The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-11

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Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A, Anderson. 332
seventh avenue south, will give a din
ner at their home tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Mcclellan are enter
tanning as their house guests, the Miss
es Huth n Marie Kress of Chicago,
III. The Misses kress viii remain
about a fortnight.
The new term for the gymnasium
classes of the r. w. c. A. will com
mence on Friday evening 1t 1880
O'CLOCK in the association gymnasium.
MISS Alice Haggart of the Agricultural
college will instruct.
The date of the Ell Zagal party which
was announced for Thursday evening.
Feb: IS, has been changed until one
week later, Thursday evening, Feb: rs,
uled for the evening of Feb. Is.
The members of the Alpha MI fra
ternity gave an informal dinner at
the, fraternity house last evening al
which Dean Sumner was a guest. other
guests Were Professor and Mrs. Arvold,
Secretary and Mrs. Yoder, and Miss
Katherine York. .
The Ladies' Aid society of the Scan
dinavian Evangelical Free church viii
meet tomorrow night at the home OF
Mrs. Anderson, No. 10, Tenth street
south. Mrs. Kordahl and Miss Nelson
will act as hostesses of the evening.
Members and friends are cordially in
vited. . 49,.
Miss Elizabeth McMurphy. of Snoho-
nish, Wash, left yesterday for her
home after a several weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. A. +. Schwarz OF Sixth
street south, Miss McMurchy had plan
ned to spend the winter in Fargo, but
was called home by the serious illness
Of her father. Mrs. Schwarz will leave
for her fathers bedside the last Of this
week.
The Home Economics section Of the
Fin Arts. club held an interesting
meeting at the Civic center yesterday
afternoon, with a large attendance.
Value Of Household Accounts which
was followed by a discussion led by
Mrs. Guthrie. An informal discussion
was also led by the president Miss
Stoner. s~~ = ~.
Miss Civilization" as produced by
the Edwin Booth dramatic club at The
noon under the personal direction OF
Miss Katherine York, was a great sue
cess and was we'll attended. "a Pro-
posal Under Difficulties" will be pre-.
sented this afternoon and will be fol
lowed by tea in the tower tea room
! The hours are 4 to 6 o'clock. A spec
ial program this afternoon is the 10(
piece band, which will furnish the mus
S1A oAAL III wv ~ AVN
THE Fatal MESSAGE will be presented
which will complete the pays for the
! formal opening of The Little Country
theatre.
The students Of the Dakota Business
! college are looking forward to the
valentine party Saturday evening witt
a great deal of pleasure. Prof. and
Mrs. F. L. Watkins will entertain tn.
students at the college Saturday even.
ing, Feb. IA. They are making elabor
many novel and unique ideas appro'
pirate for st. Valentines day will he
carried out, Each guest has been re-
quested to bring a valentine, which
will be mailed and distributed from
postoffice.
Owing to the great demand for tick.
cts for the annual +Inidwinter meeting
ans clubs in Masonic hall, st. Paul, or
Saturday, Feb. 81 the sale of tickets
Will be limited after next week, ant
the chairmen Of the local COMMITTEES
announce that absolutely no tickets
will be issued later than Feb. 10. Meth.
er VIII club members be admitted un
less they have their cards. The tick
cts can be obtained at the Cable com
pany store In Minneapolis and at the
Overs music store in st. Paul and from
Mrs. George Hayes of Laurel avenue
st. Paul, and when purchasing them
the women are asked to register and tt
! SAW 0ACS AAS DILL o4 LlSlL SIubs VII -
Clarence L. Atwood, the president, OF
the NJ. F. w. G. has called a meeting OF
the executive board for Friday evening
Feb. 20, at the Hotel Frederic, st Paul
several conferences Of the various COM
;~littees, these however, to be of an OF
fetal character. The schedule for the
rogram Is rs follows:
Council meeting-9:30 a. m.
Executive Board meeting-12 m.
p, Reception-12:30 %. m,
! Luncheon-1:30 p. m.
P~rogram-2:30 p. m.
The members of the social committee
will be hostesses On h first foor OF
the building. where the reception and
the program will be-. In the. dining
room the members of. the house com
mittee will act as hostesses and the
entire executive board of the Fourth
district will act as an auxiliary to as
sist the social committee. 1t Is expect
ed that all the committee women will
wear NJ hats, so to make it more easy
for the strangers to meet them and
know when they are addressing their
aostesses. Mrs. A. r. Hall Is the presi-
lent of the Fourth district of the. M.
F..,W. G.. Recreation will be the key
note Of the program to be given at the
midwinter meeting of. Programs of
previous meetings have been miscel-
laneous. This year a talk to be given
by Dr.. Richard Burton will deal with
the Drama league and drama condi-
tons in cities Of the northwest with a
plan for lettering recreation condt-
! lions. Mrs. Robert Seymour will talk
on the need of a plan by which wo-
men can do practical work in connec-
ton with the recreation movement, es-
pecially intthe small towns, which the
drama league does not reach. Pupils
Of Miss Josephine Brewer Of the 81
Cloud normal school will demonstrate
native dances Of various countries, ex.
toHing them as desirable recreation
The Invocation will be by Mrs. M. D
Edwards. Mrs. Albert H. Hall will
give the greeting, which will be an;
sWered by Mrs. u" Atwood, the stat,
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid socIet,
had Its regular business and socia
meeting yesterday In the church par
Tors. Announcement was made Of al
entertainment to be given by the Jul,
division the latter part of February. j
mystery sociap' Is to be given Frida,
evening of this week by the newly or
gan1zed society Of young people. Mrs
SWeetland, the president, stated at tn
CLOSE OF the business session that il
looking over some past records it ha,
peen that five women hav
Deen members since they assisted in tn
socleryFs organization t~wenty-eigh
years ago. Tuesday was the birthda
renee. and this fact led to a sort o
service OF appreciation which was
surprise to the women con
cerred. Mrs. Frances c.. Duncan. Mr.,
u. G.. Hansche. Mrs. Henrietta Law
renee. Mrs. s.. 8 Lyon and Mrs. III
Miller are the women who have thl
splendid TecOd of continuous sary;c,