The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-19

| secular music at the Grand theatre
next Sunday evening.
Mrs. James Mckee. Of Twelfth ave-
nue. north. very pleasantly entertained
| the young people OF the choir OF the
| Plymouth congregational church 1T her
home Thursday evening. In honor OF
whose birthday anniversary was thus
| celebrated. Fourteen were present, and
an evening of music and . general
good time were enjoyed: Mrs. Mckee
by Mrs. r. o. Olsen. ~
Grip has invaded the r. Leland Wat
s sGms me. 81 gisHss street E Scgth
high school student has been i'll in bed
with that complaint all OF this week
| Miss Glenora 10 still belfast. az is also
| ed grip in the last day or so.
| -
Quite q number OF relatives and
| friends gathered at the Civic Centre
az nss eF RT
sio appeared in . very pleasing recital.
/ The performers, all % whom did well.
were Marie Turner. William Piper.
Richard Marshall, Helen Tibert, Fran
| Geraldine EwaId. Rosetta Olson, Adele
| Wood, Pauline Sorkness, Helen Olson.
Milton Anders. Marie Smith. Alice Bald
ehei Beiene. Elizabeth Aisop. Emma
Barnes and Mona Larkins.
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The Daughters of Isabella will hold
special meeting this evening at
o'clock in the Cathedral clubroons Ali
members are urged to be present.
Mrs, o. Bendiekscn, 1917 N. p. avenue,
was hostess Thursday afternoon to the
| Mission circle of the Norwegian Rap-
| fist church. Interesting papers and a
| discussion were features OF the pro-
gram, and social hour. with lunch.
| followed.
At the pleasant social affair given by
Mrs, George Rusk, 1904 Front street,
Thursday afternoon. with past naatrons
guests. action was taken that resulted
In the organization of . Past Matrons'
club of Mecca chapter. Mrs. s. ]. Hill
as, eA es s aSs ss o sssF the
ing ex-officer OF the chapter, The 9TH
president. and Mrs, Hooper as secretary
s1. Tsfs also drs%n an sSs sss
| by the terms of which the club will
meet on the third Friday afternoon Of
| each month at the homes of the men,
be held with Mrs, Hiii
Miss Lena Riehman. Of so1 Ninth
street south, entertained a company of
| twenty friends Thursday evening ct a
| sleighing party given complimentary
| to her guest. Miss Rose Landy, of Min
neapolis.. After the ride ali went to
the Riehhan home where an informal
lunch was served by the hostess.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Plym-
euth ConsEsgatio.nal church met Thurs
| Minard, on Thirtesnth street north,
and spent the time in sewing for the
| Associated Charities cause. Considera-
was laid aside Mrs. Minard and Mrs
| Arnold, the latter assistant hostess,
served lunch,
Mrs. sanborn Olson, of 31S Tenth
| street north, was hostess Thursday att
ernoon to the ladies OF the N. s. club.
| who spent very pleasant social aft
F.! ernoon, sewing for the hostess. Later
Barnes assisting Mrs, Olson. Guests of
| the club yesterday were Mrs. w. A.
| Barnes and Mrs, Erickson, the latter of
Eighth street north, Mrs, J. D. Barnes
the date of the next regular meeting.
| %
The ladies of the Glover club were
delightfully."- entertained Thursday aft
srnoon by Mrs, 3. F. Tuhssing: si6
was the diversion. and the hostess
served two-eourse lunch.
| Miss Jessie comstock. chairman, has
/ invited the members of the Writer'S
section of the Fine Arts club to be her
/ guests at writer's tea to be given at
her home in Moorhead on wednesday
afternoon, Jan; "a. Each member l.
to be read on that occasion. AT the
| last meeting OF this section, Wednesday
I afternoon OF this week. an unusual
amount Of original work S Wss enjoyed ris ID
the Moon. by Mrs. John Frame; poem
| of peace written in clever style In the
| Swedish dialect, and the words to two
ali By Mrs. Roe E. Remington: and =
lures, Mrs. Josephine sarIes simpson.
| of Minneapolis, the suffrage speaker.
| was a guest at the meeting. and spoke
briefly.
Mrs. William Staples has returned
to Fargo after spending the holidays
with het sister, Mrs. W. C. Robinson.
Of ST. Paul Mrs. Staples will take
her house the first of April on Third
avenue.
The choral work of the Music section
OF the Fine Arts club will be begun
next Monday afternoon, and all inter
L SSlGQ II. are dShcu 10 DS al the iOIiC
of Mrs. C. H. Anheier. on Third avenue
| south. promptly at $3.50 o'clock. The
regular meeting of the Music section
will be held at 4 o'clock at the same
place, as usual.
The regular meeting Of the Alpha
Young Peoples society of the United
Lutheran church will be held this eve
ming at o'clock in the church parlors.
| The program will consist of a couple
OF vocal solos by Mr.. Bongstrom, and q
talk by Rev. e. r. Anderson. The host
esses will be Misses Clara Qualheim
and Ingeborg Ulseth.
Mock initiation will be held by the
Eta Chi Omega sorority of Fargo COLI
Slime and Ruth Philo, of Sixth streee
south, as the hostesses. The formal
Initiation is planned for tomorrow eve
ming at the Annex hotel, and will be
followed by a dinner to be served there.
Miss Edith Colwell, of Gardner, and
Miss Doris Frazier, of Fingal, both
members. plan to be here for the event.
10 a
Mrs A. r. Byers and Miss Margaret
Ekron very delightfully."- entertained a
few of their friends Thursday evening,
complimentary to Miss Lillian Hanson,
now of st. Paul, who has been Miss
Ekron's guest this week during the
Tri-State Grain Growers convention.
The hostesses gave a box party at the
Orpheum, in which eight participated,
and later a delicious lunch was served
al Mrs. Byers' home, 16 Eighth street
south Red roses formed lovely decor
atoms there, Miss Hanson, who was
formerly of Fargo, with the Equity ex-