The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-31

were offered and many well wishes for
continued happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Robertson of
minneapolis are the guests for a few
days of MI. and Mrs. Frank C.. Hall
ertson being a sister of Mrs. Hall. Mr..
Robertson is the head of the Robert
son Lumber Co, which has houses in
this state and South Dakota, and he is
also vice president of the Fire g. Mar
Inc Insurance Co.
Last evening Miss Addie STAFFORD n
Sen Barrett were hostess and host to
twelve of the members of the class of
1919 OF the A. c. at a very pleasant
sleighride party. The young people
went out about 1880 IND rode about
the two cities until 9:3o when they
were AIKEN to the home of Miss Stat
lord on Sixth avenue north, where a
deiicious ~tWo-eourse lunch was served
The cues list included beside Miss
STANFORD and Mr.. Barrett the Misses
Alma Leeby, Ella Heidner, Fern Dynes.
helen Hoover and Grace Briscoe, and
Earl Warrington, Paul Warrington, Nick
Thames, David Sonquist and oliver Ed
Yards
Last evening a jolly party of young
people enjoyed a ~sleighride party, the
hostesses being Miss Mollie Schuman
OF Elghth avenue south and Miss Mary
McLean of Eighth avenue south The
guests included twenty young people,
at an early hour they left for Ar
gusVtlle, north of this city, where a
leap year dancing party was given.
Inc young people had dinner there and
report a very delightful evening. The
guest list included the Misses Mollie
Schurnan, Mary Mclean, Margaret Ro-
nan, Gertrude Hoffman, Dorothy Ken
Murray, Laura Mackerracher and Gret-
ia Ray, n Fred Schofield, Ralph
Strum, Will Belle, Lee Wigman, j.
POOLE, Bill Harrington, Gene Jacobs, r..
Hail. M. Berger, Henry Agness and Ike
Belle.
their New Years ball last evening in
the knights Of Columbus hall. There
were o 100 guests n the hall was
pretttly decorated in holiday attire.
h host of the evening was w. B.
Rowland, who deserves much credit
for the delightful evening, The pro-
gramme included only regular dances
from 3 o'clock until-4I, when a beauti-
After supper dancing was resumed un-
TIL 1 o'clock. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Parker of
Lisbon, N. D.; Miss Olivia Trautman
OF Minneapolis, who is the. guest of
the Misses Luger: the Misses Blanch
Smith and edna Weber Of Rochester,
Mimi, and Paul F. Kurtzman of Nc
kinley, Mimi who We're the guests of
IAAs cAlu MIS- Jsw II. AL IEIQdn OF In1ru
avenue south, and others.
Grand Forks Times: An interesting
new study club has been formed by the
reorganization of the former N. N.
club which was composed of university
FACULTY women and the names of the
new organization, is the North Dakota.
DANES. The membership of the, new
club has been limited to sixteen and
only wives of faculty men are eligible.
Meetings are held fortnightly on We'd
nesday afternoons and a travel study
of England is the work now under
consideration. The programmes in
clude papers and discussions but free
talking is urged and many subjects
are given in that manner. The club
has it's social side as well and refresh
ments are served at each meeting, those
being held at the homes of the differ
ent members. Mrs. III. Z. Simpson is
president and Mrs. G. w. Bek is secre-
tary-treasurer. The next meeting Will
be held Jan. s with Mrs. G. w. Jones
and the members are Mrs. G. W.. Bek,
Mrs. J. E. Boyle, Mrs, c. G. Carpenter,
Mrs. H. e. French, Mrs. L. G.. Harring-
ton, Mrs. R. L. Henry, Mrs. Meyer JAG
obstein, Mrs. G. w. Jones, Mrs. G. st.
John Perrott, Mrs. H. e. Simpson, Mrs.
u. y. Stephenson, Mrs. K. r. Stolz, Mrs.
A. II. Taylor and Mrs. j. w. Wilkinson.
The Epworth league of the First.
Methodist church gave an old year n
a new year social last night for it's
members and friends at the Y. M. c.
A. auditorium. There were about, sew
enty young people present and a glance
at the crowd was sufficient to see that
everybody was having a good time.
Many games, some very puzzling, were
played n very much enjoyed by the
participants and onlookers. In one of
the games each couple had to make a
scrap-book, and considering the fact
that they were put up on the short
order plan, some very good ideas were
carried out. The scrap-books were
collected by the chairman of the mercy
and help department of the league and
are to be given to the children at the
detention hospital. After light re-
freshments had been served all gath
cred around the piano and enjoyed
singing some old and new songs.
Shortly before the party broke up Rev.
Mr., Walters made the announcement
that a week from next Sunday the new
Epworth league room in the basement
of the church would be ready for occu-
pancy. This was good news for every
body Interested as the league will now
have a pleasant room and the meetings
will not be disturbed by people who
come early for church. A cordial in