The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-06

matter, Miss Fletcher to do the buying,
! and 1t is hoped to get the box off this
week, Lunch was enjoyed during a
pleasant social hour
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| A company OF about thirty-five
Eoung people most pleasantly surprise d
Miss Aagot Paulson at the Solem home,
so5 Third street north, where she
rooms, on Tuesday evening. The crowd
comprised more intimate friends Of
MISS Paulson, who will leave here Sat-
urday night for her home in st. Paul,
not expecting TO return to Fargo. She
has been beokkeeper for the Fargo Ice
cream q Dairy. Co. for the past nine
years during which time she has made
complete, as were also the gifts of
handsome pair of opera classics and a
brooch. by the crowd. The gifts were
presented during the course Of game.
Various games afforded the evenings
diversions, and at a late hour a buffet
lunch was served. At each end of the
long BILE was large cut glass can
dlestick. bearing red candle.
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A number of guests were delightfully."-
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
7. j. Sirrs, of the Burrell fats. the
party being given in honor of Mrs. A.
=. ferguson and small daughter, OF
New York city, formerly of Fargo. Five
Juvenile guests, daughters of ladies
present AZ the AFFAIR, enjoyed the after
neon with games. each being favored
with an appropriate souvenir. A deli
cious lunch was served by the hostess.
The decorations were in white and vel
low. Mrs. Ferguson and little daush-
ter are spending the week here with
MT; and Mrs. Sirrs, prior to leaving for
California. "a.
Gethsemane guild of the Episcopal
church held very enthusiastic meet
ing tuesday afternoon in the cathedral
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ty. The meeting was largely devoted
to hearing reports of the members as
TO how they had earned more money
from the quarters which were distrib-
were beth varied and interesting The
sum of approximately $I75 was turned
into the treasury yesterday from this
source, and not all of the earnings have
| tine of business was succeeded By a so
cial hour, during which refreshments
were served by Mrs. John p. Yerxa and
Mrs. Winders, hostesses. The quar-
place OF the Christmas bazaar that has
| heretofore been held each year by the
guild.
Mrs, D. J. Hull and daughter-in-law ".
Mrs. Thomas B. Hull, expect to leave
either the latter part of this week or
the first of next, for visit with rela-
tives in Chicago. Mrs, D. j. Hull is
now now making her home with Mr.. and
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A business meeting of the Degree of
Homer will be held at the A. o. U. W.
| The annual election of officers will be
held then. and full attendance Is
urged.
ciety Of St. Marks English Lutheran
church will hold its regular meeting in
the CHURCH parlers on Thursday after
neon at o'clock sharp. The hostesses
will be Mrs. F. Frater and Mrs. 8. Siver-
| son. All members and their friends are
| invited.
Mrs; !; sethns. Of 42s Seventh ave
Chicago, where she had been visiting
relatives for short time.
Mrs, W. G. Green; of Seventh street
a business meeting OF the Maids and
Matrons, which was followed by q
pleasant social hour and lunch.
The next dancing party Of the Kado-
ma club, which is under the manage
ment of Messrs. Beais, Bassett and
Paulsrud, will be held Friday evening
Saneins Ss thls wsih s at S.t the x 4 ball cag T1e
| Cliffs orchestra will play, and from
bone solos and vocal numbers will be
special features of the program. The
patrons and patroncsses for the affair
| are Coach and Mrs. Paul Davis, 1t
and Mrs. F. 3. Carrithers, and Dean and
Mrs. e. S. keeue. The club manage
ment regrets that owing to the great
demand for the k c. hall, it has been
unable to change the party To a suit
able date not conflicting with the car
ity ball, which is also next Friday eve
ming, but in order to help the cause OF
charity so far as possible, the commit
tee in charge have taken over a num-
Der of charity ball tickets to dispose OF
among the young people.
The Woman's Missionary society oil
| the Evangelical church will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock al
| the home of Mrs. r. Buck, SIS Second
avenue south. All members and friends
are invited.
During the chapel hour at Fargo coll
| lege this morning, Supt. Arthur DEAN
| err, of the Fargo schools, gave a splen-
| did reading of Van Dykes The Otb OIL
Wise Man. Throughout the reading
complete silence prevailed among his
| audience, and so pleased were those
who heard the reading that when Sup
| erintendent Deamer had finished they
| broke into applause that increased nm
| til it reached an unusual volume. The
readers enunciat tion and expression
were perfect and most gratifying. In
| acknowledging the applause, Mr.. DEAN
er stated that he always found ii a
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