The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-21

lar meeting Friday afternoon Of this
week. A luncheon to be served at $3.50
o'clock will precede cards.
Miss Dorothy Smith, Of Moorhead,
will be hostess Friday evening to the
m:s' sS St ky for an intorms iH tSn
BILE bee. .
President Pendleton, OF Wellesley
sS so s a.sS a Mr. Saa RRnry ' SasS
Durant. wife of the founder OF that
we'll known institution. Mr.. and Mrs.
purant started the college as q nemor-
ot to only s' S Ssha pr 81 sS ana wsa
their whole interest as we'll: The coll
iege has grown up since the time OF
its founding In 1875 chertshing the
Of the most prominent colleges in the
country.
Committees from the various young
peoples css OF the tSs Frss zap
ments for Washingtons birthday so
cial which is 70 be enjoyed IN the
church parlors on Thursday evening of
this week p Wa ts. w eaittsss sRhs ays
been working hard to insure q good
time at this affair.
viii pIay the lSading roles in A Lost
Paradise. which has been chosen 40 the
Fargo college senior class play this
year. In The Bachelors Romance.
Eseh no &c p club o. some Time n ApT
the leading roles will be taken by Miss
Winnie sanborn and John Jackson. The
casts for these plays will be coached
by Mrs. Lillian FaTnsworth Hueeei.
Choir practice AZ the First Baptist
church has been changed 70 Wednes-
day. this evening, instead OF the usual
time, this week. ...
Members Of the intermediate society
Of the 3. Y. p. y. OF the First Baptist
church, to the number OF Twenty-Five,
sR8ysd Monds SSs sv.as F.. 't .r
was held from s to S'clock, an eve
ming of valentine games and other
amusements following supper which
the young people prepared and served
The members of the Junior serving
class Of the domestic science depart
en- Of = the a"' faculty. At q very daintiiy
served diuner Tuesday evening. The
table was tastefuily decorated with
yellow jonquils and tall yellow tapers.
compliments upon the excellence of
their repast.
#-s % .s H.
Minot Optic Reporter. Tuesday: Louis
Hoffman, who was the guest OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. r. Ash and their daughter, Miss
Corene Ash, over the weekend, went
on to his home At Fargo today. Mr.
Hoffman was en- route to his home from
Seattle. where he had been visiting.
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Chapel service at Fargo college this
morning was q very enjoyable one.
Program features given were q Lincoln
Grafton. read by Barnard Rubel; eight
short tributes to Washington, read BY
pupils OF Mrs. Hubbell in the dramatic
department: and reading of an article
of patriotic nature, by Miss Louise
sturman.
The woman's Bsnent association OF
meeting Thursday evening in the
Eagles hall. Order viii be called At s
o'clock. A large attendance lie hoped
Following Fargo college orchestra
practice Tuesday evening at that con-
servatory: : very Jelly social session
q delightful feature OF the same, was
furnished and served by the boys OF the
orchestra. This musical organization
IL doing hne work this year, under the
direction Of Prof. A. j. Stephens.
Henry Pinney il rural mail carrier
at Morley. Mich. He celebrated his
fifteenth year OF service last week. He
has carried mail in those years about
1904 miles. Nearly equal to I'VE
times around the earth at the equa-
tor.