The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-18

the Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity. Mr..
n Mrs: Hammond will be at home to
friends in the Stanford block on De"
Mers avenue, after March 10. Mr.. Ham
mond Is a reported on the Grand Forks
herald. and hosts of friends will join IN
extending congratulations.
Mrs. o. J.. Hagen of Moorhead will
entertain the San Souci club this even
ing at her home in Moorhead.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Pontoppi-
dan Lutheran church Will meet at the
nome of Mrs. O. Loraas, TOT Fourth
street north Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Grace
W. II. church will meet tomorrow after
noon at gao o'clock at the home of
MRS. N. G. Remley. All members are
urged to be present.
Miss Cora ShotwelI, returned this
morning. from the east where she has
neen doing the spring purchasing for
the frrn Of Brown and Shotwell. Miss
Shotwell spent the greater share of the
time away in New York City.
Several Fargo people are planning
guard at Valley City, which will be
given in that city, Wednesday evening,
teb. 20. This is an annual affair n
people from all over the state will at
tend.
The Phosterian Literary society Of the
algh school met last evening for their
annual election of officers. Miss Lily
f1enning was elected president of the
o~fganization; vice president, Donald
~faulders; secretary, Marjorie Trauter
ana treasurer, 'Maude Wise.
h Ladies' Aid society Of the Chris
tiah church met yesterday afternoon at
the nome Of Mrs. c. II. Kryder, of Eddy
Court. Plans were completed for n
rummage sale, to be held Friday and
saturday of this week at the first door
west Of h Tweeden hotel.
At high noon today, Grim c.. Stadden
n Miss Eta S.. Knoll were united In
marriage. The service was read at the
Peterson in the presence of a few
friends and relatives. After a short
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Stadden will
ne at nome in this city.
About thirty-five young men Of the
Guy nave organized a new dancing
Club and have chosen for its name The
Neabob dancing club. The members
VIII include a number of the young
business men OF the city, and Fargo
college and Agricultural college stud
ents' The first party will be given Fri
day evening of this week at the Sons
of Norway hall and after Lent a series
or hve parties will be given.
The talk on Alaska yesterday after
noon by Miss AIDA Knox, was enjoyed
immensely by sixty ladies of the We
mans Home Missionary society of the
First Methodist church. All we're con-
wildly portrayed by Miss Knox. who
as a deaconess has put SO much energy
and labor in the mission cause the past
six years. The hostesses for the aft
ernoon were Mesdame George Eberhart,
w. w. King n l. T. Guild.
The Medford, Ore, Tribune says:
The North Dakota society gave their
sixth annual banquet at the Hotel Med
FORD Friday evening, plates being laid
for fifty guests. During the banquet
violin solos and Mrs. Bert Thierolf
sang several numbers. Following the
banquet dancing and cards filed the
evenings pleasure. The following Of
President, c. M. English; vice president,
W. N. Campbell; secretary and treas
| urer, A. L. Loomis." Mr.. Loomis, is a
well known former Fargoan.
The Civic center was the scene Of a
gay party last evening, when the MEM
bers of st. C~ecilia's guild entertained
of the evening was devoted to an en-
tertainment, consisting of. musical
numbers, under the direction Of Miss
Blakeslee and dancing numbers, under
the direction of Mrs. e. deLendrecie.
Dancing and refreshments concluded
the pleasant evening. The program
was as follows:
Plano SOLO mis: A,ico selected
All Thru the Night ....... Old Welsh
Miss Leach.
Dance-HighIand Fling .... The Class
My Life a Secret Owns .......... Bizet
Miss Solom.
Mandolin Solo :...:...,. Selected
A Bunch of Violets ...... de Hardelot
In the Dark, In the .Coombs
Miss Brasher.
Greek Dance ............ Two Pupils
9 % : SONG Del LEO
Mr.. Thomaier.
Dances-a. Irish Lilt.
b. Dublin Jig.
Miss Elizabeth Nickel, expression
teacher of the Moorhead high school
will make her initial appearance in
auditorium under the auspices of the
Christian church.. Miss Nickel is a
graduate Of the Columbia School of
oratory Of Chicago and after her grad
uation, made a great success of Lyceum
bureau work in the eastern states. Her
program tomorrow evening will be a
number of miscellaneous readings and
she will be assisted by Miss Margaret
Bentley, violin instructor of the Moor
head normal school and Cora Hanson
Olson, vocalist. The evening" program
is as follows:
Violin Selection .....,... Miss Bentley
The Courage of the Commonplace.
........... Mary Raymond Andrews
Miss Nickel
(a) Bird of Love Devine. ...... Wood
(b) Her Love .Salter
(c) An Open Secret. ..... Woodman
Cora Hanson Olson
Sally Aun's Experience
Eliza Calver Hall
Miss Nickel
Violin Number .......... Miss Bentley
Engaging a Partner. -. William Barr
Violin Selection. 80,
(a) Year After. isabelle Mae Fisks
CD Mammy's Lii Boy
Miss Nickel.