The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-19


Montezuma rave ever been rendered in
Fargo.
Frederick Loornis will entertain a
number Of friends ait a magic lantern
show at his home this evening.
Jack Grant was an ~out-of-town
guest at a club dance given In Wahpe-
ton last night returning over the G. n,
this morning.
There will be no meeting OF the
Royal Neighbors this evening. The
next meeting will be on Thursday even"
ing, Feb. 20.
Helen Bowman is entertaining a
number of friends at a George Wash
ington party this afternoon. The hours
ara 4 to 6 o'clock.
Martin Hector will leave this evening
for Boston, Mass, where he Will visit
gill for several weeks.
Miss May Sweeney gave a box party
at the Orpheum theatre last evening,
followed by supper at her home. There
Were ten guests present.
The North Dakota crack squad have
issued Invitations to a dancing party
at the Columbus hall for Friday even
ing, Feb. q. The party is greatly an
ticipated by those who will attend.
The Kings Heralds of the First Me-
thodist church VIII meet at the church
parlors on Friday afternoon in the jun
Tor room and all members are urged to
be present. h s~emi-annual mite boz
es will be opened,
Mrs. Fl. w. McArdle of Eighth street
north is entertaining a company or
friends at cards this afternoon. hi
is the first Of a series Of parties to be
given by Mrs. McArdle and the second
will be given tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Verne Carey entertained satur-
day evening in honor of Mr.. Carey's
birthday. Cards were the diversion OF
the evening, Mrs. Minnie winning the
head prize for the ladies and Mr.. Dur
kin the mems. A -four course dinner
was served, covers being laid for six
teen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steele who are
spending a few weeks in Minneapolis
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dean
will entertain a number of Fargo peo-
pie at an over Sunday house party.
Among those who will go are Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Wright and Robert G. Paterson.
members OF the Epworth league of the
First Methodist church will give their
annual George Washington banquet at
the church. The banquet will be serv-
ed at 7 o'clock and all the people of
the church as well as the society ars
cordially invited to attend. A musical
program and entertainment will follow
the banquet. Those who are planning
on attending are requested to notify
Miss Lanegraff before Friday evening.
A most interesting program will be
presented by the Western School OF
expression, Jessie Jepson Remington,
d5@t9ctor, at the Civic center. Saturday
@ 9-ing, Feb. %, under the auspices OF
TIC fourth division of the Women's
union of the First Congregational
church. The main feature of the even
ing will be the play Barbara, by Jerome
k. Jerome, with Miss Mabel Franklin
as Barbara, Miss Ella Kivle as Lille,
Royal Drummond as Cecil and Mr.. Ed
mondson Of Casselton as Mr.. Finnicum.
This beautiful little play has
been presented in. Fargo and many will
look forward to seeing it with interest.
The members of he cast have all had
the parts are very we'll taken. Another
interesting part will be a dialogue, A
Cheerful Companion, presented by Miss
Myrtle Gibson and Miss Ethel McVeety.
Readings will be furnished by Aileen
Sullivan, Lucille Smith, Eleanor Farr,
and Richard Duncan. The Y quar-
tet, of the Agricultural college, which
has won sue a wide reputation this
year will furnish the music for the
program.
Of the Fargo Conservatory of
music was given last evening in the
conservatory parlors. The following
excellent program was rendered:
Piano-Wayside Chapel. ....... Wilson
Agnes Tenneson
Violin-Reverie Giles
Lea Shalt
Ptano-chasing the White Rabbit 49,.
Nora Ostgaard
Vo1ce-Four Leaf Glover. see. .Coombs
John Lockhart
P~lano-Bluette Waltz ...... Duvernoy
Edna Schwarz
Sweetest Story ........ Suits
Henry Holt
Piano-Fountain ..... Bohm
Eva Craig
ntermission
Voice-Elegie Massenet
Honeysuckle ...,..... Chadwick
Essie Burley
.......... DunpAr
Jane Morris !
Piano-Spring Grieg
Maud Sackrider
and Dawn .... Ashford
Goodbye Summer ........ Lynss
Anna Lunde
scene DE- Ra1iet Bohhm
George Dahl
Piano-First Violet ............. Behr
Evening Hour ......... Kussner
Eliza Brosten
Voice-Connais tn le pave? from
Helene Huffaker
........s...s NeY1n l
Clara Taves
Voice-In Thy Dreams. Buck |
Dill Clements