The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-24
SOCIAL NOTES

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Members OF the Court of st. Anne
Daughters Of Isabella, win celebrate
the third anniversary Of the institlI.
tion OF the court on Thursday even.
ing in the X. G. hall. Supper will
be served to the members at 6:3C
O'Clock. The menu viii be In strict
accordance with the government food
regulations. Following the repast q
musical program win be given and
. Miss Lucy Curran has charge Of this
feature.
All members Of the Fargo court
are expected to attend and a cordial
Invitation to attend is extended to
any women OF Fargo. who are MEM
bers of the order, though not mem
bers Of the Fargo court.
Mrs. r. T. Powers and daughters,
Marion, Madeline and Catherine,
Fourth street north, have returned
from Grand Forks. where they have
been guests at the home OF Mrs.
Powers parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. A.
Barlow for the past three weeks.
The lieutenants and deputies for
the sixth district OF the collection
campaign for the salvage department
| or the Red Cross, are in session this
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. =.
Finch, Tenth street south making
final arrangements for the starting
| OF the collection work in their dis
trict, which begins Wednesday morn
ing.
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Mr., and Mrs. Charles Nicholson
and baby of Moorhead, are leaving
today for Houston, Tex, where they
are to make their future home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell J.. Murray OF
Moorhead have returned from an
automobile trip to Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton J LAWS
have returned from their winters
visit at Daytona, Fla. They viii
again make their home at the
Gardner.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Featherstone
Of $alley City were among the visi-
tors in Fargo Tuesday.
Miss Rhoda Hill OF Armenia and
Amos Johnson of Moorhead were
married on Sunday. April 81, at the
First Congregational church at
Moorhead. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
viii make their home in Moorhead.
Mrs. Ernest Dommen, Sixth street
south. Moorhead. will entertain the
Lutheran church OF Moorhead at her |
home Thursday afternoon. An in
formal social hour viii follow the |
business. Members are requested TO |
come early for Red Cross work.
An art exhibit, arranged by the /
Elson Art company of Belmont,
Mass, is being shown at the as 1
sembly rooms in the Fargo high 1
school this week. The collection Is
made up Of copies OF the original
carbon photographs.
prints and photographers In full col
ors. One Of the interesting features
Of the collection Is the array Of
posters, made by the school children
Of the country used in advertising
the war thrift stamp movement. The
are being reserved for the
school children, and tonight and
Thursday evening are reserved for I
the public. Miss Clara Rose. art
supervisor of the Fargo schools, Is
responsible for the collection being
shown in Fargo.
The cast Of the play. "The Claim
Of the Flag, to be presented on
Thursday and Friday evenings by
the freshman class of the Horace
Mann school has been announced as
follows:
Mr.. LaFohi. manufactures Of
munitions-Marvin Jones.
Mrs. LaFohl, his wife - Hedwig
Sand.
Dabney LaFohl. his patriotic SON
Carol Lund.
Ethel A. LaFohl. his daughter
Helen Augspurger.
Lillian Carmen. Dabney's fancee-
Ruth Lynner.
Tom Bradley, Ethel's patriot
Clarence Johnson.
Mr.. Metz, an American German
Millard Rudd.
Mrs. Metz. his sons wife-Gertrude
Brooks
Sherman Metz. his grandson =
Conrad Blom.
Mary Metz, his granddaughter !
Vealtha Burr.
Mrs. Hohenzollern. a propagandist I
Myrtle Eurene. IL
Heine Hohenzollern. her brother !
herman Herladd.
Mrs. Thompson. Of the Red Gross | Z
Edna Johnson
Little Scout-Henry Healy. 3
Neb. a black bird-Aubrey HUFF \
nan. Il
CarI'lin. Neb's affinity Marion '
Sender. Z
A part Of the proceeds win 20 to !
he purchase Of a picture for the 4
chool and the remainder will be Z
sed for the benefit Of war relief
york.
Miss G, =. Smith, manager and
uyer for the millinery department
Blacks store, has gone to Chicago
0 purchase the summer line Of mill
merry Miss Smith will purchase
My the late models and these the
tore vii be ready to display in a
sw days.
The Loyal Order Of Moose viii y,
I've an informal dancing party thisl "
vening in their hail in compliment
, the members, who leave with the 81
ext draft men for Camp Dodge. Is
Miss Lillian Lund and Miss HiIda
pianist and soprano, y
who complete their IN
usic courses at the Dakota Con-
srvatOry Of Music in June. are to
I've their graduate recital on Thurs ~
~ evening at o'clock at Stones N
lditOrium All the recitals by the
lplls Of this school are open to the
1blic.
From $3.50 until o'clock this
'ening dinner will be served at the
lme Of Mrs. y. w. Durham. 412
NTH avenue south, for the benefit pl
st. Anthony's Tabernacle Guild. IN
rs. Durham, Mrs. a. G.. Lacy. 70
rs. J. Croal, Mrs. Dave Shields and