The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-31

having been arranged as a surprise on
Miss Genera Peterson. in honor of her
18th birthday anniversary. 1t was held
afforded the diversions OF the evening.
and at 1880 o'clock a delicious two
course lunch was served in the dining
decorations. Tiny candlehoiders were
given as favors. Miss Hanson presid-
ed as toastmistress, and there were
numerous toasts to Miss Peterson and
to the club.
Mrs. w. A. Coulthard left today for
her home In Saskatoon, Can. after
weeks visit here at the home of her
cousin Mrs. c. o. Follett.
Prof. Walter e. Bachman, Of the
Fargo college faculty. will give q talk
Sunday morning during the regular
Baptist church.
The Moorhead Woman's club met in
regular session Friday afternoon. at
president Of that club. The topic If
the meeting was New York. and inter-
esttng papers were given by Mesdames
O. J. Hagen. Kendall and Harris, and
Miss Rainey.
Co. B auxiliary will hold a meeting
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock at the
MASONIC n1a as . temple library. fun attend
Because of that being the last lesson
of the season, the physical culture
class of the Roosevelt Neighborheod
club followed Its regular work Friday
evening In the gym of Ceres hall at the
A. c., with social hour and spread"
Miss Kammeyer, of the A. c. faculty.
has been instructing this class, forty
The Music section Of the Fine Arts
club will hold its regular meeting
G. H. Anheier, on Third avenue south.
The Choral work will as usual begin at
8 o'clock. The new music recently or
dered has arrived. and every member
of the Choral group is requested to be
there promptly at the appointed hour.
A good meeting Of the Fargo wom-
ans club was held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs: NJ. A. Hildreth, on
ness session, Mrs. e. F. Weston was
elected as a member Of this club, and
Mrs. w. c. Macfadden, a member some
years ago, was taken into associate
much interest, consisted IF a carefuliy
prepared paper on Paracelsus. giving
an outline of Browning's life and a
criticism Of his poems. by Mrs. Edwin
bert Hailenberg on Episties Of the
Bible, illustrated with map upon
which she had indicated the locations
of the places where the epistles were
hold its next meeting, in. two weeks.
with Mrs. Edwin G. Clapp, Of Third
avenue south.
A program consisting Of several
playlets, will follow the business meet
ing of the Phosterian Literary society
of the Fargo high school this evening.
at the school. A new constitution will
the old one having been destroyed in
the recent high school fire.
Little Miss veiya Elaine Rudd,
726 Bluff street north, is up and
around again after q ten days illness.
The Kings HeraIds of the First
meeting Friday afternoon in the Mars
room at the church. giving the study
period over to review of the three
Sonclyding chapters Of the textbook.
given by Wilfred Frost, franklin Dale |
and Fred Plnmley. The usual social
hour and refreshments followed, Alta
Craig and Zelda Ressley acting as the
hostesses.
Miss Edna wiehe, a teacher in the |
Mckinley school at Minot. is home to |
speHQ ner spring vacation with ner
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. liver Wiehe, OF
Oak Grove.
Many Fargo friends will be interest
ed to learn of recent community re-
ception held at Ayr, N. D., at which Mr.. |
and Mrs. George Green, of that place, |
who were married in Fargo about |
Christmas time. were the guests of |
honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Green only re-
Gently reached Ayr after a two |
months wedding trip to Florida, and
the reception was in honor of their
return. It was held in the city hall |
there, with almost every resident of |
the town participating, and the bridal /
couple were presented with full chest |
Of nat silverware in handsome design.
Mrs. Green was formerly Miss Helen |
Larson, a well known Fargo girl. and
Is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Christ |
Larson. of Oak Grove The Larson |
family are also well known in the Buff
falo, N. D.. vicinity, their former home.
Mr.. and Mrs: w. J. Moorish and lit
tie daughters, Bess and Helen, left this 1
afternoon for Minneapolis, where they /
will remain for several days visiting
and shopping.