The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-15

sewing-the Christmas time being re
sponsible for this display of energy.
Es. o
w. D. Sweet and daughter, Miss Ethel
Sweet, Of this city, and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Robbins. of Minneapolis, the lat
ter also a daughter of Mr.. Sweet, are in
Los Angeles to spend the winter. Mr.
also includes Mrs. r. r Bristol and SON,
of this city. who left recently for the
west.
A meeting of the committee on ar
| ranging, for the kings heralds and
| Christmas celebration, was held Thurs
| day evening. Various details OF the
| plans were talked over and satisfactor-
| lily decided.
The Junior class of the Moorhead
! high school are to enjoy a kids" party
this evening. with Christmas tree
upon which will be hung all sorts of
feature OF the jolly affair.
| Mrs A. J. Amundson and Miss Olive
Amundson have returned to their homes
/ in Crookston. and Miss Esther Tufte to
| her home in Duluth. after spending two
| weeks in this city as guests at the home
| of Mrs. T. c. Sunde.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. HustinC. of 16
| Eighth street south, were called to st.
Paul this morning by the. sudden death
| L..
| Tscharner. of that city 4 message
was first received stating that Mrs.
| Tscharner was seriously i'll. and was
followed by one announcing her death
at o'clock this morning. Mrs. Tschar-
ner has visited here on numerous occs-
| sions and her death will occasion re-
gret among many local friends of the
will be met in st. Paul Saturday morn
| ing by their daughter. Miss Lucille, who
Is student this year in the Emerson
school or Oratory, Boston, and who will
be home for the holidays.
The active members of the Standard
| Bearers of the First Methodist church
| very delightfully."- entertained the asso-
ciate members of the society at
Christmas party held in the Mars room
of the church, Thursday evening The
attendance was quite large, consider
ing the stormy night, about thirty
young people participating. Games of
| a varied nature took up the earlier
hours OF the evening, after which the
doors into the Brotherhood room were
thrown open, revealing a Gaily decor
ated Christmas tree. Each one had been
| asked to take an amusing gift OF some
Kind, and much merriment ensued
Lunch in two courses was served at
small tables. The entire room was dec
Grated in green and red, even the win
dows being festooned, and presented a
Fisher, Helen Radcliffe and Fanny
Clapp. assisted by the presidents Miss
es Leonore Graham and Bernice Gestie,
comprised the committee in charge of
the affair last evening.
The second of a series of interesting
stereopticon slides sent here by Fargo
college missionary was shown Thurs
day evening at joint meeting OF thu
Y. NJ. c. A. and Y. w. c. A. Of Fart0
college, at meeting held at the col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Price, Of Dew
} ills Lake, arrived in Fargo Thursday
night to be guests until after the holi-
days at the home of DR.. and Mrs. c. w.
Cox. Mrs. Price is a sister Of DR.. Cox.
Fourteen ladies wer guests Thursday
+. afternoon of Mrs. H. Boerth, at her
J home on North Broadway, being enter
tained at a thimble bee followed by a
5 o'clock dinner. Christmas decorations
were used for the latter which the
: hostess was assisted in serving by Miss
Gronvold. This was the second IF a
series of similar affairs, the third one
to be held soon after Christmas.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church Of Dilworth will hold
a bazaar and supper Saturday, at the
Lewis home in that town.
: A very pleasing recital program was
? given Thursday evening at the Civic
Centre by younger students of the Da-
J kota Conservatory of Music. There was
, friends of the children.
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Mrs. N. c. Wambek, Of Gil Fifth ave-
3 nue. south, Moorhead, entertained q
/ company of twenty young ladies Thurs
1 day evening at her home, compliment
ary to Miss Verna Rintoul, of Gardner.
= ~ D., who is to become the bride of
3 August Fisher of the same place, on
|, Jan. 10. Mr.. Fisher Is a brother of Mrs.
( Wambek. Progressive whist was the
t evenings diversion, first honors going
( TO MRS j. German, second to Miss Jo-
r sephine Wambek and the low score to
= Mrs. A. M. Barnes. Piano numbers by
t MISS Clara Fisher were enjoyed, and
J. fi0llSSwing inoS 1su,oa delicious three-course
William Wambek appeared, garbed as
Santa Claus and presented Miss Rim
8 toul on behalf OF the guests with many
t pretty gifts Of china and cut glass The
= packages were taken in on a red sled,
3 and the decorations throughout were in
Q red carnations and Christmas green's
Q Miss Rlntoul returned to Gardner today.
8 The second in the series of Original
8 Kadona club dancing parties, under the
Y management of Ray Bolsinger, was en-
3 joyed Thursday evening at"the knights
of Columbus hall by over fifty couples
Iof young people. Baernstein's orchestra
;, furnished music of a most pleasing var
iety. and frappe was served throughout
q the evening. The next in the series of
J. parties will be held on Wednesday eve
ming, Jan. 8. -.....
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J.. The regular meeting of the Alpha
0 Young Peoples society of the United
Lutheran church will be held this eve
ming at o'clock in the church parlors
{ A program will be given, consisting OF
n a vocal solo by Miss Ida Nesseth: a
9 reading by Miss Beatrice Peterson; and
- a piano number by Miss Orla Thue The
- hostesses will be Misses Olive Washus
Y and Mabel Olson.
Miss Ruth Brown, who teaches al
( week from today. to spend the holiday
( vacation. ~
|. number Of Fargo Conservatory OF
Music pupils appeared in recital Thurs
a day evening at stones hall, presenting
/ a program that was enthusias stically re-
q ceived by the goodly number of parents
and friends of the performers present
k Mrs. w. Fl. Allen, of 1341 Fourth ave-
!, nue. south, was hostess Thursday after
(, noon to the ladies of the 81. and S. club
{ at their regular social meeting. The
v afternoon was enjoyed as usual, with
& needlework and lunch.
Miss Clara Thompson. daughter OF
a Mr.. and Mrs. l. N Thompson, of Gil
: Tenth street south, Moorhead, is to be
I married on Dec 2S to Howard Night
ingale, of Duluth Miss Thompson has
been teaching second grade in the Haw-
:. thorne school OF Fargo, this semester.
. Mr.. Nightingale is a mining enginee,
' and surveyor, and the couple will go tc
: present. Mrs. Arthur Souers, of 9l1
: Second avenue south, Moorhead, viii
entertain for Miss Thompson this eve
. ming.