The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-12-18
Today:s Recipes

over ~ Two LAniespouls Ug Yhishalt
and one tablespoon Of syrup. stick two
or three cloves in the meat, add hair
q cup of hot water, cover, and bake
slowly for 45 minutes. If one chances
to have syrup from picked peaches or
pears left from some other years
canning, it may be used instead of the
syrup, and cloves, and is, in
fact, much better. The quantity OF
liquid used In this recipe is Tor
small slice Of ham, just enough for
for three persons.
ciety of st. Marks English Lutheran
church will meet in regular session,
at 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon in
the church parlors. Following the
business session q short Christmas
program will be given.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Bruce OF Min
neopolis. former Fargo residents are
among the holiday guests in the city,
Mrs. Bruce is spending a few days
at wheatland as the guest or MRS.
c. Tree but will join Mr.. Bruce mere
later.
DR.. and Mrs. E. G.. Allison, l1ts
Eighth avenue north. will entertain
a company of friends at o'clock
dinner this evening in honor OF Dr.
Allison's grandmother. Mrs. Il. a.
Gammel. who is celebrating her saith
birthday anniversary today. MRS. H.
p. Allison of Esmond. n. d., Mrs:
GammeHs daughter, will be an out OF
town guest. Mrs Gammell is one OF
the pioneers of North Dakota. com
ing to the state in 1884. She made
her home at New Rockford and Es-
mond in the early days. and for the
past few years has made her home
in Fargo with DR.. and Mrs. Allison
The Agassiz auxiliary will have
the regular meeting this week on
Thursday evening instead OF Fri
day and all members are requested
to be at the courthouse as near Z
o'clock as, possible on that evening.
It is desired that all work that has
been started be finished at this meet
ing as it will be the last until after
the holiday season. All members
having yarn are asked to complete
their work by Thursday, If this is
not possible, they should be turned
in to the chairman not later than
Monday.
Miss Kathleen King and Miss
Florence Quick. instructors in the
school at. Detroit. Mimi. will come
to Fargo Saturday afternoon to
spend the holiday season at their
respective homes.
Mrs. H. H. Zwick, of Burlingame.
Calf, who came to Fargo to attend
the golden wedding anniversary of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
S02 Eighth street north, will
in Fargo until after the hoh-
day season. Miss Jeanette Corne-
liusen of Rugby, N. D., who was
among the guests at the anniversary,
returned to her home. Tuesday even
ing.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Swe- |
dish Baptist church will hold the an |
nual meeting at 8 o'cock Thursday |
evening in the church parlors.r Re-
ports of the years work will be |
read and officers for the ensuing |
year named. A social time will be |
enjoyed after the business session |
md light refreshments will be serv-
I'd.
Miss Irene Anderon, PA Eleventh
street south. Moorhead, was surpris-
ID at her home Tuesday evening, by
/ company of friends, the occasion
being her 18th birthday anniversary.
Music and dancing were the pas
lines of the evening and Miss Edna
long was the pianist. Luncheon
vas seved at IL o'clock.
The First Lutheran auxiliary met
1T headquarters 3uesday afternoon
md turned in four sweater vests and
,wo sweaters. Five workers were
present. 4
Mrs. Hall Harris, Ninth street |
south, Moorhead entertained the |
members Of the M. w. M. club and |
their husbands at supper party,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. D. T. Robertson was chosen
president Of the Woman's Missions |
ary society of the First Presbyterian
church at the annual meeting. Tuess
Day afternoon. The other officers
70 the year are: first vice president,
Mrs. w. r. Addison; second vice |
president, Mrs. E. c.. Hansche;
third vice president, Mrs. w. n.
treasurer, Mrs. NJ. M. Laws
renee; secretary. IIrs. M, L. Feck-
Ter; secretary Of publicity, Mrs. Z.
.. Davenport: secretary OF lftera- |
ture' RS. E. g. Allison.
Mrs. B. W. Ashley was in charge
~ ~ tne aeVotlonal service which pre-
ceded the program. Mrs. George S.
Clark gave a talk on syria" and |
Mrs. r. M. Pollock spoke on "Pers |
sia-" A social hour was then enioy- /
ed ana light refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs. q n
Bowers. Mrs. r. T. Freeman, Mrs
George Rusk and Mrs. Elmer Nav
Plans for a mission jubilee program
we're discussed and the CITY was dis
.rlcted for an every member" can
The regular meeting Of the 1,a8;es,
aid and Missionary Society of the |
,lrst English Lutheran church Of
aa,oorhead will be held at o'cIockI
,nursday afternoon at the home of
ars. Inrt,, Alex Pherson, 223 Second street
olloW the business session.
The U. &C. T. Red Cross auxiliary
Viii meet at the headquarters from L
intil o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The Loyalty auxiliary has discon-
lnued Its meetings until after the
oliday season, and there will be no
Meeting on Thursday afternoon.
ialcoim and Jerome. 1918 Fourth
venue south, will go to Grand Forks
he first part of next week to spend
ne holiday season as guests of Mrs.
IegePs brother-in-law and sister,
lr. and Mrs. Max Rabinovich.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
i'd society of the Plymouth Congre-
ational church will be held at 8
clock Thursday afternoon at the
ome of Mrs. James Mcdonald. col
'ourth street north. All members of
he church and their friends are i'm
tied to attend the meeting.
DIR. and Mrs. Harold Cooperman
Tho have been guests at the home of
heir uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ.