The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

charge. in order that w~ashington's
birthday may be dttingly celebrated.
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Mrs. C.. w. cox, OF 1o1 Eighth street
neapoIis, where she spent a week az
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. II. A.
Wilkinson. .
The Royal .Neighbors' club were
pleasantly entertained last evening by
Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. H. W. Merrill at
the home. Of the former. There were
about thirty members and guests pre-
sent.
The members OF the Alpha Mu frater-
nifty will give an informal dancing
party, at the chapter house. this even
ing.
Following the regular choir practice,
Mrs, Askegaard of Moorhead entertain
ed the choir members at her home last
evening. The occasion was Mr.. AskA-
guards and Mrs: Wheelock's birthday
with covers for twelve.
Mrs. r. B. Newton is giving q valen-
tine party, this afternoon for her child
novel features suggestive of the day
are, being used and the occasion will b.
long remembered by the guests.
Frederick Loomis will entertain q
lumber OF friends at a valentine party
on Monday afternoon after school.
co nee ss viii ess teas IN the the A= hempetS al
the class at a valentine party this
evening at the college. Miss Mildred
Wheeler is in charge.
The Fargo W. c: T. U. met yester-
day afternoon at h home OF Mrs. Wal
ter Thompson with a large attendance.
A feature of the afternoon was the
welcome of the new members Of the
organization, after which Rev. Mr.. Doo-
little took charge of the Willard Mem
oriaI program in observation Of the an
niversary Of the death of Miss willard,
the first world president Of the w. C..
T. u.
Mrs. M. f. Hayford was hostess at
a linen shower yesterday in compli-
ment to Miss Gladys Curry of Denver,
Col, a guest in the city, and a bride
elect. Miss Curry is a former Fargo
girl and is enroute to her home in Ed
monton, after a several weeks visit
in the east
Everyone who attended the Mystery
social" at the First Presbyterian
church last evening had a royal good
time, the members Of the new society
acting as host and hostesses. The or
ganiZation was given the name Of Pres
chose for their motto, Meet Them Half
Way.
The regular program of the Drama
Monday, Feb. 8, will be given at the
home of Mrs. A. F. Colwell, in the
Bleuheim apartments on Monday, Feb.
16, at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Merrill and Mrs.
gram. Pinero's Ills House in order"
will be given.
Mrs. E. L. Morris returned this morn
ing from Minneapolis where she spent
a week visiting with friends.
Mr.. n Mrs. e. L Morris and child
rem will leave the first part Of next
week for southern California, whore
they will spend the remainder of the
winter.
Among the valentine parties planned
Tor this evening Is the one at which
Prof; n Mrs. F. l.. Watkins will give
their guests will be the students of
the college.
The U. c.. T. will entertain their
friends at an informal George Wash
lngton party Saturday evening. Feb. 81,
at their club rooms in the A. o. U, W,
hall.
\ The Freshmen girls of the high
school gave a party last evening in
the sewing room Of the high school.
The party was a masquerade and each
guest dressed In fancy costume. The
party was planned by the Literary So
ciety and a number of the faculty mem
bers were guests.
The st. Cecilia's guild of the Gethse-
name cathedral are planning to give
b members of the parish another de-
liehtful evening. On Tuesday evening.
Feb. Is, they will entertain at the Civic
center. Miss Blakesly will have charge
of the program and will be assisted by
one Of her music pupils, Miss Cecil
Lane, The pupils of Mrs. deLendrecie
will give an exhibition OF fancy dane