The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-06

born March 8. The parents OF both
i Mr. and Mrs. Munson live in Fargo,
the latter being daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. 2. w, Hubert, 604 Eleventh
street south. Mr.. and Mrs. Munson
moved to Hardin from Fargo last
fall.
Mrs S. S. Lyon, 517 Thirteenth
street south, was hostess Tuesday
evening to the Westminster guild OF
| the First Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Sadie Walker was program leader,
and the meeting concluded with a
! pleasant social hour. There was an
attendance OF Is.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Wilde arrived
home this morning from Washington,
d. c., for which city they started a
week ago yesterday. Mr.. Wilde went
on business connected with the food
conservation movement in this state
as ~
There was an attendance of so
Tuesday afternoon at the meeting of
the Lyngblomsten society, held in
the Sons Of Norway hall. Following
short business session the after
noon was spent with knitting. A
social hour was later enjoyed, with
Mrs. Widvey and Mrs. A. g. Hanson
as hostesses.
Miss Eta Martens, has resigned
her position in the dress goods de-
partment of the f. A. Kicker store
Wis, where she will visit for some
time.
The Bethany Young Peoples So
ciety of Pontoppidan Lutheran church
will meet Wednesday evening in the
church parlors. There will be a
business session and a good program,
the latter to be given by students of
Aaker's Business college. Refresh
ments will be served by Mesdames
Ostbye, Rudd and Rils, and Fred An
derson. All young people will be
welcome.
Mrs. John Yerxa and Mrs. J. II.
Schmidt were hostesses Tuesday
afternoon in G. A. r. hall, to the
members Of the w. r. c. Knitting
club, at their regular meeting. A
good amount of work was accom-
plished, and the usual social hour
was enjoyed before adjournment.
~
The Missionary society of the Ply
mouth Congregational church will
hold mission tea Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. f. o. Oh
sen, 1927 Seventh street north. All
women Of that congregation and |
their friends are invited, and an at
tractive program will be given in |
connection with the tea.
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A Red Cross table has been placed |
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cagO, where hundreds Of women COM |
PEELED to spend several hours be-
tween trains may help make band
ages for wounded soldiers. This
table was established by permission
Of the railroad officials, by Miss An
ma Miner, chairman Of the Illinois
Of the National Surgical
Dressings committee. It is in charge
Of Mrs. F. M. Warmer, who devotes
her time to introducing the plan to
travellers, who, almost with
put exception have gone to work en-
on surgical dressings
and pads. It seems likely that not
only viii thousands of bandages be
added to the much-needed supply
through this medium, but that many
ocal committees throughout the
country will be established among
~ the propaganda OF the National
Dressings committee.
A large representation of the
members of the September division
# the First Presbyterian Ladies'
Md society enjoyed a pleasant social
afternoon Tuesday with Mrs. J. C.l
J. Nelson as hostess at her home,
fifth avenue south. Assistant
POSSESSES were Mrs. r. b. Newton
md Mrs. Malloney. A short timet
vas devoted to discussing plans of
work which the division viii under
AXE during the coming year.
The Young Peoples society of J
trinity Lutheran church, Moorhead,t
will meet this evening at the
,hufch. There will be short pro-
ram, including a vocal solo by |
lark Miller, and talk by CLAUS {
Iurie on Travels in Labrador and /
he Hudson Bay District" Hostessesl 1
or the social hour will be Misses I