The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-23
Red Cross Activities of The Social Word-omenS War Work

Injecting win be with Miss Stella Hal
stem. the date to be announced later
. Mrs. William G. Nichols entertain
ed is children this afternoon at the
e George IL. Nichols home, 1853 Seventh
avenue south. in celebration Of the
fifth birthday anniversary Of her lit
J tie daughter Jane A variety OF games
! entertained the little tots. and a
delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. s. Greenwood spent Friday in
Fargo, en- route to her home at Du-
Iuth, after visiting three weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. w. J. Mccoy, in
Grandin.
G. E. Jaberg, wife and baby, San
born. and Misses Amanda and Elsie
label, Valley City, are in Fargo to
visit over Sunday at the home of Mr..
Jaberg's sister. Mrs. F. o. Olsen and
family, Seventh street north. "A
reunion is being enjoyed at the Olsen
home, most OF the number having
been away for the winter. The par
ents of both the host and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Olsen and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. #. Jaberg, also Miss Nora
Hanson, all of Sanborn. have been
guests there since the middle Of the
week.
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i Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. skogen, 500 Oak
| street, are parents OF daughter,
born Wednesday morning.
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Wednesday evening, March q, has
been decided upon as the date for the
| operetta. Wind Mills Of Holland,
which the Fargo college juniors are
to present 1t will be given in the
college gymnasium. The cast is be-
ing coached by Mrs. @. L. Hubbell;
Mrs. Manzanita Stephens is in charge
of the music; and Miss Marguerite
Beard of the dancing features. The
chorus membership is about 25'
Mrs. ]. w. Conner has returned to
Fargo after a, short visit in Grand |
Forks with Mrs, p. J. -Severson.
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The Scandinavian w. C. T. u. will |
meet next Wednesday afternoon with |
Mrs. Christ Ashland. 71s Eleventh
street north. The assistant hostess /
viii be her daughter, Mrs. George
Sundt.
Miss Ina Johnson, daughter of Mrs. |
l.. c. Johnson, Ninth street south, /
underwent a very successful nasal
operation this morning at st. Huke's
hospital
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The Christian Endeavor. society of |
the Christian church will meet a; |
6: 30 Sunday evening. Mrs. g Dayton
will be leader, and the topics il /
Remedies For mtemperance."
Mrs. f. v. Hutchinson returned I
home this morning from Valley City, Il
where she gave a program of read
In "a anI
school auditorium. under the aus
pices c. the Citizens Lecture course II
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The vesper service at the Fargo IL.
w. 9. A Sunday. evening will be fea-
tured by a talk by Mrs. #. ]. Sucher,
and songs by the Sunshine Glee club
of the A. G. The hostesses for the
Clement, Q. r. Ewald and Casper ].
Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marshall and
Miss Alice, until recently of
Absaraka, have come to Fargo to
reside, and. intend to purchase a resi-
1ence property in the near future
They have apartments at the Metro
pole for the present, and have been =
guests part of this week at the homes
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Matters and :
Miss Marguerite Pinkham.
The w. r. c. win meet Monday
afternoon in @. A. r. hall. The w. R.
?. Knitting club win meet Tuesday
afternoon in the same hall, with
Nesdames J. M. Patterson, G. G. Kelly
ind E. F. Price as hostesses.
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An informal party for Mrs. W. il
Otterburn, soon to leave Fargo. con-
GUIDED the meeting of the Horace
Mann Red Cross auxiliary Friday
afternoon. The auxiliary regrets
greatly the intended departure OF
Mrs. Otterburn, who was one of its
The meeting was held at
he home of Mrs. Dan HeaIy, with
Mrs. Harry May as assistant hostess.1
Miss Mildred Hildreth, daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Hildreth. lis
home Sunday from Iron
wood, Mich, where she teaches, and
will spend her Easter vacation in
fargo.
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Another important special meeting
4 Company B auxiliary will be held
donday evening at the Masonic
emple. Business unfinished last
week will be taken up.
Miss Esther Goodheart, a student
Y the Moorhead Normal, left Friday
light to spend the Easter vacation
I her home in ,GraceviIle, MINI.
While attending school she stays at
he home of her uncle, w. M. Good
cart, Fargo.
Miss Helen Yergin, a teacher in
iiss Bachus' School for Girls, st.
'aul, arrived in Fargo this morning
nd will be a guest at the home of
frs. III. Amerland until after Easter.
Iiss Yergin's father, DR.. Yergin, was
pastor of the First Congre-
attonal church Of Fargo. N
Mrs. J. I'll. Plath arrived home FRI
Nv evening from Eskridge, Kan,
here she was called a month ago
v the death OF a sister. Mrs. Plath
topped in Minneapolis a few days
n route nome.
Mrs H. Amerland requests all
1ildren of the beginners depart
lent of the First Methodist Sunday
shooI 20 be at the Sunday school
nm af I1.1E charm SUNDAY Y,aorufnar