The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-16

The RahecCa Sewing circle met
Friday all day at the North Dakota
ChiIdren's home, accomplishing a
fine amount OF sewing for the
children Of that institution.
Red Cross work followed the bust
ness session Of the Pontoppidan
Lutheran Ladies' Aid society Friday
afternoon. The meeting was in the
church pariors. with Mesdames Anna
Johnson and Albert HenninE as
hOstesses for the social hour.
Mrs. W. II. Parker. Lisbon, grand
worthy matron Of the .. l.. s. re-
turned to her home in Lisbon Friday.
She spent a day in Fargo en- route
from Sanb0rn. where she held a
school OF instruction.
Or. and Mrs. S. n. Thams. Second
street north, are entertaining the
latter's brother, Paul Hoover, VINO
recently completed his first term Of
enlistment in the United States navy,
and who is on furlough.
Mesdames II. o. Chelness and J.
r. Dahl were hOstesses Friday after
noon to the Ladies Aid society Of the
FIRST Lutheran church. The society
met at the church its members knit
ting and sewing after the short bust
ness session. A social hour followed.
The w. R. c. Knitting club will
meet Tuesday afternoon i'm @. A. r..
hallt with Mesdames Pierce, Robin
son and Petit as hostesses.
Mrs. H. ". weiser and sister,
Miss Shea, Of the Ansonia apart
ments, arrived home Friday from
Glendive, Mont. where they had
been visiting about q month with
relatives.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Christian church will meet sun
day evening at s.: 80. with o. g He'll
man as leader. The topic will be
The Art OF Living With Others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus RubeI and
daughter, Miss Rose Rubel, will
leave Fargo this evening for Min
neapolis, where on SUNDAY. March
III, Miss Rubel will become the bride
Of Sam Silyerman, OF Minneapolis.
The couple will reside in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubel win return home
March 20.
An important special meeting OF
Company B auxiliary will be held
next Monday evening at s o'clock at
the Masonic temple.
Miss SteII Williams, St. Cloud.
Mimi. who has been teaching Al
Osakis. that state. will arrive here
this evening to accept a position as
a NTH grade teacher in the Fargo
public schools. Miss Williams will
make her home with the Misses Pat
terson, at their apartment in the I'm
Provement building.
The Catholic Womsn's Order OF
Foresters win meet Monday evening
in A. o. U. ". -halI, for the annual
election Of officers.
Clarence sundIing. formerly Of
Fargo. but now in the employ Of the
State Bank at CoOpeFstown, is here
spending the weekend with his
Mr.. and Mrs. A. SundlinE,
T2l Seventh street north. He was
accompanied to Fargo by Leonard
StortrOen, also OF Cooperstown.
Miss Stella Halsten returned to-
Fargo this morning from Grandfn,
where she gave a program OF Swed-
lsh dialect readings Friday evening
at a very successful Red Cross bene-
ht entertainment held i'm the town
hail. Mss Halsten's program was
the same as she gave recently at
Rustad and Glynd0n, Mimi, also for
Red Cross BENEFITS. Miss Clara
Henridkson. who was graduated /
from Dakota conservatory, Fargo, |
last spring, and who is now teach |
Ing at Grandin, was on the program /
Tor two piano numbers and was ac-
for three vocal soloistE. !
The latter were Miss Anderson, !
Sydney Sommers and Clarence
EcBre, all OF GTandin. The children /
Df the primary grade gave a song
hat was very popular with the large
audience.
Mrs. ]. e. Hyde, Seventh avenue
Iouth, was hostess Friday afternoon /
% the Mecca Past Matrons' club at
Is regular meeting. The business
session was featured by the initia-
ion Of two new members, who sur
Drised the club with a clever and II
most amusing stunt OF their own. 4
The initiates were invited to assist n
n the serving Of a delicious lunch II
njoyed during the social hour.
Place cards were shamrocks, to
which were attached tiny clay pipes.
n honor of st. Patrick's day, and
appropriate to that day
7ere given. Red Cross work turned
n at this meeting comprised % !