The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-15

Robert. $40 Roberts street. have re-
turned from a six weeks visit 20
| several of the eastern and southern
| cities. Places visited were New York,
/ Washington. Baltimore and Frederick,
Nd. Miss Lena Eeidhardt OF
| Frederick, sister OF Mrs. Holmes,
accompanied them home and viii
spend the summer In Fargo.
Miss Idelle Patterson. soprano, with
| the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra,
was entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. p. d. Allen. Seventh avenue
| south, during her stay in Fargo. Miss
Patterson'E family and Mrs. Allen
family were neighbors. in Mime
apoiis. and the two women grew up
together. Owing 70 a heavy cold.
Miss Patterson was able to appear on
only one program, while here.
Mrs. J. A. Ross and granddaughter.
Miss Dale Ross. OF Hallock, MINI,
are spending the week in Fargo as
guests at the home of Mrs. Ross SON
in-law and daughter. Mfr. and Mrs.
William Cone. 759 Third street
north.
THE First Organs and OrEanists
In America is the topic for review at
|lN AAS1AtIl& VI the AbS VI SAT- @CSSASAs
of the Fine Arts club at the home OF
Miss Hazel Smith, Third avenue
south. this afternoon. Mrs. H. E.
More has charge of the program.
The members Of the Whofnoda
Camp Fire group enjoyed a health
meeting Saturday afternoon, under
the direction of Miss Mary Anita
Blake. A hike along North BroadwaJ
TO the river was q part OF the
pleasure, and a wiener roast in the
woods was enjoyed. Miss Helen
Campbell and Miss Mona Anderson
were guests for the Afternoon.
The women's auxiliary Of the
Gethsemane cathedral will meet
promptly at o'clock Tuesday after
noon for the regular meeting. All
those who have not as yet turned in
their mite boxes are requested 10 do
so at this time. The Church's
Work In Brazil" is the sub
4sct for the meeting and Mrs
and will be assisted by Mrs. J. P. |
Hardy and Mrs. John HaEgart. Tea |
will be served by Mrs. W. Fl. Barnett. |
Mrs. P, G. Comstock and Mrs. i. |
Aldrich.
A large class Of candidates IL to /
be taken into the Fargo Homestead ,
of American Teomen. at the regular |
meeting OF the fraternity on Tuesday |
evening IN the A. o. Nv. hall. The /
initiation services will commence at !
s o'clock and they will be followed |
by card party and dance for the |
members Of the Homestead and their |
friends.
Mrs. Fred Talbot and daughter, |
Nancy, Thirteenth street south. will |
60 to Mentor, MINI, Tuesday morn !
ing to spend several days as the
guests of Mrs. Talbot's parents. Mr.. |
and Mrs. W. W. Hall. Mrs. Talbot !
will also visit friends at her former /
home, Grand Forks. before returning
to Fargo.
A ''Fatherless Children Of France
society has been recently organized
by a number of the prominent club 4
women Of Dickinson. Each member n
OF the club pledges herself to adopt III
and care for a French child. whose
father has been lost in the war. dur III
Ing the time Of emergency. The wo-
men at the head OF the new club are
Mrs. II. J. Blanchard, chairman; Mrs.
Norman Malcolm, secretary and Mrs.
Thomas Eyer. treasurer.
% III
Miss Bergite Grandhil, q nurse at
81. Luke's hospital, VIII leave Tues
lay for Fort Riley. Kan, to enter the
service Of the Red Cross. Miss
5randhtl is q graduate of the North
western Lutheran hospital OF Chicago
md has been engaged in private
lursing for some time in Fargo prior
10 entering st. Luke's.
1
Mrs. L. G. Davenport, Mrs. q. Z.
Clark and Mrs. Lydia Northrop will
De hostessss to the members of thepl
Nomen's Missionary society Of the
FIRST Presbyterian church, in the
.hurch parlors at o'clock Tuesday
Lfternoon.
The Helpful club has postponed its
egular meeting one week, on ac-
cunt OF MFs. r. J. Sucher not being
bic to take the program scheduled
his evening.
The Wednesday evening gymnas-
I'M class Of the z. w. c. A. has de-
lded to form a hiking club and
ach Wednesday evening will enjoy
hike into the country. A com
littee win be appointed for each
leeting TO arrange for the place OF
he hike and lunch. The young peo-
lie plan to leave the association
1ilding about 6 o'clock every
yednesday evening. Any young
omen in the city may become
lember of the club providing ahn In