The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09

served. Mrs. Kasteiia was presented
with brooch as an anniversary re-
membrance from her friends.
The Alpha Young Peoples society
/ or the First Lutheran church, Roberts
street and Fourth avenue north, will
hold a military bazaar next Tuesday
evening at the church, the proceeds
70 be turned over to the Lutheran
Soldiers and Sailors fund. One Of the
entertainment features will be mill :
tary court. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged, and lunch
will be served by Red Cross and
Hoover" maids.
The Modern Brotherhood Of AM
erica viii give another of a SER
les OF their popular whist parties on
Friday evening. Feb. is. The playing
Will begin promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Following cards, a lunch viii be
served.
The regular meeting Of the Island
Fark Charity circle met in regular.
session Friday afternoon at the home
or Mrs. r. e. Howell, Eighth avenue
south, and accomplished a good
amount Of work.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Christian church will meet at
o:S0 o'clock Sunday evening. Mrs
John Monson will be the leader. and
the topic will be What Ny Church
Stands For.
The Ladies guild of the Christian
church held a business meeting Fri
gay AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs.
Norman Brighton. Roberts street
Knitting and sewing were he
diversions during a social hour fol-
lowing the routine business.
Mrs. Harvey C. Noy, Detroit. Mich.
Will arrive in Fargo this evening FOR
a visit Of several weeks at the home
or ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. III.
IlIden, Sl4 First avenue north, Mrs.
Noy was formerly Miss Irrna. TfIden
her marriage having taken place last
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. King. who
spent several days with friends i'm
Fargo, have returned to their home
in st. Paul.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Christian church held it's regular
monthly business and social meeting
FTddy evening in the church base
ment. There was a large attendance.
Inc evening was spent with games.
and refreshments were served bv
MRS. Frank Heaton, chairman OF the
social committee, assisted by Mrs.
Carl Heaton and Mrs. o. A. Bolser.
Mrs. Alex Stern, Ninth street
north, viii leave Sunday for
NtnVnnnHn n -
the remainder OF the winter sea-
The w. r. c. will meet Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in order to oil
low an hour for knitting. The res1-
lar meeting OF the w. r. c. Knitting
class will not be held Tuesday after
noon, owing to the Lincoln day
exercises at the Fargo auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Rasmussen, 7O5
Third street north, are the parents |
Of an eight-pound SON. born Friday
evening.
Rev. H, Fl. Frost. OF the First |
Methodist church, will be the speak |
81 Sunday afternoon at the Fargo |
Y. w. g. A. vesper service. There /
will be special music by Misses Nora. /
Holt and Elizabeth Sunde, and host
esses for the social hour will be
Mesdames August Hanson, j. w.
Jones and V. ]. Baldwin. The regular
routine class work is being done 1
weekly by the 7. w. G. "A,
The recently elected officers OF the
Erodelphian Literary society OF the
Horace Mann high school were in
stalled Friday afternoon after school.
Is follows. President, Ruth Lynner.
rice president, Marie Van Es: secre-
AIRY, Elizabeth Elliott; treasurer,
Edith Reddington; critic, Nora
Osgard; and editor, Mabel Parsons.
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin, Eighth street
south, will leave Monday for Min
leapois and Lake City, Mimi, to
yisit friends for two weeks.
o
Company B. auxiliary will hold its
'egular meeting next Monday even
ng at s o'clock in DR.. s.. J. Hills
,fflce in the Masonic temple. The
auxiliary Is meeting regularly there
low instead OF in the Masonic
library. Several special features are