The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-08


A social hour and tea were enjoyed
before adjournment.
Mrs. b. L Bentson and Mrs. +. A,
Irish have gone to New York city far
a three weeks visit, leaving here Sum
day night. Mrs. Bentson viii also
visit in Pittsburgh, Pa. before return
ing to Fargo.
The Cathedral club will hold an en-
tertaInment in its cIubrooms Friday
evening, Jan. IL, for the benefit OF
the soldiers and sailors' fund which
the club maintains and which Is used
by the club in expenditures for mem
bers who are in the United States
service. The entertainment for FRI
day evening is in charge OF Leo Cor
man, Orvilie Austin and w. A. Cor
man; ana unSsr their supervision the
decorated with the national colors.
They will offer an entertainment as
popular as the ones in the past have
proven.
Mrs. John Frame was taken home
Sunday evening from St. Luke's hos
pital, where she had been a patient
for four weeks. Mrs. Frame Is recov-
ering from quite q serious illness, and
- ~" e~HAS " 70 ~ ResAS "a tAS bAAAAS'
Bible class No. 81 will meet on Fri
day afternoon of this week with Mrs.
w. D. Millar. Sixth street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clendening
and children have recently come here
from their former home, Wimbledon,
to reside in Fargo permanently, and
are occupying a residence on Eighth
avenue south. Mr.. and Mrs. Clenden-
ing and children made their home in
Fargo last winter, and have many
friends here. Mrs. Clendening is pres
ident of the North Dakota Suffrage
association, and her moving to Fargo
organization in this city.
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Miss Floy Hungerford left Monday
for Page, N. D., to resume her school
vacation in Fargo at the home of her
mother, Mrs. p. q. Stevens sol Sixth
street south.
Miss Ada Taylor left Monday night
for Faribault, Mimi, to resume her
studies at st. Marys, an Episcopal
school. She spent the holiday, vaca-
ton here. at the home of her par
ents, Bishop and Mrs. J. Poyntz
Tyler. and at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Edward H. Cole.
DIR. F. w. Briggs, so Seventh
street south, Moorhead, who has
been a patient in St Johns hospital
for two weeks, suffering with pneu-
moniss, is reported as improving now,
and It is hoped to be able to move
him to his home in another two
week. DR.. Briggs is one oculist and
aurist with offices in Moorhead'
John Turke, OF Harmony, MINI, is
a guest at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. ]. F. Stribley, Moorhead.
The Misses Catherine and Mary
Darmody Of Wahpeton, who attended
the funeral in Moorhead Saturday Of
Orris Stribley, returned to their
home Sunday evening.
Mrs H. J. Christianson, Mrs. N, @.
B. G. Martin and baby, all left this
morning for Minneapolis, in which
city they will spend the day Wednes-
day, en- route to California. Mrs.
goes to Pasadena, ,where
she will spend the rest OF the winter
with her mother and sister, Mrs. Dora
G. Fox and Mrs. Lou Hoff, and the
latter's children. She also expects to
visit friends in Los Angeles and San
Francisco before returning home, and
Eggen and Mrs. Martin, the latter OF
win go to Los Angeles for |
the winter.
aa Miis Fe Of Ole C. TG omRpt, ES SRs
n. D., who has many friends in Moor |
head, was married Dec. 90 at Toledo, |
o., to Jason Blackford Swart2baugh
namesake and eldest grandson Of che |
late Jason Blackboard, for a number |
~ 0ffnFnAW Find
lay, o. The Bridegroom is the son OF /
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. SwartzbaughI |
Toledo, at whose home the wedding |
took place. The, bride had been |
guest in the Swartzbaugh home for /
several days previous to the event. |
She was educated at Concordia col
ege and the Moorhead Normal school, /
n Moorhead. Mr.. Swartxbaugh was /
.oTmerly a student both at I'll. Hdlsdsis
completed his education with extern
i've travel. The bridal couple are Il
low on an eastern wedding trip, /
which is to include visits in New York /
ity and Washington. d. G., After the
.. apartments 3. m .n' D'l MAI
The Rectors guild Of 81. Johns
hurch, Moorhead, will meet Wednes-
Iay afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Thomas Gullickson. gil IL Front
treet, Moorhead. The annual cleo
Ion of officers will be held, and all
nenbers are urged to be present.
The Apollo club will hold regular
ehearsal this evening at o'clock at
he Fargo YIN. c.. A. The club has
cen meeting on Wednesday evening !
urihg the holidays, but is changing {
ack this week to its regular night.
Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Harrington,
yinth avenue south, left MONDAY
light for eastern points, to visit their
hree sons, all OF whom, are in the
Military service. They go first to
iarden City L. l., to which point HUI
ert X. Harrington, who is In the
Walton corps, was recently trans
erred from Kelley Field, Texas. He
xpects to be ordered abroad in the
ear future, and this may also be the
ase with Max Harrington, who is an
Infantry sergeant stationed at pres