The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-19

Wednesday evening, Feb. 20. at 1880
o'clock at the church, this being also
the annual Daughters evening. All
men and women OF the church are
invited to attend. A special meeting
has been arranged, with a program
to be presented by Alpha chapter Of
the Westminster guild.
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Bible Class No. 81 win be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank CLANCY, Eighth street south.
Miss Mabel Brand and Miss Norah
Bradeson, Moorhead, spent the week
end in Dale, Mimi, the latter re-
manning there because Of the death
OF an uncle. .
The regular meeting of the Home
Economics section Of the Fine Arts
club was held Monday evening in
Ceres hall, at the A. G. An inter-
esting program was presented, Miss
Lois Failyer having the topic, Spec
ial Diets" and Miss Bower, assistant
matron at Ceres hall, giving a paper
on the subject, cooperative House
keeping" Miss FaiIyer is a member
of the A. c. faculty.
All 4AAASA pAbBAuAAA anu JOAAy
good time were enjoyed Monday
evening by the members Of the Bust
ness Girls club, at the. Y. w. c. "A,
parlors. The meeting was purely of
a social nature.
Miss Hazel Nelson, a member of
the Fargo high school faculty, visited
over Sunday in Valley City with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie Nelson.
The Rector's guild Of st. Johns
church, Moorhead, will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. r..
Grant Price, Eighth street and Fifth
avenue, Moorhead. All are urged to
be present as important business is
to be discussed.
Thirty-hve Bismarck members Of
the voice class taught by Miss Berg
liot Caspary, formerly Of Moorhead,
will give a costume recital in that
city on the evening of Feb. q. as a
benefit for the Bismarck Home
guards. A patriotic tableau is one
of the special features.
DR.. and Mrs. s. N. Thams, Is 1-2
Ninth street south, are expecting the
latter's brother, Paul B. Hoover, to
9 @rrive ,rI here the last Of this week 9t
Mr.. Hoover has been in the United
States navy four years, serving on
the Vermont for some time past, and
is enjoying a furlough which will
of W. E. Hoover, formerly superin-
tendent of the Fargo public schools,
now of Whitmore Lake, Mich, and
has many Fargo friends.
Mrs. Lee Ferguson and Miss Bertha
Schroeder returned to their homes in
Valley City Sunday evening from
Fargo, where they had been to attend
the musical comedy, Pom Pom, Sat-
urday evening. While here they were
guests of Mrs. Claire Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ames, jr., of
Broadway, are the parents of a son,
born Monday morning.
Papers on Rural Education and
Practical Farming, and Extension
and State, were read
by Mrs. Matte Davis and Mrs. e. G.
Guthrie respectively, at the meeting
of the Fortnightly club Monday aft
home of Mrs. Guthrie and was one OF
much interest,
The Social Economics section of the
Fine Arts club, which met Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. H A,
Presler, Stratford apartments, voted
to give $40 toward the campaign for
rat determination in Fargo. This
matter was brought before the club
by Mrs. r. E. Kindred. A slight
change was made in the program that
had been announced. Mrs. W. r. Alair
giving the paper, on Our State Edu-
cation System. Mrs. Presler gave a !
review Of current events.
Preceding the Music section meet
Ing at the home Of Mrs. G. H. Anheier, |
the Pipe Organ group Of the Fine /
Arts club met in regular session Mon |
day afternoon at the home of Miss /
Hazel Smith, Third avenue south. /
Miss Florence Gormley was in charge !
Of the program, which took up the |
ives and compositions of a group OF /
French organists Of the nineteenth /
century, such as Eugene Gigout, |
Faure, Charles Widor and Franck.
Mothers, wives and sweethearts of
members of the PaFisienne club who
IRE in the draft and who leave next
sunday for Camp Dodge, are especial
y invited to a party which the club
viii give as a farewell next Saturday
evening; Feb. %. 1t will be held in
he K. c. hall, with music by Nal 4
.how's orchestra. The date Of this
party was set ahead in compliment Il
% the men who are leaving.