The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-25

presented him with a fountain pen,
as a token of appreciation of his
services to the lodge. Cards afforded
the diversion preceding the serving
of lunch. and later in the evening
dancing was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson, 81
Jackson apartments, entertained the
Orpheus Singing society OF Fargo
Thursday evening with the full mem
bership Of 25 present. The hostess
sered lunch following the Bociety's
regular rehearsal. 1t was the first
time this winter that all Of the mem
bers Of the Orpheus society have
been together at one time, and the
first time the society has met since
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson were married,
so as a surprise to the host and
hostess. a wedding gift Of a cut glass
water set and tray was presented.
Mrs. Hanson was formerly Mrs. Net
tie Qualey. She was assisted in serv-
ling lunch by her daughter, Florence
Qualey. and Miss Huldah Richards.
The members Of the Sans SOuci
club of Moorhead were entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs. o. j.
Hagen. Instead Of the usual sup
per. tea was served and the rest of
the evening was devoted to Red
Cross knitting.
Following a jolly hour and a hall
of skiing and tobogganning Thursday
evening, 35 young people Of the In
termediate Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the First Presbyterian
church went to the B. T. BatcheldeI
home, S05 Sixth street south. for a
basket social. Games were also one
Of the pleasures enjoyed at the
Batchelder home,
A routine meeting Of the Ladies
Aid society of thu Zion Evangelical
church was held Thursday after
noon at the homo of Miss Lydis
Buck. 815 Second. avenue south.
Announcements have been re-
| ceived here and In Moorhead Of
| the marriage of Miss Laura Tilseth
Moorhead. to Frank Young, Bufalo
N. Y, which took place Saturday
Jan. 9. IN International BALLS, MINI,
where the couple will reside. Rev
H. Hanson, of the Swedish Luther
an church Of that place, Omciated
| The bride is q daughter OF II. o
Tilseth, Moorhead.
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan VIII re-
turn Saturday to her home II
| Grand Forks. She has been visit
ing here since Tuesday at the
homes Of Mrs. =. II. Wilder and
Mrs. c. D. Blakeslee, both formerly
residents Of Grand Forks.
Miss Rachel Brewer, Eleventh
street south. was hostess Thursday
"a NJ a
new organization, the Active Service
club. was formed. The club will
meet every Friday evening, the mex
hostess to be Miss Wilhelmina
Schwarz The club will take uI
French war relief work, and the
following committee was appointed
Thursday evening to direct this
work: Misses Katherine Eddy
Ethel Rudd and Rachel Brewer,
Miss Ruth Teichman was elected
president Of the club.
Mr., and Mrs. j. z. Gaffnsy, 1871
Seventh avenue south. are the par
ents Of a 10-pound son, born this
morning. Mr.. Carney is manager
for the Fargo branch OF the Under
wood Typewriter eompan"
A special open meeting Of the
missionary society OF the Christian
church was held Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. o. c. Hetlman'
ala Eleventh street north. Miss
Mabel Greenwood was in charge OF
fine interesting program that was
presented. The meeting was well
attended.
Fargo friends received announce
ments this morning OF the birth OF
a son. on Dec. 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
victor Neander, former Fargo resi-
dents. They are now residing In 81
paul. where Mr.. Neander rs asso-
cfated with a law firm. While IN
Fargo, which city they LETT a year
and a half ago, he was with the law
firm and Tenneson d Cupler: MT.
and Mrs. Neander made many frienCA
during their residence IN Fargo
The Plymouth Congregational
missionary society met Thursday
.F+ornoon at the home Of Mrs. Oscar
Covert. Twelfth avenue north, with
Mrs percy Sherwood as assistant
hostess. The speaker Of the after
noon was Prof. G. F. Henry. of Far
en- college. who spoke on India, In
which country he taught at a mis-
sionarv college for several years.
His "reminiscences proved OF much
interest. The society's program for
tbe ensuing year was outlined
THURSDAY by the president, Mrs.
srbneII and WIFI include a study OF
tba courses suggested in two mis-
sInnsrv magazines. A social hour
followed the program meeting.
81 zT,-f-.- Two
fish Lutheran choir held rehearsal
Thursday evening at the nome OF
miss Nora Holt. who later in the
evening was hostess at a pleasan1t
social session. Music and games ar
forded entertainment and a fine
lunch was served.
The Fargo public library now has
almost a complete file Of The COR
p-Teasional Record since the beginnlhS
Of the war, in 1914, large numbet on
the bound Records having just DeSH
received there from Washington ~ ~
Baer.
Mrs. Arthur Marshall, Absaraka,
spent Thursday in Fargo as the Buesst
of Miss Marguerite Pinkham. She
returned to Absaraka last night.
Seventeen younger students of the
Dakota. Conservatory Of Music ap-
Deared in recital Thursday evening az
Inc civic Centre. before a good-slzed
audience of relatives and friends'
we're: William Piper. Evelyn Blakes-
lee. Marie Smith. Geraldine Ewald'
Katherine Whittelsey, Clara RECKON
sfEne Luther. Frances Cumpfert. Mar
iorie Coen, Ada and Alice Nelson
Copstance Melchoir, Roy Flodstrom,
STarraret Deamer Marguerite Moore
Helen Curran. Prudence Geary, Ber-
nice NoeIand and Dorothy Coen.
The meeting Of the Fargo Woman's
club. to have been held this aLLeI-
noon. has been postponed to next FRI
dav on account Of the funeral Of Mrs
~ 1900 Frho nnEtpoupd nneetinE