The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-06

Camp Fire group were entertained ale
| the home OF Anna Margaret White
side. Friday evening. Three new
members were accepted. and after
the initiation ceremonies, an iflGcT@
mai time was enjoyed and light reg
freshments served. The next hostess
will be Miss Mildred Banding.
Mias GLADYS whitney, Nintn ave-
nue. south, wail entertain members oe
the PrisciIiian Knitting club at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary =. TfompAon, Miss Gera
trude Thompson and Miss Anna
Mash, Of st. Johns hospital nurses,
viii leave Tuesday evening for
American Lake, Wash. 10 entsr the
RED Cross service Miss Christine
ouren Of Valley City and Miss Lena
Catherine SoA1nit. OF Wahpeton, who
have been nursing in Fargo, left
last Friday for Vancouver Barracks,
Vancouver, Welsh, and Fort Lsaven-
worth, Kansas, respectively TO enter
the service.
Miss Mae Hanson and Mise VIM
ME Sarbort1 were hostesses on Sat-
urday evening at the home OF Miss
Hanson, Eighth avenue south TO
members Of the sophomore class OF
Fargo college. The evening was
passed Informally.
On Thursday afternoon meeting
VIII be held at the home OF Mrs. u.
e. Magtli. Ninth street south, 20 form
society for the purpose OF Great
ing q fund for the Blind Relief and
Food For France organizations. This
work was formerly carried on by the
War Relief association, which Is now
q Red Cross auxiliary. e
Mrs. J. r. Frank, 1Is Tenth street
north. will be hostess 20 members
of the Fargo W. C. r. u. Friday af-
ternoon. The subject for discussion
will be "Our Share In World Abolt-
ton Of Strong Drink"
The active and alunnas members
Of the Delta Phi Gamma sorority Of
Fargo college are being enSeTtaAned
at an informal luncheon today ~
the home OF their patronsse, Mra.
Herbert 3. Loomts, Ninth street
south.
The regular meeting of the Pipe
Organ group Of the Fine Arts club
ts being held this afternoon at he
home Of Miss Hazel Smith, Third
avenue south. Miss Bess ConAat Is
in charge Of the program.
The Roosevelt Sewing club win
meet in regular eeesion at the SCHOOL
auditorium. at 7:$o O'Clock Tuesday
evening. FL
The teachers Of the lincoln Scaaoo4
enjoyed e. picnic Friday evening AL
enjoyed picnic supper Friday svsEs
ng at Oak Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bohn@ack
Eighth street south, have 90 GasaF
guests this week, Mr.. and MEm
Charles LAu Of Lakota-
Miss Nellie Brislain. stenographsr
for the law firm of BurfentnE G
Thomson, with offices in the de Lem
drecie block. has returned after six
the west. Miss Brislain reports that
she experienced the thrills OF the res
cent earthquake ip California.
Lieut. Apsel w!4eman. son q d.l Mr.;
F9q nf and a Miss Gertruds Cunning
ham, daughter OF. Mrs.. cecelia cur
bingham, Of Grand Forks Ts HS.i ma
Wineman has been in service In the
PHILIPPINES the past year. ana is en-
Toying q ten days leave OF ADSsIcss
before going to Camp Freemont, Cahs
to prepare for overseas service.
ID
Mrs. r. e. stratton, Sixth street
south. is entertaining the members
of the Study club at her home this
afternoon. Mrs. Emerson Smith has
a paper on Anna Karenina."
The pnworth Red Gross turned ,ed. "
liz Srt tayeig' three washcloths. two
bandagee two SEeaAts gSns an" Knit aig Sts
sswesters and Mrs. Lyman, Mrs.
Mock. Mrs. G. w. Holmes. Mrg; AZ
WcGinnis and Mrs. L. Hyden Knit the
socks.
sprinR Hats-Rahilly Millinery
EsuastfEcnink. picotIng, pieafi1G'
Mrs. "A. Anderson. SIT Srd Av. N.--AdVs
White season opening at Holdsrnan'a.
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