The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-19
SOCIAL NOTES

Woman's club for the 191S-f9ig
season will be held Friday at the
home OF Mrs. A Hallenberg. 1901
| Eighth street south. An informal
! luncheon will be served the club
members at l O'Clock and the re-
matnder Of the afternoon he devoted
to a discussion Of the years work
and social visiting:
Friends of Miss Haidls sundre,
now in the Red Cross nursing SER
vice. have received word Of her safe
arrival overseas. Miss Sundre was
stationed at the eantonment at
! Camp Dodge for several months be-
/ fore being ordered abroad.
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| The first meeting Of the r. f. q.
SlsterhoOd for the 191S-I919 season
VIII be held Monday evening. Sep
! TENDER %. at the home Of Mrs. f, y.
'Angell. 20l Eighth street south. This
I will be a social meeting and will be
| in the form Of an indoor picnic.
Mrs. T. G. Pasco. who VIII be leav-
! ing Fargo within a short time To
make her future home in New Brit
ain, Conn, will be a guest Of honor
at this meeting.
| The Past Matrons' club of the o..
i. s. will meet for the regular bust
ness and social meeting Friday afs
ternoOn at the home Of Mrs. George
Rusk. 1904 Front street.
The Great War, Its Causes and
the Forces Involved" is the subject
to be studied by the Moorhead Wom-
ans club this season, and the first
meeting will be held Friday after
noon with Mrs William Russell, SOS
Eighth street south. as hostess. The
program follows:
Causes and Forces Involved
The Triple Entente Mrs. Price.
The Triple Alliance-Mrs. Com
stock.
The Little House on The Marne--
Mrs. Hopeman.
Miss Ann Kerber. of the FIrestone
Tire & Rubber Co, went to her home
at Karnak, y. -. this morning for a
few days visit With her parents
Donald Arvold. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. o. Arvold. 1872 Second avenue
south, entertained company of four
friends Wednesday afternoon. tbs
occasion being his end birthday ami
versary. The afternoon was spent In
games. and a birthday supper was
served.
the high school held a business meet
ing at the school Wednesday after
fixed at so cents. and it was planned
to have a literary program every Six
weeks. II present plans materializh,
Phosterian play will be given as the
hrst number on the year program e
program committee consisting ot
katherine Grice, Clayton BurdallI'
Ethel Parsons, Gordon MacGregor,
Ethel Schwartz and Harriet ostbye,
was appointed. The matter Of pur-
chasing a service flag in honor of the
mem bers Of the society now in the
service. was taken under advlsementt
The sophomore class or the Fargo
high school held an election OF ofii-
GERS Wednesday afternoon, ami chose
Miss Katherine Eddy as president.
Those to assist her are Grant hughes
vice president; Joe Beauchamp, secre-
tary; Vida MalChow, treasurer; Nora
Ostgaard, CynOsure editor. Miss
Christy was chosen as faculty adviser.
Tho new members Of the high school
faculty were entertained at the home
of Miss Nina Pollock, 2lO Eighth
street south. Wednesday evening AZ
an informal gathering. The guests
were divided into groups and each
division performed a stunt for the
amusement of the others. PrincipaE
Tighe, Of the high school gave
instructors Light refreshments were
served during the evening.
The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
lea will entertain the men in training
at the agricultural college. at an In
formal dancing party, Friday evening"
in the A. o. Z. w hall. This aHalE
will follow the regular business meet
commence about $50 o'clock.
Mrs f. c. Ford, 1917 Seventh street
north. Is entertaining the mempsTs OK
the Ladies' Aid society Of the PIym-
outh Congregational church this aft
eTnoon.
The annual meeting of the LaoleE
Ala society of the Broadway Metho-e
dist church was held Wednesday att
ernoon in the church parloTg. the Iot-
lowing officers were named: FTest-
dent, Mrs. B. +. Tubesing; vice preEi-
dent, Mrs. o. u. strate; secretary, Mrs.
NJ II. Gilbert: treasurer, Mrs. }. =.
Mckay. Mrs. c. e. Canni1. who leaves
soon TO make her home IN Seattls.
to 60 to Grand Forks to reside, were
honor guests at the social session
which followed the business meeting,
ana were presented with gifts as toE-
ems of appreciation Of the Work they
have done in the society.
Mrs. s. ]. Taber. 1923 Fourth street
north. will have as her guest for
few weeks, her mother, Mrs. James
S. Woods, Of Forest River. Mrs.
Woods will come to Fargo the early
part of next week and will be ac-
companied by her little grandson.
Jean Taber. who has been guest
at the Woods home for several
weeks.
The First Congregational church
held the annual church supper in the
church dining room, Wednesr
day evening. The repast was
served at $50 and was followed by
the reports of the years work in ths
different departments.
Mrs. Frank Rando and little
daughter, of La Noble. Ill, who have
been guests at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. @. Z. Graham, 1908 Third ayr
enue south, for the past three weeks
will leave Friday morning for thsir
home.
Miss Theodore Graham. 100 Third
avenue south. is spending several
days in Minneapolis, visiting friends,
en- route to Madison, Wis. where sha
will resume her studies at the Unir
versity of Wisconsin on Monday
September %.
Mrs. C.. Fl. Reineke and daughter
Miss Mildred. 1919 Fifth avenue
south. who accompanied Miss FlOrr
ence Reineke to st. Paul week ago
are expected TO return Friday. Miss
Florence Reinebe will be sudden
at Mrs Bachus' school in St. Paul
this year
New Banded -IIolderman.
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