The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-13

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Miss Jeanette Walbcrt of New Rock
ford is the week end guest of Miss Mae
Howe.
Murray Baldwin returned this morn
ing from Minneapolis where he attend
ed the automobile show.
Mrs. Herman Ufor has returned to
her home in Lawrel, Mont, after visit
ing relatives i'll the city.
N. J, Rohan left yesterday for Sch
nectady. N. Y, where he was called by
he serious illness Of his sister.
The new term In gymnasium classes
at the Y. w. C. A commences this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the associa-
ton gymnasium under the direction of
MISS Alice Haggart OF the Agricultural
college.
The intermediate dancing classes Of
MRS. deLendrecie will entertain their
friends at a fancy dress dancing party
at the Stone auditorium tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Valentine
day suggestions will be carried out.
Following an elaborate banquet at
the armory last evening, the knights
or Columbus entertained their friends
and visiting guests at another dancing
party at their club rooms. Dancing
was enjoyed from 1880 o'clock until
midnight.
Alfred and Tessie Mccoy, and Ray
mSnd and Alice Clarey Of Fairmount,
nave spent the week IN the city at
tending the ceremonial OF knights of
Columbus. While here they were the
guests Of Mrs. Thomas Mccoy of Tenth
street north.
The Washington N~eighborhood club
met last evening at the school house
and a very interesting meeting was
held. A special feature of the pro-
RTaTn WAG a II m her nf 1nnfnrn c1i1nc
Which Were shown and explained by
Miss Kirk.
The Votes for Women league of the
Third ward will serve tea tomorrow
afternoon at the Suffrage headquarters,
5ze d~ehendrecie building and all lad
les or the city interested, are cordially
invited to attend. The hour is 4 to S
o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Marden and Mrs. w. r.
Tillotson entertained the members OF
the st. Joseph's society at st. Joseph's
nail yesterday afternoon, and the af-
suggestive of the national holiday.
Needlework was the diversion of the
afternoon.
The Order Of the Eastern Star held
their regular meeting last evening at
which time they made plans to enter
tain for Mrs. Rusk, the worthy grand
matron. A banquet and r]eception will
be given in her honor on the evening
Oh Thursday evening, Feb. %.
A Mystery social will be given at the
hlrst presbyterian church this evening
20 which all the young people Of the
church are invited. The affair Is being
given by the newly organized young
peoples society and each guest is re-
quested to bring a valentine.
The Misses Ethel and Enid Hoover
We're given a birthday surprise last
evening by the young people of the
broadway Methodist church at the
home of Miss Hazel Hutchinson, Sew
entn avenue north: Games and music
furnished HI entertainment of the
evening.
The Votes for Women league OF the
seventh ward will hold a social meet
ing at the Roosevelt school this even
ing to which everyone interested is cor
daily invited. Lantern slides explain
ing the history Of Suffrage will be
shown and also a series Of slides on
Russia and Russian life.
The presentation of 9TH Fatal Mess
yesterday afternoon, closed the
exercises which marked the formal
of THE Little Country thea
ire" Following the play the cadet
refreshments were served. The
of the Manitoba debating club
We're guests of honor at the affair yes
terday.
Mrs. Marvel French Hayford was a
hostess at a linen shower
given Thursday evening at her home
Fourth street north, in honor of
Miss Gladys Curry of Denver, Col,
has been her guest for the past
few weeks. Red carnations and hearts
were used in effective arrangement
throughout the rooms, a dainty lunch
con being served during the course Of
the evening. Miss Curry, who is a for
mel Fargo young lady is on her way
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from there will go to Los Angeles,