The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-28

afternoon, at the home of Mrs. w. p.
Chestnut, Seventh street south.
@ 80 'r-.
Grand Forks Times: The local
chapter. Of the P. E. o. Sisterhood
mons In honor of the visiting delegates,
who are here to attend the state SON.
Ference. Among the out-of-town guests
organizer, from Beatrice. Neb, Miss
Edith Prouty OF Iowa, the grand presi-
dent, Mrs. o. kucheman of Beach, N.
D., and Mrs. A. Hunter of Dickinson.
held at the home of Mrs. II. q, French
Of University avenue, and plans for
perfecting a state Organization were
discussed. A banquet will be served
az $3.50 O'CLOCK this evening at the Y.
w. c.. A.
In compliment to Miss Emir Best. a
bride-elects Miss Louise Luther, Third
avenue south, will entertain this even
ing. The guests will include n number
Of intimate friends of the honored
guest.
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Twenty couples enjoyed the dancing
party last evening given by the Terpsi-
chore club at the Civic Center. This
was the first party given by the club
n it proved to be a most delightful
q fortnight.
The Duo Decurn club met last even
ing at the home of Miss Myrtle Mar
party were completed, The party will
be given on st. Patrick's day at the
Sons Of Norway hall.
Earl Harris of Moorhead entertained
a number of his friends yesterday, to
celebrate his eighth birthday anniver-
sary. The hours were 4 to 6 o'clock.
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August Swanson left today for the
| Arkansas Hot Springs, where he will
spend a month. Enroute home he will
visit friends and relatives in Chicago
a week or ten days.
For the benefit of the Woman's civic
league OF Moorhead, the Edwin Booth
Dramatic club of the Agricultural col
lego VIII present plays next Wednesday
evening, March I at the Moorhead Ly-
ceum theatre. The first play will be a
one act play by Richard Harding Davis,
Miss Civilization and the other a play
entitled, a Proposal Under Difficulties.
Both will be staged under the personal
direction of Miss Katherine York. ~
Mrs. Charles Loring of .Crookston,
Mimi, is the guest Of her mother. Mrs.
d. G.. barrow of Moorhead. She will
return home this evening.
Among the pretty social affairs of
the past week, many closing the social
] SSoSOlIy was Tie udIlCIlA party HINSI
last evening at the Knights of Column
bus hall, by the North Dakota Crack
squad. There were about ninety cou-
pies present; Including many members
appointments were in the national col
ors.
Clyde S. Jewel left today for Calgary,
where on Monday, March 2 he will. be
married to Miss Imogene Lehr of that
city. The service will be read at 5
o'clock and will be quiet, only a few
members Of the family will be present.
friends in Winnipeg and the twin Cit
les, Mr.. Jewel and his bride will come
to Fargo to make their future home.
| They will be at home at the Gardner
hotel after April i. Mr.. Jewel is the
son of Mrs. A. E. Walker Of this city
and Miss Lehr is a sister of Mrs. Fred
Hardy. She has visited in Fargo on a
number of occasions and has a host Of
friends to welcome her as a bride.
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In compliment to Mrs. Bentley and
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. o. j. Hagen Will en-
terrain on Monday afternoon, March 2.
The party will be given at the home OF
the hostess mother, Mrs. r. A. Weld.
Eighth street SOUTH Moorhead'
The Bible class of the Norwegian
Baptist church gave a pleasant surprise
on their instructor last evening, Mr.
Natwick at his home on Eighth street
south. Games and music furnished the
evenings entertainment.
Regular vesper services will be held
at the Y. w. c. A.. tomorrow after
noon at 4:30 o'clock and a cordial in.
vitation is extended to everyone. Mrs
Bivin of Fargo college will tell the
story Of Henry Van Dykes The Other
! Wise Man.
Miss Carrie Anderson left today fol
Fergus Falls. where she will visit home
folks for a few weeks. 81 s#.
Miss Pearl Kraeger will cave this
evening for her home in Chicago
spending a week in the twin cities, :
route. r.,
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Miss Lulu Wagner entertained the
San Souci club at her nome in Moor.