The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-09

given by the Moose this season have
all been well attended.
Knitting and sewing followed a
brief business session Of the Swedish
Lutheran Ladies' Aid society Friday
afternoon. The meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. s. o. Westberg,
Fifth street south.
Special musical numbers will be
given at both morning and evening
services at the First Methodist
church Sunday. The anthem in the
morning win be GauPs Art Thou
Weary" and Franz j. Sucher, di
rector OF the choir, will give tenor
solo, Tears Of Christ, (Tours), with
a violin obligato by DR.. S. Oftedal.
In the evening a women's chorus will
give the anthem, Faith, Hope and
Love-, (SheIley), and Mrs. r. r.
Wright, Mrs. J. Al. Jardine and Miss
Jennie Champine will give trio
number, Saviour Breathe An Even
ing Blessing, (sudds).
Mrs. c. E. Bristol, Ninth street
south, was hostess Friday afternoon
at the regular meeting of the Island
Park Charity circle. The afternoon
was devoted to charity sewing, as
usual.
Mrs. e. r. Collins and baby have
returned to Fargo, after a lengthy
visit in Bloomfield, la.
.
Mrs. Frank Boughton, Thirteenth
avenue north, was hostess Friday
afternoon to a company of ten, en-
tertaining in honor of Mrs. G. b.
and daughter Florence, who
will move next week to a large farm
near Anamoose, N. ID. The afternoon
was spent in hemming linens to be
used in this new home of the Ken
needy family, and a lunch was served.
Mr.. Kennedy was formerly manager
Of the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege farm.
Miss Jennie Larson, 1929 First
avenue north, was surprised by 16
young women Friday evening, the af-
fair being arranged in celebration of
her birthday anniversary. The crowd
gathered at the Larson home in her
absence, and showered her with an
1iversary gifts. The table was set
FOR a delicious lunch VIXEN Miss Lar
son arrived home, and decorations
were all in patriotic effect. Music
and games were also features Of the
happy affair.
The members of the La Chom
sorority Of Fargo college are to be
guests next Tuesday afternoon of
Mrs. G. r. Vowles. Mrs. H. L. Horner,
Mrs. Paul Thomas, Mrs. A. L. Nc
xinnon and Miss Clara Emerson, all
he hostesses-e elect being alumnae
of the sorority. The party
will be informal.
Mrs: Charles Nelson, Ninth avenue
forth, was hostess Friday evening at
Ter home in Moorhead, 10 the mem
lers of the Ladies' Aid society OF the
swedish Baptist church of Fargo The
Meeting opened with a short business
ession, followed by a season of
music and knitting.
@
The Endeavorers of the Christian
hurch met at the church Friday
Yening for a business and social
ession. Mrs. Frank Heaton was i'm
barge Of the social features, and
lnch and a general good time were
njoyed.
The Degree of Honor of Fargo, at
3 meeting Friday afternoon in A.
J. u. w. hall, voted to give a Book
hover for the benefit Of the soldiers
4 France. The shower will be held
t the next regular meeting, March
2, each member present Friday
Lodging herself to donate at least
ne book, and as many more as pos
.ble. Donations of books from peo-
lie not members of this organization
i'll also be welcomed, and any such
lay be left at the A. o. u. W. office
efore March p.
Clever character interpretations by
Larton Zickefoose and Edna. john
on in the one-act play. "A Pair of
unaucs", was a popular feature Of
le social AFFAIR at which the Erodel-
ntan Literary society Of the Horace
ann school entertained the Erodel-
mans or the Fargo high school, Fri
nv afternoon. The program was in
large OF Miss Lillian Forth. OF the
Grace Mann school faculty and
her numbers were a piano solo BIZ
ora Osgard, a song by Ruth Lynner
I'D reading by Gertrude Brooks.
ISIS Forth and Miss Beatrice Gun
ess are teacher critics for the Hor-
e Mann and high school societies.
spectively. The affair concluded
ith q tea, Ruth Lynner and Marie
an rs presiding over the daintily-
ranged tables.
.
About 100 couples attended the bali
ven the students OF Dakota BUSH
sss college Friday evening in the
nights Of Columbus hall. Music
rs furnished by Cliffs orchestra.
.ncing lasting from $3.50 until mid
ght. The next dancing party by
Q students viii be held on April s.
HsmstltchlnBs pIcotIng. pIeatInE.
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