The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-12

O'Clock at the priests house. by Faith
er Cory.
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What proved one Of ths pIeasantesi
athletic even4s of the season occurred
Tuesday evening at Fargo college,
twhen Capt Charley Pollock OF the bas.
ketball team and Capt Walter Bay.
| ard OF he football team, entertained
the athletes Of the college and high
school, comprising the members Of the
football and basketball teams at
O'Clock banquet in the gym of the
/ Fargo college. Other supporters Of
the teams and representatives of the
press enjoyed the hospitality Of the
two leaders, who held rhis an appro-
pirate and fitting celebration OF the
victory Of the preachers" and highs a
week from Saturday. Captain Pol
lock was POSTMASTER and introduced 9
number OF prominent speakers. in
Guiding Judge Pollock. President Cree
gan, Principal Spaulding, Attorney
Pollock and Coaches Watkins and
Kalmbach.
The committee Of arrangements for
the F. D. G. valentine masquerade ball,
which will be held at Prizes hall
Monday night. Feb. IA. have left moth
ing undone to assure their friends of
a most jolly time.
Mesdames NJ. A. Baldwin. w. Howe,
". r. Lowell and w. c. Macfadden plan
to lesve Monday morning fo= Hurter's
Hot Springs, Mont. for a two weeks
stay.
Mrs. Il. Miller, at her home on
Ninth avenue north, charmingly en-
tertained fourteen OF the ladies' OF the
Christian church and their friends at
a reception on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Mallarian, Mrs. Monson and Mrs.
Craver assisted In receiving. Several
unique contests were engaged in by
the ladies during the afternoon and
| the writing Of the love letters proved
to be OF most absorbing interest to
| all. Beautiful valentines az prizes
/ were awarded to Mrs. w. w Tousley
for the neatest buttonhole. Mrs. Luth-
er for the best love letter, Mrs. Sailor
who made the best acrostic Of the
words st. Valentine, and Miss Peder-
son. VINO had the longest list OF nee
essities for a bridal trip. The Misses
Greenwood and Peterson favored the
company with several love ballads ap-
propFiate for a s o'clock st. Valen-
| tines party, after which the ladies
were invited to the diningroom where
| a delicious five course luncheon was
| served at a table adorned with hearts
and flowers. Original caricature val
| entines were place cards, which
which caused much merriment when
| read. They were drawn from beneath
the centerpiece by ribbons upon which
| rested a bowl of rich red carnations.
The entertainment OF the whole after
noon was so novel an enjoyable that
| IL will long be remembered by the
ladies who were invited to be present.
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Mrs. M r. Springer of Minneapolis
reached Fargo Thursday evening, and
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. J.. w.
Moulron on North Broadway.
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| The woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist Episcopal
church plan on a gathering OF especial
interest on next Tuesday when they
meet at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Charley
Foster, at her Fifth avenue south
home. Mrs. Matte NJ Davis will give
an address to the ladies on Alaska.
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Friday afternoon at I o'clock, Mrs.
r. M. Pollock was hostess to a dozen
ladies at an exquisitely appointed
! luncheon, at which her sister, Mrs
Corse of Casselton, and Mrs. Higley
of Springfield. were honor guests. The
table was lovely with irs massive CEN
ter bowl. filled with johnquils. The
afternoon hours were spent In sewing.
At Presbyterian church Sunday
! nv, Tho TTNv1nn end Tyauu~n