIS- 5t.o -
south, for the past week, returned 70
her home this afternoon. Mrs. WOOD
was the honor guest at a box party at
the Garrlck theater Friday evening.
The Senior Christian Endeavor Boci-
/ ETY. of the First Presbyterian church
will meet in regular session at $3.50
o'clock Sunday evening. Miss Alice
| Hunter will be the leader, and special
music will be given by Thomas Rae.
All young people Of the city are cor
daily invited TO attend.
Mrs. N. c. Young. field secretary for
the Red Cross, is spending few days
4 in Minneapolis on business matters
connected with her work
Miss Floy Hungerford, 901 Sixth
street south, went to Absaraka, ",
H., Friday evening, where she will
be an instructor in the public schools
this year. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. cupler. - I'll
Tenth street south, are the parents
Of a son. born Friday evening. The
new arrival has been given the
name of Arthur Wilson Cupler. Jr.
Miss Vera Lamson and Miss Lar
son, teachers in the Wheatland
school. are visitors in Fargo today.
Sixty couples were in attendance
at the party given by the Cathedral
club in their club rooms at st. MaTy's
cathedral Friday evening. The music
for the occasion was furnished by the
Ragtime Twins, and a most enjoy
able time was had. The hall was
appropriately decorated in red. white
and blue. he club service flag,
which now has IS stars. occupied a
prominent place in the room
Bible Class No. 81 will meet at the
home Of Mrs. P. 9. Stevens, sol
Sixth street south, Wednesday at
ternoon.
All the children Of the First Pres
byterian Sunday school, and their
fathers and mothers and friends, are
requested TO attend the usual morn
.nual Rally Day Sunday for the school
and at this time Or. D. T. Robert
son, the new pastor will give his ad-
dress to the Sunday school.
Mrs. z. L. Bannlster, ~ Ninth street
north, returned Friday from Montreal,
where she has spent the past Ave
weeks visiting relatives.
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The regular meeting OF the Fargo
w. c. T. y. was held at the home of
Mrs. George Anderson, Tenth street
south, Friday afternoon. Reports OF
the state convention at Bismarck were
given, and the devotional service was
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interesting features Of the report OF
the members was that they had given
over $4,000. hours to Red Cross work
during the year. The next meeting OF
the union Will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Angus Mcpherson. SIC Eighth
street south.
Mrs. H. Turner, Eighth street north,
has as her guests for several days. her
sister, Mrs. J. j. Mcbride. of Vienna,
S. D., ana her brother, Thomas Hayes.
of louisiana Mrs. Turner and Mr..
Hayes have not seen each other for
nearly 80 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. 3. Hancock. who
recently purchased the. residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Wilde. 1924 Sew
enth street south. took possession OF
their new home Friday.
The Sunday school of the First
Christian church will give a special
o'clock, sunday morning, the. occasion
being the promotion OF one Of the pri-
mary classes to the junior depart
ment. The program will commence
other numbers follow: Song. cradle
roll; motion song, Praise Him." pri-
mary department.; recitation, Lake ii,
s-22; welcome speech, Florence Haw-
Quoted by Mrs. Jesse Hawkins: song.
ATlI Go Where You Want BE 70 Co."
Junior department; reading, Mrs. K
III. Mallarian: solo, Mrs Munsell, and
short address by Prof. o. G. Heile-
man.
The st. Johns Catholic church Of
chicken supper oct. ~ Miss M. g.
Gpodheart, Of Fargo, will give a pro-
gram OF musical and instrumental
numbers during the evening.
Miss Nellie Carroll, who has been
the guest OF her aunt, Miss M. r. RAJ
i a BETTER PosITloN7
I Begin night school at Aaker's !
/ Business College Monday. TUT