The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-14

this AFFAIR. which is to help secur
finds to purchase church furnishings
viii be Mrs. Durham and Mrs. IL. II
Jenkins.
The XIII Kare club will meet vial
Mrs. Arthur sjoquist, Thirteenth
street north, this evening.
This evening win be guest nigh
with the local chapter OF the p. Il. o.
whose members will entertain in
Beckwith. The program planned il
in charge Of Mrs. +. n. Crime.
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Virginia, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Yirchott, Eighth avenue
north, celebrated her Sth birthday an
ntversary Saturday afternoon by Z
party at which eight little girls were
guests. Various games were enjoyed
also plano numbers. and Mrs. Nirchot
served a dainty lunch.
Following class this evening, :
dancing party will be enjoyed by pu-
pills of Mrs. Oscar Rustad and their
friends, in the dininErOom Of the
Comstock hotel. CLIFFS orchestra viii
play, and frappe will be serveC
throughout the AFFAIR.
A melting Of the Helpful club will
be held this evening at the home oil
atss Durah Cameron, Eleventh ave
nue. north. The program will be one
Of Irish ballads. which will be suns
by Miss Cameron.
A delightful dancing party was en-
ioyed Saturday evening in the Civic
Centre by a number of Fargo high
school students. Several members oil
the faculty were present as guests.
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Miss Edith Conn, a Fargo college
graduate who for some years hal
been a teacher in the Adams Mission
Natal. South Africa, spoke Saturday
morning at FarRs college chapel
telling Of the unhappy lives Of the
women in South Africa. and Of thu
betterment wrought in their condi'
ton by the mission schools. Her tail
was one of unusual interest. and
emphasized the need Of many more
preachers, teachers and doctors In
South Africa. Miss Conn returned
recently to the United States on SICK
leave. and is visiting in Fargo as the
guest Of DIR. and Mrs. +. f. STRAIT
ton. Sixth street south.
Election OF its leaders for the en-
suing year will be held Wednesday
afternoon at the meeting Of the
Writer'S section Of the Fine Arts
club. 1t will be held as usual at the
home Of Mrs. F. J. Thompson, First
avenue south. The program will in
clude original work and a story
for several weeks, and will resume
it's regular work Wednesday.
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The Ladies' auxiliary to Company
B will hold an important business
meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at
the Masonic temple library. 1t will he
the annual meeting, and Will be
featured by election Of officers for
the ensuing year and reports OF the
work done by the auxiliary in the
last year.
A large attended vesper service
was held Sunday Afternoon at the Y
w. G. A. parlors. with Superintend-
ent Arthur Deamer as the speaker.
Hewison Pollock sang, and following
the program meeting the usual So
cial hour was enjoyed. Members of
the PhHathea class of the First Bap-
fist Sunday school served tea.
.
RehearsaIs Of the Girls choir Of
the A. C., directed by Miss Edythe
Grasse, are held each Monday even
ing at o'clock, and every Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. I'm Music
hall at the college. This choir is a
different organization from the Ire
BILE Clef club. and is one in which no
fees or trvouts are necessary. All
girls Of the college may join the
choir. and will be given credit for
The work. tt is a new and attractive
feature this term Of the Music de-
Dartment Of the A. G. The choir Is
to assist at cOnvOcation services and
at various programs.
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Miss Louise Benson. Fargo. has
gone to Minneapolis to visit for
month with relatives.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bathrick left Saturday
for a visit in Waterloo, Ia. at the
nome Of her sister, Mrs. Frederick
stearns.
Owing to delayed trains out OF
Mrs, U. McLaws Klefer, sis
ter Of Mrs. A. w. Fowler. Fargo, did
rot arrive here Sunday morning. as
had been expected. A telegram was
received at the Fowler home Sunday
morning from Or. KiefeF, saying that
MS wife was en- route, and that he
would join her here later. IL Is likely
hat Mrs. KiefeT will reach Fargo this
evening. DR.. and Mrs. KiefeT, both Of
whom have been doing base hospital
work I'm France, have been sent back
10 the United States on a special mis-
San. landing i'm New York Dec. 5.
Sn,a e that time they have been in
Washington, y. C.. and visiting at DR..
Xiefer's home, Savannah, Ga, from
which city Mrs. Kiefer comes to Far
co. She expected to reach Minneap-
,lis either Sunday night or this morn
ng, according TO the telegram re-
seived Sunday.
A mastery address on the subject
~ The Usefulness o. Scholars and
Soldiers, was given Sunday morning
1y Maj. NJ. +. Steel before the college
Hsmstltching. pieotI9g, PIeati9g.