The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-07

ter, gathered TO bid her farewell at
an informal reception, Friday even
ing, at stones auditorium. at
which q few OF the members Of the
faculty of the Dakota Conservatory
of Music were hosts. The large
room was artisticAliy decorated with
quantities of palms and ferns and
with vases of the seasons flowers.
Groups of chairs were placed about
small tables arranged in the CEN
ter of the room and here the guests
were seated while they enjoyed the
informal musical program given by
prominent musicians of the city.
Solos were given by Miss AIDA
Biakeslee, Mrs. Dolores Fftzsimons,
Mrs. r.. r. Wright and Mrs J. A.
Jardine gave a duet and Mrs. J. G.
Dillon, Mrs. e. r. Wright and Mrs.
J. A. Jardine gave a trio. At the
request Of the guests Miss Hagen,
assisted by Prof. Boehmer. gave a
two piano number. During the
evening Traps and waters were
served and Miss Ruth Glacier and
Miss Ethel Moen presided at the
serving tables. Assisting Miss
Hagen in receiving were Prof. z. A.
w. G. Buttree and Miss AIDA
Blakeslee. AS a remembrance OF
the occasion Miss Hagen wac pre-
sented with a gold travelling clock,
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Casper of
Enderlin, N. D., have come to Far
go to make their future home. They
have purchased a residence on
Fifth avenue south and are now
settling their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Gronltz, North
Broadway. have as their guests for
Miss Jathutola Jiiby of Minneapo-
lis. Mrs. Movius and Miss JiIby are
en- route to their home from an auto
trip to Yellowstone National park
and points in western Canada.
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Miss Gertrude Cullen, 40l Ninth
avenue south, has taken up her
work as instructor in history and
French in the Cando high school.
The first meeting of the u. c. T.
auxiliary since the summer recess
will be held at o'clock this even
ing in their new quarterB in the
Labor temple. H. sr..
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lang, Gil
Eighth street north, have as their
guests for a short time, their SON
tn-law and daughter, MIR. and Mrs.
William Gum Of Minneapolis.
Miss Mabel and Charles MoPhai1
have gone to Tacoma, Wash. where
they will join their father and Sis
ter, A. H. McPhail and Miss Lillian
McPhail. They will enter the Lin
coin Park high school in Tacoma.
Mrs. McPhail and daughter, Genev-
ieve. will leave in short time for
Tacoma and the family will make
their future home in that city.
Miss Myrtle Johnson, Third street
north, will leave Monday for Evans
ton, H., where she will be an in
structor at the Northwestern Con-
servatory Of Music.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Broadway Methodist church will en-
terrain this evening at q farewell par
~ In honor Of Miss Frances Buttles,
who will leave soon to spend the win
held at the home of Miss Edna Alder
man, Of 22I Fifth avenue south, Moor
head. The friends of Miss ButtIes are
invited to attend the affair.
The members Of the Epworth
church held a business meeting, fol-
lDWSu ny a BOClAl nOuTt last evening
at the home Of Taylor strate. of Fifth
street north. The social part Of the
evening was in charge of the Misses
Marie Huey, Bnith CooVer, Pearl Van
Pelt and Edna BartelL
The first meeting of the year OF the
Women's auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G. A.
will be held Monday afternoon at Q
Howell, of tit Eighth avenue south.
The reports of officers will be present
ed and the annual election will be
heid goeiaI hour VIII follow the
ested in the work of the auxiliary is
invited to be present.
Mrs. Robert McCulloeh. Of the Os~
good apartments, who has spent the
summer at Seattle, Wash, as a guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Lippy, former
Fargo residents, VII return this eye
est River, came to Fargo Friday eve
ming and will spend a week or ten
days here as the guest Of her mother.
loch and her wedding took place in
June. .n.
Miss Maude Stewart, Fourth avenue
cow o et FF We're eTs e.. w fgF have
charge Of the domestic science de- |
partment of the high school this year. |
The Fargo high school Red Cross
auxiliary was organized at q meeting |
held at the woodrow Wilson school, |
Friday evening. From the enthusiasm |
manifested at the meeting, 1t is ex-
pected that there will be a splendid !
Organization. Registration for the !
classes will be held during the coming |
week, 1t Is planned to have two |
al dressings work. Miss Ruth Teich- |
man was chosen president; Miss Ruth |
Ellison, vice president and Miss Har- |
rlettee Ostbye as secretary~treasurer |
The regular meeting Of the W. r. c. |
will be held at O'Clock Monday aft |
ernoon la the G. A. r. hall, Members |
may get their supply OF yarn for knit |
ting at this time
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