The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-19

guests.
Miss Kallendar and Mrs. NJ. Brusc-
gard are registered at the Gardner
motel this week.
Miss Vivian Dinnia OF Grand Forks
is a guest ut the Gardner hotel today.
Miss Dinnie is here to make rlans for
the organization of "A dancing class.
The woodmen are making arrange
ments to give a dance Wednesday
evening of this week in the Columbus
hall. This Is one of the series which
this organization are giving this win
ter.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
E. G. Hansche, 604 Fifth street north,
on Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. All
the, ladies of the church are cordially
invited to be present.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet TOMORROW
afternoon In the Young Women's Chris
tian association rooms. Mrs. F. o.
noon assisted by Mrs. w. H. Allen and
Mrs. Macarthur.
The Misses Beluah and Gladys Good
rich of Minneapolis arrived in the city
last evening for a visit at the E. c.
Gearey home. They came to attend the
Gearey and Herbert Stewart Of
this city which will be solemnized at
the brides home, Jan. %.
In honor OF Miss Marian Gearey, a
January bride, the Misses Alice Pearson
and Margaret Kosko, gave a parcel
son home on Fourteenth street south.
The evening was spent in needleworlt
for the bride, after which the hostesses
served dainty refreshments.
DR.. and Mrs. o. J. Hagen of Moor
head entertained a number of friends
| G --l- S-f In hNrnr re tia lot
ter's sister, Miss Lucy Weld. and Curtis
Pomeroy, whose marriage Is a social
event Of tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Weld will give the bridal din
ner at their home this evening.
Mrs. c. F. Amidon returned today
from an extended eastern trip. She
visited relatives in Pennsylvania a
month and spent the holidays with her
daughter, Miss Beulah Amidon, a stud
ent at Barnard college. Mrs. Amidon
was accompanied home by her mother,
Mrs. E. T. McHenry Of Pennsylvania.
The M. M. S. club was pleasantly
entertained Friday afternooo by Mrs.
George Wilhelm, of Moorhead. A ken
sington was enjoyed, after which the
hostess served an elaborate lunch. Mrs.
Bliss, of Fort Dodge. Ia, and Mrs. J.
B. Springer, of Fargo, were guests Of
the club.
The Misses Jean Wilson and Blanche
Jewell were hostesses at a kitchen
shower Saturday afternoon in compli-
ment to Miss Marian Gearey, BRIDE
elect. The guests included fifteen girl
friends of the honored guest and music
and games were the entertainment OF
the afternoon. The gifts were present.
ed to Miss Gearey In a large dishpap
during the supper hour.
Miss Civilization. a comedy in one
act, by Richard Harding Davis, will be
the next attraction given in The Little
Country theatre, Jam. 23, 1914, and Jan.
day.
ed The Little Country theatre by Col
lier's Weekly for the production of this
play. An admission fee of 10 cents will
be charged for each performance. Only
400 seats will be sold-2oo for each
day.
Mrs. A. J.. Norby gave a prettily
appointed tea, Saturday afternoon, in
honor of her daughter, Miss Sarah
Norby, whose marriage to William
Cornell will be an event of Feb. 4.
A number Of other prenuptial affairs
will be given in Miss Norby's honor this
week, among them a party at which
Mrs. C. R. Young will be hostess anc
another at which Mrs. Norby will be {
hostess.
is a visitor in the city today. Mrs
Miller is selecting delegates to attent
the state convention of the Roya
city, Feb, is. This convention will b
a large affair and about $50 delegate
will attend. Among he state officer
who will be present are Mrs. Emma J
Canaan. of Jamestown. Mrs: Ann
Amundson Of New Rockford, Miss Fan
ny Pendroy of Balfour, Mrs. Emm
Morrison, of Towners Mrs. Clara Cliff q
Fargo, and Mrs. F. J. Sturgess @
Dickinson. Besides the officers, ther
will be delegates from each camp.
Miss Dorothy Trautman, was hostes
at a pretty party Saturday afternoo
when she entertained twenty-four c
her friends at a fancy dress dancin
Civic center and dancing was the enter
tainment of the afternooo. The part
commenced at 3 o'clock with a gran
march led by Miss Katherine Hunt an
Beverly Hancock and was followed b
dancing. The feature dance was
sparkling waltz where the guests car
ried sparklers as lights. The dancin
hour closed with a confetti dance an
con. Mrs. Trautman and Miss Olivi
Trautman chaperoned the party
The Civic center was made attractiV
for the occasion with greens and jar
anese lanterns and the pretty costume
of the guests made a pretty scene. Mis-
at Trautman Is the niece of Miss Luger {
this city.
Wednesday of this week, Is VIC
~ mans day at the Grain Growers cor
IS ~vention and Fargo women are takin
much interest in the programme fc
the day, as we'll as the women of tn
& rural districts. The programme wi
in be given in the main building Of tn
IA Agricultural college n will commend
in at 10 o'clock in the morning, closin
ys at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. At Al
Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout of Chicag'
Ill, president of the Illinois suffrag
to association will give an address at til
s. auditorium. This should be of specie
to interest to the women of the city a
en- Mrs. Trout is one Of the prominer
ay suffrage workers of the United State
The programme for the Women's day
as follows: Wednesday morning, Jal
"a, ri. II :00-Music. Presidents address
hs Mrs. c.. F. Amidon, Fargo. 1920
Adulterated Food Demonstration
~ y Prot. f. F. Laid, Agricultural colleg
e 70 Fargo Home, Mrs. c. A: Fisher, oris
ka. Report Of international Congret
for Farm women, Mrs. J.. r.. Dodd
s. Wheaton, MINI. 12:0O-Luncheon ser,
On ed for out-of-town women-free. Wee
nesday afternoon, 1880. 1880 must
Business. 1:40-value Of Poultry c
the. Farm, Miss Rae, Fargo. Chsl
Ta1k-Science of Color and Proper Us
of Same in the Home-Mrs. J.; F.. Hue
Adulterated Textiles, Mrs. G. l.. MAJ
g tin, Fargo. Inspection Tour-Iive
stock, Pet Stock, Poultry and Labors
tories. Time will be given FOR discuss
. ion after each topic has been present
ed. ~ 49, w.. @ 49,
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