The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-07
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President and Mrs. Wilson entertain
ed the supreme court Justices at din
ner Thursday evening at the White
House. The dinner was served in the
state dining room, and the table, at
which covers were laid for so, was de-
corated with Killarney roses, freesia,
and ferns. A musicale in the east Dom
followed the dinner, Miss Louise Lew
governor of Kansas, giving a pro-
gramme of Bohemian folk songs IN cos
tune. Miss Corin1e Harmon, one Of the
leading young ptanists Of Boston, play
ellyn. The programme Included hunt
ing songs, lullabies, religious songs, a
s~erenade, and dances, and concluded
with Lhosteiny's Song of Youth" The
guests of the President and Mrs. will
son were b Chief Justice and Mrs.
White, Justice McKenna, Justice and
Mrs. Holmes, Justice Day, Justice and
Mrs. Hughes, Justice and Mrs. Van
Deyanter, Justice and Mrs. Lamar, JUS
tice and Mrs. Pitney, the attorney gem
eraI. Sen. and Mrs. Clarence D. Clark,
Senator and Mrs. Simmons, Senator and
Mrs. Overman, Senator and Mrs. Owen,
Senator and Mrs. Fletcher, Senator
Root Senator Mrs; Kern. Sen. Hoke
and Mrs. Henry D. Clayton, Rep. and
Mrs. Andrew J.. Volstead, the Solicitor
General and Mrs. Davis. DR.. and Mrs.
Melanethon W. Jacobus, Mrs; Harrison
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eta Ricketts,, Miss Wilson, Miss Flea
nor Wilson, Miss Helen W. Bones, Miss
Isabella L.. Hagner, Edward w. Shell
don, and Lieut.; Charles K. Rockwell.
Mr. and Mrs. =. J. Feckler, $40
Ninth avenue south entertained a com.
pany of friends at auction bridge last
evening. Mrs. j.. P. Dotson was
awarded the ladies head prize and r.
T. Treat the gentleman's prize.
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Mrs. J.. S. Watson returned today
from Duluth where she spent the. past
week visiting friends.
The Housekeeping council met yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
j. e. Johnson and the topic of dis
cussion was Laundry Work in the
the home Of Mrs. H. e. Burton, Eighth
street south.
The Athletic association of the Da~
kota Business college gave a dancing
hall. this being the second Of q series
Of parties, before the Lenten season,
There were twenty couples present.
Mrs. H. S. Everetts Of Island Park Is
spending the day at Davenport, as the
guest OF her sister, Miss Edith Kerr.
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The Philomathian Literary society OF
the Agricultural college entertained
the Pythian literary society at an in
forma! party held in the Philomathian
room in, the library last evening. The
party was held after the Defamation
contest, the young people spending a
pleasant evening at games.
D-.s ...., $500 90
The Drama section of the Fine Arts
club will meet Monday afternoon at 3;45
at Civic cented and a large attendance
Is desired. After the meeting the dele
ga pC from tho ~ FINJPu clubs sc IT, z;A..
will, give reports on Civic work. The
programme for the meeting is as fol-
lows: 800
Shapter XIII -I....-...s. Miss Russell
English Drama
Pinero-"His House in Order"......
Miss Porter and Mrs. Robert Merrill
Dfa' news s.s........... Miss York.
The Book and Thimble club will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. E. Dixon, 1917 Eighth street
south All members are requested to
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The Housewives league will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the civic cen
ter at 3 o'clock and all members and
every woman Of the city are cordially
Invited to attend the meeting. Mrs. e.
J. Weiser, as chairman of the commit
Tee VIII give a report OF her interview
with the city commissioners concern
Ing the garbage question. This will be
followed by a talk by Mrs. o. A. Stew
n on the Origin and Development of
organization.
The Fidelio club was pleasantly en-
tertained by w. c. Hardy at his home.
40 Seventh street north, last evening.
me evening was spent with games
and music, after which refreshments
were served.
3D.
Mrs. A c. Bierman of the Colonial
apartments is conva1escent after a ILL.,
ness Of several weeks.
Among the. social events Of the even
ing is the dancing party which the
Cinderella club. will give at the Column
bus hall. This is the second party the
club has given during the social sea-
son. Mrs. Alex Stern Is in charge.
Among the social affairs Of the COM
ing week is the dancing party at which
the -Yeomen will give Tuesday evening,
Feb. 10. This is the second Of a series
of parties and the affair will be given
in the Columbus hall.
The Fellowcraft dancing club of
Moorhead Will give a pre-Lenten party
Friday evening, Feb. -, at the Sons Of
Norway hail..
: The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
l. / SoO 2o1A III III III LlCSL 4uGEOdy
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the church
p~ar1ors. The February division will
act as hostesses of the afternoon.
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The Young Ladies' guild of the First
congregational church will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs J.. NJ.
Carnine, 3S5 Eighth avenue south.
MIR. and Mrs. H. A.. Klinsrnan enter
tanned at cards last evening at their
home ON Sixth avenue south. There
were guests for four tables of bridge
whist. - -'~
Arthur Moore. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank v. Steele
at the Gardner hotel the past few days
has returned to his home in Chicago.
4 novel and unique entertainment IL
being planned by the Fargo w, C. T
y, for Tuesday evening of next week
Sixty slides belonging to the state or.
ganization will be shown explaining
suffrage. Mrs i +. f. tG Wider win M lecture
explaining In detail, each picture. =
cordial invitation Is extended to all the
school clubs, the college organization
n patrons of the school.
: Mrs. "A. Anderson has returned from
Fergus Falls MINI, where she spent
a week visiting relatives and friends
Miss Anderson, dean of women o.
the Moorhead normal school. entertain
ed the Carleton college people ofHMoor'
head last evening in. compliment toll
n Cochrane Of Carleton college, North
ing at the normal school last evening
and Miss Apderson's supper followed
Mr.. Cochrane will be the over Sunday
| guest of B.. G.. Martin.
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Mrs. C. III. GPorritt of North Broad.
way returned home yesterday after
noon from d pleasant two weeks east
| ern trip. D.