The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-16

| ors' department.
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Mrs. N. ]. Little and Mrs. G. W. Hag-
CART on the topic, What Is Democ-
racy?
Miss Mary oBrien, Fargo, a teach
er in the Grand Forks schools for
four years. whose approaching mar
riaEe to Fred J. Kelly. Havre, Mont,
was recently announced, will be honor
guest this evening at party 20 De
given by Mrs. Henry J. okeeIe a.
her home in Grand Forks. The guest
list comprises only Miss OBrien's
most intimate friends there, and the
AFFAIR will be informal.
Mrs. p. II wilder, Seventh street
south, will be hostess Friday after
noon to the Mecca Past Matrons club,
whose members now devote their
meetings to knitting socks for the
Red Cross.
Mrs. John Jacobson and daughter
Lou, Harlem, Mont, are in Fargo TO
business college: They are guests for
the present at the home OF Mrs }. M
Johnson.
There will be a meeting Of the
Homesteaders lodge OF Fargo thls
evening at s o'clock at the Sons OF
Norway hall.
A meeting OF the advisory board OF
the Fargo college 7. w. e. A. VIII De
held next Friday afternoon at the
home of Miss Ina Johnson Nlnth
street south.
Miss Ella Young left Sunday for
Bismarck, where she has accepte9
position. At a meeting OF the Eta
Philathea class of the First Metho-
dist church, held the evening before
her departure at the home of Mrs. G.
w. Lineberry, 1924 Second avenue
south, Miss Youngs resignation as
secretary was accepted with regret
and she was presented with a booklet
Christ in Everyday Life, as a memen-
to. Miss Margaret Fletcher was elect
ed to fill out the present term as class
secretary. Knitting followed the bust
ness session, and a dainty lunch was
served.
The annual meeting Of the wom-
ans auxiliary of Gethsemane catne-
draI was held Tuesday afternoon IN
the cathedral crypt resulting In the
choice Of the following. ofiicers for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. y.
B. Holt; vice president, Mrs. J.: T.
Clapp; secretary, Mrs. @. NJ. Hunsker'
and treasurer. Mrs. NJ. A. Baldwin.
able talk on The Mission Study Cam
paign. The Church's Work In the
Canal Zone was presented in interest
ing manner by Mrs. NJ. A. BALDWIN
Mrs. A. w. McNair and Mrs. F. w.
McRoberts. Mrs. Baldwin's talk was
largely one of personal recollections
of her visit to the canal zone. which
added greatly to the interest In the
Subject.
The Moorhead Woman's club will
meet Friday afternoon, Jan. Is, with
Mrs. w NJ. Nesheim, AIT Ninth street
south. The meeting was to have been
with Mrs. V. z. Verne.
Mrs. F. r. Paine was elected presi-
dent of the Rebecca Sewing circle 81
a meeting held Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Matt siegel, Fourth avenue
south. other officers chosen to serve
Orbom, vice president, and Mrs. G. A.
Wetterstrom, secretary. BannaEe-
making and knitting for the Red
Cross were the order OF the after
noon, and during social hour there
were piano numbers by Mrs. Harry
Lashkowitz and reading by Miss
Carol SieEeI. The hostess served
lunch. Mrs. w. ], Brust will be host
ess to the circle in two weeks. at
her home, iii Second avenue south.
Mrs. F. H. Tilden. First avenue
north, Is in Minneapolis for an indef-
mite stay, having been called there
by the death Of her niece, Miss Carrie
Lehman, which occurred Saturday
night. The Lehman home Is at 26l9
avenue, Minneapolis. Miss
Lehman had been suffering with
for three years.
The Plymouth Congregational
Ladies' Aid society win meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A. L.. FAIR,
400 Eighth street north.
The D. A. r. of Moorhead will hold
a meeting this evening at the home
of Mrs. W. NJ Nesheim, AT Ninth |
street south, Moorhead. The regular |
time of meeting of this organization |
is the second Monday in each month
and the meeting was to have been |
held last Monday with Mrs. o. d. |
Freyberg, Fargo, but was changed |
because Of illness in the latter's fam |
lily. The d, A. r. in Moorhead was |
only recently organized, and this win |
be the second meeting.
The PhiIomathian Literary society |
Of Aaker's Business college held its /
annual election of officers Monday, |
resulting as follows: President, /
Thurman Wright: vice president, Al
vim HouRe; secretary, Miss Syneva i
treasurer Clarence Olson; /
sditor. Miss Marjorie Trotter;. and re-
1orters the Misses Ellen Anderson and