The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-11

business and social meeting at the
home Of Mrs. r. J. RurfeniRG, IkIl
Third avenue south. at 8 e'eieeb
ThuFgaay afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid ana Migsienary
society of the First English Lutheran
church Of Moerhead will ggaeet with
Mrs. W. 8. ulrleh. 1913 Fourth
street north, Fargo, Thursday. Mem
bers are requested 10 come az early
as possible. IS the afternoon will bs
devoted to Red Gross sewing.
Mrs. 9. A. stinson OF Dakota city
Nah.. IL spending the day here %
the guest OF Mrs. Q. D. Blair and
Mics Alma EaddoEnh. 23A Eighth
street south, Mrs. stiasen 10 81
route to Minot h. visit her Sister.
Mrs. Robert MocuiIeeh. Of the o.
ego sRaFsSsnts sHtssf.sqs 8 o e
eo fS issu " 70 Fer ' aSuRhtsS. VIZ
Reginald Thorae, OF Fersas River. ~
p: VIA. e Der guest: .!Ms Mics gss.ay
teissd al = Breakfast thIs sisraiag,
complimentary TO MFa. TRorne.
Miss Ruth Baker, s44 Nlatb avenue
Mss aia 1S s SiatS q ' ba1saport, VILE
Miss Mary Best. who has spent the
summer with her mother. Mrs. W. II,
Best. I'LL Third avenue south. y!ll
Fsx. t. resume ys her a Dulles ute 81 ia1
strueter Ia the art department OF the
College Of Women.
The following ofEleeFs were elected
at the annual meeting Of the wonens
Foreign Missionary. society OF the
sresesat S' Nrs, r. pf oIsaon Fst VIZ
president, Mrs.. :: 4 csaH!ss second
assistant MrS. 3. A. Miilsr; Treasurer
Mrs. q; ]. Eostsri assistant secretary
Mrs. Charles FostsF; eegrAspondtng
bo. ': sscratsEy M Err! = s S:q 1sds s:
land; secretary 81 literature. Mrs. P,
6; Stevens; supervisor Of STANDARD Un,r
clapp; superintendent Of Kings Har-
aids. Mrs, q. 2. Norris; assistant Mrs.
I, 4. Gets. superintendent OF Little
ifatsPasPt q SRssl;i WsIE;I, Mlsbsi I Ks;;s
woman. Mrs. Il. ". Talbot; program
Committee. Mrs. 3. ,, spaldihg. Mrs..
II. y; Frost. MFs 2. G. Eddy, The
taken. IN S7i3 during the year aRa
that the membership had reached 20l.
including all naembeFs Of the church
auxilIarteE under the supervision OF
the missionary society
Stated msstlnga Of Mecca chapter,
O. E. g., for the fall and winter sea
son will be resumed with the meeting
at o'clock ThurSday evening in the
Masonic temple.
The annual meeting, Of the Ladies
viii be held at $3.50 O'clock Thursday
sttsrno9Gn At The G. s srsSnTS ,PS
Mrs. o. A. BolEer as hostess. Mrs.
Norman Brighton will preside ana the
topic for discussion will be. ,'Discip-
line Of Christ In. Latin America: 4
R% fHFf Re given % 0eoSS cers soF the eoas
year viii be named :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II, Henson, OF
y. d. were visitors IN Far
A social meeting OF the seandlpa-
Wan W. g. 7. u. was held Tussdsy
sveniag. at the home Of Mrs; 9: I. Oh
sen S3s = street %ar north
Mrs. julia Nelson. president, LED the
ana Mrs 2: B. Hicks
gave two vocal solos. Miss Rosella
Olson gave g. reading. Delegates to
the state convention at Bismarck
were named az followe: Masdanaes
johnson, 4. M. Torsberg, Anton Jen-
son, II. ID. Rudd, Charles Olson and
will also attend the convention. A
service of refreshments followed the.
program. The next meeting Of the
union will be held at the home of Mrs,
Anton Jensen, s27 Fourth street
north, Fargo.
MISS =. Pearl Fl d IaFnstts gtste .,, az
drive. vent to Mandan Tuesday eve
ming, to take charge OF the 2. W. C. A
exhibit at the Missouri Slope fair.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Swan Johnson. 727
Fourth street north, have received
cards announcing the birth Of son,
JessPh' TO Mr: and n i, ME- s:rt Ed
Mrs. HeaIy was formerly Miss Alma
Johnson. Of Fargo.
Mrs. william MeReberts, of Cassel-
ton, and Mrs. Bailey, Of Hunter are
among Red Cross workers attending
the Red Cross conference at the Ma
sonic temple in Fargo today.
Not His Task
To Make Decision