The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-30

expect to visit in st. Louis and south
ern points and will sail for Panama,
and will be gone until spring.
DR.. and Mrs. c. Kachelmacher and
son of North Broadway expect to leave
next month for an extended trip to
Europe.
The Young Peoples society of st.
Pauls Lutheran church meets at the
church, Fifth street and Sixth avenue
north Friday evening. A good pro-
gramme and refreshments are prom
ised. All are welcome.
The Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
this evening In the church parlors and
will be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe oJhnson. Members and friends are
invited to be present.
The Campfire group, Dakotian, from
the N. w. Telephone Co, met last even
ing and enjoyed a splendid social time.
Twenty-Five ladies make up the com
pany and hostesses were Mrs. SeWell,
Miss Tyrell and Miss Sanda Johnson.
Decorations were p~rettily carried out
in pink and white and a tempting
luncheon was served.
Or. and Mrs. c. Kachelmacher of
North Broadway were delightful host
and hostess at dinner yesterday at
their beautiful home in honor of the
Norwegian vice-consul for North Da-
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Dinner was served at $50 and Ameri-
can beauties served to make the table
most attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery OF
Eighth street south left Tuesday even
ing for California, where they will
spend a short time at Chula Vista, and
will then come east where Mrs. Mont
gOmery will visit in Cincinnati, st.
Louis and will later join Mr.. Montgom-
cry and accompany him to New York
for a time. They expect to return
about the latter part of April.
Bismarck Tribune: AS is customary,
the armory was filed to overlooking at
ing. Everybody is anxious to go to
this annual supper and to hear the
programme and enjoy the dance which
follows. The ladies who had this in
charge had perfect plans for every de-
tail and the menu fully came up to the
expectations of the large company
present. The hall was prettily decor
ated in flags and bunting, representing
! way. Gov. L., d. Hanna, Sec. ]. w.
Foley and Sen. Robert Norheim were
| the speakers of the evening, and their
| discussions were greatly enjoyed. j.
vocal selections in a very capable man
ner. During the dance which follow
I ed much enjoyment ensued, there being
a large crowd present who entered
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nors splendid dance music.
A plan has peer proposed and has
| been endorsed by a portion of the Ma
sonic bodies to have a series Of CON
certs in Masonic temple on Sunday aft
ernoons. These will be held probably
about once a month, and all members
of the fraternity I'm good standing vii
be admitted on their this years cards
and each may bring one lady with them
1t is probable that the members of thS
blue lodge, chapter, ~commandery
shrine, Scottish Rite n Eastern Stal
will be eligible to attend these events
and that there will also be a provision
so that a limited number OF tickets car
also be secured for visitors BY apply,
ing to the secretaries of the various
bodies. The details have not yet beer
completed, but 1t nov looks as IL tn,
plan would probably be carried out
These concerts have proved very pop
ular in Duluth. and other cities wher'
they nave been held for several years
II There will be no tickets Sold to an