The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-02


be started in the surgical dressings
room at the Grand Forks postoffice
on Friday morning OF this week. DIR
Watson is stimulating enrolment In
the class by emphasizing that 1t il
up to the men to show their sister
workers that they are right on the
job"
Glasses Open Thursday.
Room Is, Of the MagiIl block,
located at Broadway and Front
street, is being made ready by Mrs.
| Magill, for the standard surgical
dressings morning and afternoon
classes which will open on Thursday.
| The use of the room for the course
of six lessons that will be given each
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Ceres hall by the Alumni association
Of the A. c. for all of the members Of
that organization who are in Fargo
for the holidays. Walter Baumgar-
! tel has charge of the arrangements
for the luncheon.
Prof. Daniel freeman, Of the Far
go college faculty, and daughter,
Miss Eva Freeman, leave this after
noon for Chicago, where they viii
meet the latter's fiance, Emil II.
Groth, formerly of Casselton, now
| chaplain on the u. 8. s.. battleship
Louisiana. The wedding of Miss
Freeman, for whom several pre-
nuptial showers have been given this
| last week, and Mr.. Groth will prob
ably take place on Jan. at Horton
Vile, Ind, near Chicago, plans being
indefinitely until the party reaches
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rustad were
host and hostess New Years eve at
their home in Moorhead, at a
prettily-appointed dinner followed
bv a, watch party. Covers were laid
for eighteen young people, guests
from out of town being Capt. Charles
RIandinR. from Camp Dodge, ana
James Norby, Detroit, MINI. The
table was adorned with red tapers,
and as favors the ladies. were given
corsage bouquets and the men
boutonnieres, both being tashloheo
Of Russell roses and valley INES
Set Homer Sand, who has been
sne1dinr a ten days furIough here
al the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, C. T. Sand, 424 Fourteenth
street south, left New Years eve for
Camp Dodge. He was honor guest at
a PARTY given Saturday evening py
Miss Mary Green, Thirteenth street
north. at which eight couples were
entertained at cards. At the conclu-
sion of the lunch one Of the guests
produced a large birthday cake, IN
celebration Of the birth .ay anniveE-
sary Of another Of the number pres
ent. Harold Rasmussen. the IacL ~
the anniversary was unknown 70 Ihe
hostess and to her other guests.
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NJ and Mrs Alec Mcdonald and
5amghfer Mae. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
liam MCDONALD, all of Gardner, N. u,
together with Miss Hazel Campbell,
from I,ethbridge, Can, were new
Years day guests in Fargo at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James McDon-
aid, 9O1 Fourth street north.
Arthur Kotchian, wimbledon, n.
d. is spending a few days in Fargo
as a guest at the Theta Chi fraternity
house, 1414 Twelfth avenue north.
Miss Doris Pillsbury left this
morning for her home in Devils Lake
after spending several days in Fargo
as the guest of Miss Frances Healy'
1918 Fourth street north
.
The Ladies' guild of the Christian
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting Thursday afternoon at
a,cIock with Mrs. o. c. Holman,
4i2 Eleventh street north. 1t Is i'm !
portant that every member of the
guild be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Conmy and
children, Sixth street south, spent
New Years in Pembina, N. D., as
guests of Mr.. Conmy's parents. Mrs.
Conmy and children had been visit
ing for a week in Grand Forks,
where the family spent Christmas
with Mrs. Conmy's parents.
Miss Mildred Hildreth left for
Tronwood. Mich, Monday night /
after spending her holiday vacation
here at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Hildreth, Eignth
street south. She teaches in the hign
school at Ironwood.
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Miss Julia Newton will give her
food conservation lecture on war
Breads, which is most valuable ana
at o'clock THURSDAY
evening at the FhIEO T. W. Nt -
Anyone interested is invited to be
Another in her series OF
will be given Thurs
day afternoon at the Roosevelt
school.
Miss Aileen Sullivan, who has been
spending the Christmas vacation at
her home in Fargo left New Years
night for Minneapolis, to resume her
studies at the Minnesota "U". She
was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. ID. ID. Sullivan, who win spend
.hree or four weeks in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Hyland. VAL
ey City, will spend several months
his winter in Fargo, and have taken
APARTMENTS at the Gardner.
Miss Florence Monahan returned
Tuesday night to the twin cities,
spending the holidays in Fargo with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Monahan, Eleventh street south.
Mss Monahan has just recently re-
,eived the honor of being appointed
tate agent for the Child Welfare
league Of Minnesota, and will have
Ter headquarters in the capitol
building at ST. Paul. She has been
eaching in Minneapolis, and last
ear finished a law course at the
$780,, tfVTs v.ybS114 training WAS