The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-27

1hlu last SUMMER she is wen 40AAAAGu
TO tell Of the work that the English
Miss Hayes will begin q lecture tour
of six weeks, under the auspices Of
| the Y. M. G. A. and will speak al
most Of the army camps.
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Miss Eabina Winner returned 10
! her home at Langdon this morning
Miss Winner has made her home In
Fargo for the past few months while
attending a local business college.
Miss Aldyth Ward OF Bismarck
secretary OF the State Welfare com
mission. was a visitor in the city for
a short time yesterday. Miss Ward
was en- route TO points In the north
ern part of the state on business
corrected with the commission.
Mrs. c. II. Pomeroy, food conssrva-
ton teacher in the Moorhead Normal
went to Minneapolis LAST evening to
attend a conference OF the food con-
servation teachers Of the state that is
being held there today. Dean Sarah
Arnold of Simmons college, Boston,
will be one Of the chief speakers.
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Maynard Froemke, a student at the
University of Minnesota, is spending
his Easter vacation here as the guest
OF Allen Welsh, 1903 Second avenue
south, Mr.. Welsh also has aa his
guest today, Arnold Oss, Of Lddger-
wood, N. y: Mr.. oss is also student
at the Minnesota school, and will
leave this evening for HIS home at
Lidgerwood.
One Of the social events Of this
the Dutch operetta, fine Wind MiIis
of Holland" by the junior class Of
Fargo college, in the college 6ymna-
Eium. Mrg. Manzantta Stephens. OF
the voice department of the college,
has charge of the music, and MrB. q.
l. Hubbell, of the college faculty, has
coached the players. In addition TO
the members of the cast, q chorus Of
26 will take part in the production
Mrs. q. Bool Of McKeesport, Pa,
reached Moorhead yesterday and will
be the guest of her sister Mrs. T.
Meahan, South Fourth street, for
several weeks.
Sadie A. Walker, secretary, stated
a meeting Of Mecca Chapter, o. II. g.
will be held on Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock. There is to be initia-
ton.
Dellar J. Mcclellan. North Broad
way, has gone to Devils Lake,
where he viii remain for the GUNNER
The Junior Missionary society Of |
st. Marks English Lutheran church |
will have the regular meeting at 4 |
l'clock Thursday afternoon. The |
lostesses are Evelyn Jermstad, |
Geraldine Bishop, Lucille Johnson |
and Verna Fossum.
Mrs. A. Il. Gilman, 116 Roberts
street, has as her guest for several
lays, her brother, Francis Fryer, OF
Mr.. Fryer is Just re-
urninE from a. several months So
iourn in southern California, and is
lere for the purpose of a farewell
risit with his sister, before entering
he army.
Mrs. W. J. Moorish, 1914 North
will be hostess to the
mem bers Of the Mission Circle Of the
plymouth Congregational church at
he regular meeting on Thursday at
ernoon. All the women Of the
.hurch and their friends are cordial
y invited to attend this session Of
he circle.
MIS- tAu JOHNSON EOuLn Ter
ace. was pleasantly surprised at her
ome last evening by a company OF
er neighbors and friends, the oc-
aston being her birthday Gnnlver-
airy, The evening was passed in
ociaI chat and knitting, and Mrs.
ohnson was presented with a purse,
s a. remembrance Of the occasion.
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The Red Cross auxiliary Of the
T. O. T. will hold an all day meeting
n Thursday at the Masonic Temple.
III members Of ths auxiliary are
rged to spend at least a part Of the
ay there assisting in the work that
be organization IL doing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stern returned
o Fargo the latter part Of last
-eek after spending their honeymoon
t Los Angeles and points in the cast,
lcluding Washington, D. c., and
lew York. They were at Los Ang-
les eight weeks. Mrs. Stern was
Miss Helen Hart Of Sioux
.ity. Ia. Her marriage to Mr.. Stern
ook place in the Blackstone hotel in
.hicago on January Z, Immediately
fter which they left for California.