The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-05

lunch.
Mrs. George B. Rasmussen and chill
, dren returned Thursday from Inter
national Falls, Mimi. where they have
spent the winter, and are now at their
home 5l1 Second street north, Fargo.
Miss Ethel Mckenzie, a registered
{ nurse who has been located at Minot
for the last three months, has re-
turned to Fargo to care for her sister,
Miss Edith Mckenzie, who will under
go an operation at st. Johns hospital
Saturday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Perley, of the Fargo
college faculty. arrived home Thurs
day from Minneapolis. where she had
been spending her Easter vacation.
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Election Of officers for the ensuing
semester will be held this evening at
the monthly social meeting Of the
intermediate Christian Endeavor So
ciety OF the First Presbyterian
church. The meeting will be called
to order in the church pariors at 1880
o'clock. Games and refreshments
will follow the business session.
Misses Grace Lunding and Doris
Tillotson, who had been spending the
Easter holidays in Hope. N. D., re- |
turned to Fargo Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. BoIser. SIS Sec
| ond avenue north. are the parents Of |
a nine-pound daughter, born this
morning.
The Votes For Women league Of
Fargo will meet at $3.50 o'clock |
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. r. M.
Pollock, 210 Eighth street south. An
| important business session will be
held. following which Mrs. Bliss,
visiting nurse, will give a talk on the
subject of her work in Fargo, and
legislative needs along that line.
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Mrs. George NJ. Backer, Third
street north, was hostess Thursday
evening to the members of the
Maccabee Knitting club. at their
regular meeting. The attendance was
large. and a good amount of work
was accomplished.
A benefit concert will be given this
evening at the church by tho mem
bers Of the Plymouth Congregational
Sunbeam club. 1t is scheduled to
begin at 8 O'Clock and the public is
invited. An unusually fine program
has been prepared. the last part of it
to be of a patriotic nature, and the
proceeds will all 20 to the Red
Cross.
Miss Ruth Philo. who had been
spending the Easter vacation at herl
home in Wadena, Mimi. returned
Thursday to her studies at Fargo
college. IN
Mrs. J. B. Kesler. of No. II. KesIer
apartments, has to her credit the I
knitting OF % sweaters. 10 washCloths, I
eight mufflers and one pair of socks |
since last November. She has done
this large amount OF work as a mem !
Der Of the w. r. G. Knitting society, I
which works for the drafted men Of
North Dakota, and furnishes its own
yarn.
The auditorium Of the Swedish I
Baptist church was we'll filed Thurs I
day evening, the attraction being the G
26th annual concert Of the b. Y. P. u. In
The program was one of excellent !
features throughout. and taking part 7
in 1t were Miss Julia Olness and the I
Misses ForsberE. who gave piano
numbers; the pastor. who led the I
devotional service: Miss Grace I
GregersOn, who gave violin solos; |
Aakers Glee club. which sang sew
eraI numbers; Miss Stella Halsten, |
who gave readings; Miss Ruth Peter
son, who gave vocal selections: and :
Miss Florence Walstrom. who gave a. |
unable to appear on the program as
intended.
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Rev. and Mrs. e. Berntssn. Of
Fourth street north, are the parents
Of son, born this morning at the /
Camp hospital. Rev. Mr.. Berntsen
is pastor Of the Pontoppidan Norwe-
gian Lutheran church.
An eight-pound daughter was
born this morning to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy NJ. Van Pelt, Of 914 Ninth aven-
ue north.
earle Jensen, formerly in the en-
pioy OF the Fargo branch of the
Standard oil company, but later
transferred by that concern to its III
mankato, Mimi, branch, was in !
Fargo over night Thursday. visiting
home OF his parents, at Kathryn. n. III
D., for a short visit before entering
service in the aviation III
corps. He expects to return to III
Mankato Sunday, and from there
will probably be ordered TO Cincin-
The members Of Miss Perley's
French class held an interesting
tn6eEin@ dHuEbudg evening at the
home Of Mrs. F. A. Bricker. Ninth II
street north.
The regular business and social III
meeting OF st. Marks Ladies' Aid III
and Missionary society was held nj
Thursday afternoon at the church,
with Mrs, Ohlin and Mrs. Braseth III
- hostesses. The attendance was
large.
The Ladies' Aid society of Grace
NJ. u. church, Moorhead, met Thurs
lay afternoon with Mrs. III. r. Nit III
sheil 204 Ninth street south, and at
It's business session decided to hold
4 series Of teas for the benefit OF the
new organ fund. The first Of these
teas is being held this afternoon at
he home Of Mrs. Olson, SIS Al street
south. Moorhead. There was a large
at the meeting Thurs
lay. and the hostess served a dainty
unch.
A son was born this morning to
fr. and Mrs Maurice r. Brewer. Sill
Eleventh street north, Moorhead.
The x. ii. Of Broadway NJ. r..
church win hold a bake sale All
Ameriaud's Office Saturday
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