The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-10-17

fairs for the near future, the dates be-
ing indefinite as yet. however.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Malmquist, Of !
Watertown, s. D., former we'll known |
Fargo residents. left for their home |
this morning after visiting since Sat |
urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
August Hanson. Mrs Malmuuist and |
Mrs. Hanson are sisters. Other guests |
at the Hanson home over Sunday |
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Lundhagen, |
of Grand Forks, who returned home |
Sunday evening.
DR.. G. c. Thayer. a we'll known local |
dentist, and Mrs Thayer have return |
ed from two weeks visit at various |
southern Minnesota points.
The ladies Of the Mooseheart circle |
will meet in the lodge parlors Wed |
nesday afternoon. All members are |
urged to be present.
A most interesting study session Of |
the music section Of the Fine Arts |
club was held Monday afternoon at |
the home of Mrs. c. H. Anheier on |
| Third avenue south. The program
was devoted to a preparation for the |
concert to be given here Thursday |
evening OF this week by Anna Case, !
lyric soprano, and was in charge Of |
| Mrs. E. F. Heisser and Mrs J. j. |
Feckler, the latter analyzing the first |
| four songs Of the Case program to be |
| given here, and giving short, interest |
| ing sketches Of the composers of the |
same. Mrs. Heisser gave a brief sketch
| of the life of Anna Case, who was
| born and reared at South Branch, N
j., beng 26 years of age now, but who
| is of Dutch extraction. One interest
| ing fact brought out was that $75 was
| all the financial assistance that Miss
Case has received in her musical
| study, which latter she pursued in
New York city. She has never been
out of America, and although she had
never been on the stage at all before
her first musical engagement was
with the Metropolitan Grand Opera
Co. following an offer made after
Andreas Dipple had heard her sing, in
1909. Miss Case had prior to that time
heard only one opera, and her instant
success was in several ways remark
able. Mrs. Ernest r. Wright very
beautifully sang two of the numbers
which she is to give, they being the
Mountain Song from Arne (Bjornson),
and Synnove's Song, Kjerulf). Miss
Bertha Hagen was her accompanist.
The Stone Piano Co. having loaned
the club ladies several Edison
Diamond Disc reproductions Of Anna
Cases voice, others of her concert
numbers enjoyed yesterday were Thy
Hidden Gems Are Rich Beyond all
Measure, (Rinskykrasokoff); Could
Believe, from La Somnambula
(BellinD aria from Louise; and Bon
ME Sweet bessie. The principal fea-
ture of the business session was vot-
ing on new members, the member
ship in that section being limited to
forty. There is already quite a wait
ing list.
, The meeting of the Fortnightly club,
. held Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs j. w. Ince. was we'll attended, and
the theme of the day, Education, proved
an interesting one. Mrs. E. G. Guthrie
i read by Mrs Weeks and Mrs. Bestic on
The Gary System, and Open Air Schools,
: respectively. The latter are now much
: used for subnormal children, it was
) brought out. Another paper, which
!, was followed by a lengthy discussion,
! was read by Mrs. R. NJ. Pollock. and
was on the subject, Problems of the
: Public Schools, taking up particularly
? such problems here in Fargo, and their
relation to them Of the mothers. The
) club voted to make a formal request
to the city commissioners to take up
the matter of safety for the school chill
, dren, by marking off school zone, and
erecting signs calling for, especially
e This matter was introduced by Mrs
; Ince. and met with the favor of the
e entire club, The next session of the
= Monday, Oct. 80, at which the husbands
of the members are to be guests. The
meeting will be held at the home of Mr..
i and Mrs. w. L. Stockwell. on Fourth
= avenue south.
: Among the very large number of
people from other points. in this state
and Minnesota who are planning to see
8 the Garden of Allah in this city We'd
8 nesday evening, reservations have been
z made for parties of varying number
= Wahpeton. ror a party of five; Fred E.
Smith, of Wahpeton, for party of
four; Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs, R. w. W. GoTls9d o,T az Ud,1 and Mr. and
), Greene, of Sheldon. for a. party of four
r teen; Charles Footer, of Mapleton, for a
d party Of four J. v. Pavlik, Of Buffalo,
. Mayville; R. B. Osborn, of Glyndon;
! Mrs. Paulson. of Wheatland; Ed John
!, son, of Hawiey. Mimi, for a party Of
!. a party of six. Many other out-of-town
> reservations are being made, 1T is re-
D.. ported.
e section Of the Fine Arts club will be
! held Wednesday afternoon at the home
= of Mrs. F. J. Thompson, First avenue
= north.
The Bethany Young Peoples society
of Pontoppidan Lutheran church will
= meet at the home of Mrs. Anton Haus-
!. en-, 1917 Eighth avenue north, Wednes-
day evening. Professor johnson, of
: Aakers Business college, will speak.
Members and friends are cordially in
vited.
q Mrs. L. c. Davis, of Fifth avenue
n south. very pleasantly entertained Mon
~ day evening the First Methodist Sun
. day school class taught by Mrs. Ma
hanna, of which her daughter, Mary
Davis, is a member. The girls of this
II class have a club, and very delightful
= social meetings are enjoyed at regular
I intervals.
L Mrs Kathleen Trueson. Of Duluth,
r MINI left Monday for her home, after
!, q visit here since Thursday of last
: week with her daughter, Miss Margaret
II Trueson, at the F. H. Tilden home, S14
a First avenue north.
a The first meeting of the fall of the
r Alpha Gamma Delta chapter OF the
: Westminster guild of the First Presby-
!. terrain church was held Monday evening
/? in the church parlors, with Mrs. Milton
I Lawrence and Mrs. w. r. Addison, pa
I tromesses, as the hostesses. An inter
esting meeting was enjoyed.
/: %
IL A very delightful pre-nuptial affair
was given at Dilworth a few days ago,
lcomplimentary to Miss Minnie Mag
J louehlin whose marriage to Fred Riss-
mann OF Minneapolis, is to take place
3 80 OCT 12 Mrs Hanson was the host