The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-23

i divisions. Mesdames e. q. Kosko, w
il. Hatch and #. B. Leach. Mrs. II
4 w. Buck is Fourth division chair
man. Mrs. Dudley, whose an
niversary has been celebrated by the
division for several years, gave ar
/ interesting account OF her early life
and when she came from England to
this country She and Miss SimcocA
| were given q shower of birthday
cards, and birthday cakes were an
important feature of the refresh
ments. An appropriate poem was
read by Mrs. Buck.
Mrs. w. II. Stewart, College street
was hostess Friday afternoon to an
informal neighborhood club that
meets every two weeks for Red Cross
knitting. Three sweaters and four
| pairs of socks were reported finished
Friday. The next hostess will be
Mrs. Frank Nelson. Seventh avenue
north.
Mrs. ]. II. Plath, Ninth street
north, and Miss Elizabeth Berger,
Bismarck. left here Friday night for
EsSridge, Kan, called by the serious
illness of their sister, Mrs. George
Jewett, Their stay there will be in
definite.
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The Junior division Of the Recrea-
tion club Of Gethsemane cathedral
has been reorganized into a branch
OF the Girls Friendly society, an
Episcopal organization known all
over the world. Dean Kloman has
appointed as branch secretary Mrs.
w. III. Barnett, who will have as as
sociates Mrs. r. z. Cole, Mrs. M. L.
Hubbard and Mrs. J. w. Awty. The
society will continue to meet
Wednesday evenings in the crypt OF
the cathedral.
Rev. A. w. Brown, Of the Broad.
way Methodist church, will be
speaker Sunday afternoon at the Y.
w. G.. A. vesper service. There will
the social hour are Mrs. A. q. Han
son and Mrs. Frank w, Johnson.
Company B auxiliary will meet
Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the
Masonic temple. Important business
will be considered and a full attend
ance Is urged.
DR.. and Mrs. Clark, Mrs. H. S.
PowTison, Mrs. B. L. Burnham, Mrs.
II. Riggs, Miss McQuoid, and Miss
Mckenzie, all of Wheatland, were in
Fargo today and attended the Win
nipeg Riddles performance at the
C.rpheum this afternoon. They win
return home this evening.
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The w. r. c. will meet Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the G. A. r.
hall, to allow an hour for knitting.
A class Of candidates will be initial
a ~
Knitting club will meet at the hall,
with Mrs. NJ Smith, Mrs. ]. Hogan
and Mrs. ]. w. Resley as hostesses.
Charity sewing was continued Fri
day afternoon at the Island Park
Charity circle meeting, held with
Mrs. George Newsalt, Fifth street
north. There was large attend
ance. Every other meeting of this
circle is now devoted to work for |
the Belgian and French babies.
The Christian Endeavor society of |
the Christian church will meet at |
$50 o'clock Sunday evening, with |
Mrs. John Monson as leader. The |
topic will be '@The Power Of the Cross |
In Asia.
Knitting and sewing were the
at the meeting Of the |
Third division Of the Woman's union |
Of the First Congregational church, |
held Friday afternoon with Mrs. |
Scott Hall as hostess.
Miss Beatrice Guinness. q Fargo
college student, has gone to her home
1t GAINESVILLE for over Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Rudd have as
guests Mrs. James A. Hyland and /
leave Monday for Arthur, N. D., to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Phillips. /
The latter is sister Of Mrs. Hyland. |
Or. Wallace N. Stearns. of the Far