The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-06

Aberdeen, s. d., who has been Miss
VERSIONS guest since last Thursday.
The theater party was followed by
lunch and an informal social hour at
the Iverson home Mrs. Rasmussen
will be in Fargo until next Saturday,
and several other affairs are planned
in her honor.
Miss Adeline Porter, Fourth ave-
nue. south, was hostess Tuesday af-
ternoon to the Joan OF Arc Knitting
club, which meets every two weeks.
Work turned in yesterday comprised
four pairs Of socks and one sweater,
Mrs. II. w. McArdIe, 224 Eighth
street north, was hostess Tuesday
evening to the members of a social
club comprised of members of the
A. G. faulty circle. Fifteen were
present, most of them spending the
evening in knitting for the Red
Cross, afr which light refreshments
were served. The club meets every
two weeks, and the next hostess will
be Mrs. w. F. Sudro.
One hundred and fifty Yeomen|
were at A. o.. u. w. hall Tuesday
evening to welcome a class of "a
new members, Initiated at the BUSH
ness session preceding a delightful
social affair. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated with the Yeoman|
colors, green and red, and dancing
was enjoyed to music by the Rag
Time Twins. Light refreshments
were also a feature of the social
gathering. Another big class oil
candidates will be initiated into the
local lodge on March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. GA. KIinsmann,
1S41 Seventh avenue south, were
host and hostess Monday evening to
the members of the Wednesday Sew
ing club and their husbands, whom
they entertained at cards. There
were three tables at Norwegian
whist, and prizes for the most pro-
gressions were won by Mrs. r. C.I
Field and P. c. Gallagher. The con-
solutions went to Mrs. Gallagher and
A. L. Dewey. Cards were followed |
by delicious lunch.
The women of Grace Methodist
Moorhead, will meet at the
Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. A large attendance is
urged, as business Of Importance
will be considered.
The M. and S. club will meet
afternoon with Mrs. J. p.
Miller, Thirteenth street south.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beady, S14
Second avenue north, are the par
ents of an eight pound son, born
morning.
The Missionary society of the First
d. MEek oh TO- A1s =
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Blanche
Sims, Fifth street north, with a good
at the meeting. The an 1
1ual business meeting was held, re-
sulting in the reelection Of Mrs.
Wallace G. Rice as president. The ]
,ther officers for the ensuing year I
ire: Vice president, Mrs. Mary ]
secretary, Mrs. L. E.
Goodwin, and treasurer, Mrs. c. II.
The program given :
Tuesday took up a study of the topic, I
Sons of Italy. Refreshments were I
eryed during social hour. 4
Mrs. o. w. Bruins, formerly Miss &
IiIdrid /. Romsdahl, Calumet, Mich, I
rrived in Moorhead Tuesday even
ng from Chicago, to sing Thursday {
vening at the Concordia college Y
y | !
he benefit of the Moorhead Red s
ross. Mrs. Bruins, formerly of the
'oncordia conservatory faculty, has
cen in New York city, where she =
yas very successful in the making Of =
tx Victor records of her voice, and !
topped in Chicago to fill a concert e
Mrs. Bruins will accom- {
any the Concordia College band as 5
oprano soloist on the weeks tour
yhich it will begin the last of this
Teek, and will probably return to her
ONE at Calumet, Mich. via Fargo
nd Moorhead.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
wedish Lutheran church will m set
thursday afternoon in the church ]
arlors, at 8 o'clock. Mrs, p. E.
ohnson will be hostess.
Fargo relatives and friends have {
sceived announcements that Mr..
nd Mrs. Henry Munson, Hardin,
Iont., are the parents Of a daughter, T