The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-07

in charge OF the case is a personal
friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. Atterbury,
having been with their family for
nine months. Miss Harriet Hunt is
also with her sister. Miss Katherine's
sending her a shower OF letters and
post cards to cheer her convalescence.
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Mrs. L. J. Sweeney, Forsyth; Mont,
nee Miss Fay Whittier Of Fargo, ar
rived here Wednesday night for a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. E. Day. 1912 Eighth avenue
north.
The Junior Philathea class Of the
First Baptist church held business
and social meeting Tuesday evening
with Miss Ruth Babcock. The mis-
sionary lesson to have been given at
this meeting was postponed to the
next meeting, a month hence. Dur
ing the social hour Miss Babcock
gave several late songs. with amusing
representations.
Mrs. I. NJ. Alderman, Norwood.
Ont, and Mrs. A. J. Fitzgerald, To-
ronto, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Milton CalIander of the
Park fats, being sisters of Mrs. CAL
lander. They will be here through
March.
The Business Girls club of the
Fargo Y. w. c. A. held q special
meeting Wednesday evening, to work
on aviation jackets. They will meet
in regular session this evening for a
continuance of that work, and also
devoted their regular session last
IN Sw
hoped to have IL of these Jackets
completed by the last of the week.
Mrs. L. Thorsell, Fourteenth street
north. was hostess Wednesday af-
ternoon to the members Of the Corn
flower club, at their regular meet
ing. Knitting and sewing were the
diversions Of the afternoon.
The Child Conservation league Of
Fargo met Wednesday afternoon at,
the Y. w. G. A. parlOrs, with a. fair
attendance. The paper of the at
vironment," and was given by Mrs.
J. w. Adams, who emphasized the
argument that I'VE are responsible
for many things through environ
ment, although the rule does not in
variably hold good" There was a
general agreement of opinion coin
Gliding with this viewpoint, as
brought out during a discussion fol-
lowing the paper. Another program
feature was the story of the Verdi
opera, ell TrOvatore," as given by
Mrs. A E. Bestic, and in connection
Herewith several VictrOla records or
the best selections from this opera, |
were enjoyed. Red Cross knitting |
also occupied the attention of sEi in
at this meeting.
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The condition of Mrs. E. c. Blod-
gett, of the Improvement building, |
who has been i'll of grippe for the
proved, and expects to be out again
in a few days.
Mrs. Guy L. Martin, 1915 Fourth
avenue north, arrived home Tuesday
evening from a five weeks visit in
1nderliA with relatives.
Mrs. u. G.. Turner, Third avenue
south, was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the members Of the Wednes-
lay Sewing club at their regular
Meeting. There was a large attend
Once, and the time was enjoyed in
he usual way. The club meets every
Wo weeks.
The Kings Heralds Of the Broad
way Methodist church met Wednes-
lay afternoon after school at the
hurch. The annual thank offering
vas taken, and Mrs. J. F. Brauer was
lostess during the social hour.
Following a short program given
n pleasing fashion by students Of
Makers Business college, games and
inging were enjoyed by the members
t the Bethany Young Peoples so
iety Of Pontoppidan Lutheran
hurch Wednesday evening at the
ocular meeting, held in the church
arlors. Hostesses for the social
our were Mesdames RdB, Ostbye
nd Rudd.
The meeting of the Moorhead
ne home of Miss Mollie Martinson,l
ill be devoted to a costume recital
which Miss Martinson will present
he following pupils of the junior
apartment of the Concordia Col
&c Conservatory of Music; Janet
orris, Marjory Gullickson, Marjorie
Iaten, Norma Rognlie, Muriel
ouglum, Virgie Houglum, Alfrieda
lttrie, Esther Schroeder, Dorothyl
lristianson and Annabelle Godfrey.
ne program will include piano solos
Id two eight-hand piano numbers.
ne members of the club are invit-
e guests for this program. III
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The Island Park Charity circlel :
III meet Friday afternoon at 1880 4
clock at the home of Mrs. c. E. :
'istol, 1101 Ninth street south.
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The members of the Little Ameri-
ms Knitting club are meeting this
ternoon with Evelyn Arnold,
thirteenth street south.
Miss Bessie Metcalf who has just
lished a term Of teaching at Tri-
mt, Mont, left for her home ini
lyndon, Mimi, this morning. Miss
etcaIf had been in Fargo since last i
onday, as the guest Of Miss M. g.
Oodheart. - .....
Grand Forks Herald: miss Sarah ]