The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-21

tionalization Program For Adults
and Mrs. Florence Bunce win be the
leader.
The Fargo School Of Business will
give a reception in the business room
Of the school, Friday evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
alumni.
A formal dancing party viii be
given in Phenix hall, Moornead. Sat
urday evening by the Eta Chi Omega
son will be tho chaperones and twen-
ty couples have been hidden.
Mrs. w. A Mcintyre of Grand
Forks, vice president of the first dis
trict Of the North Dakota Federation
Of Women's clubs, returned to her
home Wednesday. Mrs. Mcintyre
was in attendance at the executive
board meeting Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret McKellar, who has
been attending the Hutchinson school
Of Music at Hutchinson, Mimi, is en-
joying a short visit at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Nickel
lar Eleventh street north.
The wedding of Miss K1ara solem
and Nicholas Nelson will take place
at o'clock this evening at the home
solem. sos Third street north. Rev.
Edward Berntsen, pastor OF the Pom
toppidan, church, will oficiate. Miss
Anna Solem, a sister of the bride, and
ants. Following the ceremony, a
three-course luncheon will be served.
Mr.. Nelson and his bride Will be at
home on the bridegroom's farm near
beans bsO smpoydd atS5 aafh af the Roker o htS
ment store for some time. and Mr..
Nelson was in charge Of the poultry
department at the A. c. until he took
up farming.
Mrs. B. L. Mcnamara. 11o1 Second
avenue south, has as her guest for
several weeks. her sister, Mrs. j. B.
Fodey' Of Regina, Can.
The Swedish Lutheran Red Cross
auxiliary met at the K. G. hall
Wednesday afternoon. A special meet
ing Of the auxiliary will be held at
the headquarters, Friday afternoon for
ance is desired.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the First Lutheran
lors at 3 o'clock, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. N. c. Nelson and Mrs. Carl Ness
will be hostesses.
The annual New England supper of
the Plymouth Congregational church
will be given at the church on Friday.
A sale Of aprons and useful articles
will be held during the afternoon and
supper will be served from $3.50
o'clock on.
Mrs. w. W. Tousley, superinten-
dent of the college department OF the
First Methodist church, entertained
the members of the executive COM
mittee Of the department at a sup
per party at Howard's cafe, Wed
nesday evening. A short business
session was held and it was decid-
ed to postpone all social activities
Of the department until after the
new year. The regular class work
will be held on Sundays as usual.
Mrs. Peter Lder Of Minneapolis,
who was called here by the Hines Of
her son, DR.. I'm. Lier, has return
ed to her home in Minneapolis. DIR.
Lier is slowly recovering from his
illness but. is still confined to the
hospital.
The members Of the Delta Phi Be
Ia sorority Of the A. G. will be hos
tesses to the young women of the
school at an informal evening party
at their chapter house, North Broad
way Friday evening.
Mrs. A. o. Madison, is Eighth
stret south, issued invitations today
for a Colonial Cotillion" to be given
at her home from until 10 o'clock,
Wednesday evening, Nov. 81, in com
pliment to her daughter, Marcella,
who will celebrate her 18th birthday
anniversary. Mrs. Madison will be
assisted by Miss AiIeen Sullivan and
Miss Catherine Hunt, and 40 young
folks have been invited.
Clothing and textile problem will
be taken up by the members of the
Home Economic section Of the Fine
Arts club this season, and the first
meeting was held at the Ceres hall,
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Amy
Campbell, who is in charge of the
trade dressmaking class at the col
lege, has consented to act as instruc-
tor for the club during the season.
Each woman is to work out her own
particular problems along these lines.
The first work was the drafting of
patterns, and these foundation pat
terms are to be used as the basis for
the future work. The club will meet
every Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
at Ceres, hall. Tea was served and
a social time enjoyed after the les
son Wednesday afternoon.
A number Of the soldiers stationed
in Fargo and those who are visiting
here on furloughs, will be honor
guests at a dancing party at the
Moose hall this evening, given by
number of young women Of the city,
Mrs. J. T. Johnson. 1924 Sixth
street south, entertained large COM
pany of women, at her home. Wednes-
day afternoon, in compliment to her
mother-in-law, Mrs. L. G. Skiold, VINO
celebrated her 63rd birthday anniver-
sary Music and knitting were the
pastimes, and at o'clock a two
course luncheon was served.
Mrs. E. NJ. Lier, who has been chap
ter instructor for the classes in ele-
nentary hygiene and home care OF
the sick, announced today that the
classes would be resumed just as soon
as the nurses who have been acting as
instructors, have been released from