The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-06

Aote III the harmony or the setting.
Edmund Freeman left this afternoon
dor winnipeg where he will attend
grand opera.
Miss Marie Holmboe of Bismarck is
visiting in the city as the guest Of her
south.
Miss Vivian Dinnie of Grand Forks
IS spending the day in the city with
ner qanclng classes. She will return to
the Forks this evening.
The; Cinderella dancing club will give
a party tomorrow evening at the COL
umbus hall. Mrs. Alex stern is in
charge of all arrangements and will
act as hostess Of the evening.
Miss Minnie Nelson of Valley CITY,
president of the State Federation Of
Woman.s club, was a guest in the city.
Mss Nlelson left this morning for
Sunday.
The Busy Girls club met last even
ing at the Y. w. c. A. n a pleasant
time was enjoyed by the large number
present. After spending the evening
with needlework and visiting, light re-
rreshments were served.
a special class in eighth grade work
Wiil be ORGANIZED at the Y. w. c. A.
this evening. All girls who wish to re-
organization of the class this evening.
The lessons will be free to all.
The students of the Short course at
he Agricultural college are giving a
minstrel show this afternoon and will
repeat 1T again tomorrow afternoon
The play is being given in the Little
Country theater and has attracted
IN
The attraction at the Agricultural
college this evening, is the ninteenth
annual declamatory contest, which will
be held at the armory at 8:15 o'clock.
lard Gtlbertson, Ferris and Ladd and
Messrs. Lowe and s%onquist.
Or. and Mrs. W. J.. Awty OF Moorhead
gave a dinner last evening in compli-
ment to Miss Nellie Chase, whose en-
gagement to r. G. Price of Moorhead
placed for eight guests. Miss Chase
Is a faculty member of the Moorhead
normal and many parties are being
tanned in her honor. ~
Cogswell Enterprise: "Mrs. NJ. A.
beatty was married on Sunday, Jan.
ester. Mimi, to DR.. Melvin Gates Of
Fargo and they are making their home
In the latter city. Mrs. Beatty will be
remembered by Cogswellites as the
wife of the principal Of the local school
here several years ago.. "tt5
aHe IetnseIlane guiIo heid their an
nual meeting Yesterday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. ". III. Barnett. Mrs.
D. J. Hull was elected president Of the
organization, Mrs. j. j. Jordan. vice
and treasurer, Mrs. l.. r. Buxton. W.
communication We're read concerning
the help given the North Dakota In
dians, after which elaborate refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The Music section of the Fine Arts
club held an interesting meeting yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
c. FL. Anheier, 1902 Third avenue south.
4, song recital was given by Mrs. H. O..
kallgren and Miss Edith Marden, after
which the regular business meeting
dent of the club was present and plans
were made, for a joint meeting OF ali
the sections to be held in the near flu
tures . =,
New Rockford, N. D., Feb. 6.-Mrs. w.
&. Wanner of Wimbledon. vice presi-
dent of the Nth district North Dakota
Woman's Federated clubs, visited the
Minerva club of this city Jan. 81. The
Mothers club of New Rockford attend
ed the meeting. A silver tea at the
Geo. SchWoebel and Elmer Davidson,
hnstesses, was d pleasant social fea-
ture of the meeting. In addition u
other work the Minerva club Is estab-
fishing a public library for New Rock
ford. 1t now has about 400 volumes.
A recent stag day observance brought
$50 into the treasury for the benefit OF
the library.
The Women's Civic league of Grand
Forks, will give%a banquet this even
ing at s 80 O'clock In they, w. C.. A.
gymnasium, in honor 4of Miss
Nelson of Valley City, Mrs. Clark w.
Kelly of Devils, Lake, n Mrs. Hattie
Moore Mitchell of Des Moil1es, Ia, VINO
will be the speakers at the women's
session of the corn Ind clover
ton today. The banquet will be served
promptly at $3.50 o'clock, 50 that the
ing session Of the convention. The
members of the Y. w. cafeteria COM
mittee will serve and Mrs. w. S. Begg
Ii chairman. "A splendid programmes Of
toasts has been arranged and Mrs.
Scott Rex will preside as toastmis-
tress.
Grand Forks Herald: The FEBRUARY
meeting of the Ladies' Thursday MUS
,ical club was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of MRS. j.. D. Bacon at the
Hotel Dacotah. The programme which
was arranged by Mrs. FL. Eden Enyeart
was one Of the most Interesting of the
fall was taken mp. Mrs. Enyeart read
q splendid paper on the story and de-
scrtption OF t~heIopera. Mrs. O. G. Lib
by was In charge Of the current events.
Mrs &c Harrington CAV the mo-
3tives, Mrs. if. L. Henry read several
selections from ~Tenneysonss Holy
Grail" Louis u. Rowland of Wesley
College Conservatory of music, played
March to the Holy Grail,,' and the
solo, s.Ioarsifal's Triumph. by III. Alden
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