The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-01-19

Mrs. w. J. Brownlee left Friday
evening for her home in Starkweath-
Or, after visiting for two weeks in
Fargo at the homes of Mrs. w. III.
BAH and Mrs. Charles Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Miller, Thir-
tsenth street south. left Friday night
for Minneapolis, on a business and
Vacation trip. They will be gone two
tor three weeks, during part of which
kflme Mrs Miller will visit her friend,
Mrs. E. +. Barrett in Minneapolis
A routine meeting of the advisory
Hoard Of the Fargo college Y. w. 9.
IA. was held Friday afternoon at the
Fhoms OF Miss Ina Johnson Ninth
Street south.
The Christian Endeavorers Of the
sChristian church will meet at $50
Foclock Sunday evening. The lesson
bfopic will be, Young Christians
J2eaching Outward, with Miss Gladys
Rose as the leader.
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81 Mrs. L. Tupper left this morning
for her home in Hurdsheld, N. D., aft
.er visiting for short time with Mrs.
~. II. oleson and family, Sixth street
south.
The members Of the Fargo Sym
gphony orchestra will meet at stones
hall at o'clock Sunday afternoon for
Regular rehearsal. The orchestra will
give a public concert in the near flu
s3uFe. When mention was made a week
sRgo OF the organizations plans, three
s0ames Of members were accidentally
omitted, being those of DR.. $. Ofte--
dahl and E. /. Baarson, violins, and
Miss Helen Bowman, cello.
h A decision to devote every alternate
Injecting to sewing for the French ba-
Nbies was reached at the meeting of
the Island Park Charity circle held
eFriday, afternoon with Mrs. r: Fl.
slstranahan, Seventh avenue south. The
nusual sewing was continued yester-
1day, and guests at the meeting were
AKesdames J. l.. Graves, Engebretson
kand VIII Bristol Mrs. J. H. Stegge,
Seventh street south, will be the host
eBs-in two weeks.
A joint meeting Of all the Christian
Endeavor societies OF Fargo and
Moorhead is planned for a week from
sunday, Jan. 27, and will be held at
$3.50 that evening at the Christian
Nhureh in Fargo. All members of
these societies are cordially invited
20 attend this meeting.
A short program and business SEES
sion, followed by a social hour, were
the order OF the afternoon Friday at
2he meeting of the First Lutheran
Isadies' Aid society, held in the church
parlors. Many of the members were
doing Red Cross knitting. HOstesses
for the social hour were Mrs. o. NJ.
Aaland and Mrs. o. J. Brodsho.
Mrs. W. 8. Parker, Lisbon, grand
watr0n OF the Grand chapter Of the
Grder OF Eastern Star of North Da-
Mota, was in Fargo Friday. Mrs.
Parker was here to attend the Ma
Moaic conference Friday, held for the
Murpoae of discussing war work actiY-
HES. There were one or more repre-
Neutatives from each Of the state Ma
sonic bodies present at this confer
ence.
a very interesting meeting Of the
Round Table club was held Friday
Mfternoon at the home of Mrs. Aubrey
aawrence, Fifth avenue south, the
program consisting OF the following
we'll prepared features: Paper on The
Poet OF Democracy-Walt Whitman,
By Mrs. Florence Bunce; reading of
four OF Whitman's poems, Mrs. Ed
ward II. Cole paper, Problems OF As
Emulation, by Mrs. II. A. .Presler;
illustration OF the latter by Mrs.
noems "A Parable; and a conversation
80 discussion Of What Is Democracy?
JED by Mrs. q. w. Haggart and Mrs.
N ,. Little.
MIS-. %. Brownlee and daughters,
Olive and Hazel, and Mrs. G.. Michael
SON. ali Of Mapleton, arrived IN Fargo
Friday evening to attend the Shrine
entertainment at the Masonic temple.
nd are guests over today at the i
Rileg home. 1l9 Eleventh street
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