The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-23

Masonic temple on Friday afternoon.
May 4. The tea will be presided over
by the past matrons of the chapter.
and all Eastern Stars Of the two cities
Each lady is asked to take her needle.
thimble. scissors and some old linen.
as the time is to be usefully employed.
in relief work. The indications are
that 1t will be very largely attended.
Two benefit teas are occupying the
attention of many Fargo and Moorhead
ladies this afternoon, one being the
amS,r the sse ho 1Ss Of Mrs
Watson. the funds to go toward help
ing re-educate the blind soldiers OF
Europe. and the other q tea for the
benefit OF the Moornead Req Cross
o. j. Hagen and Mrs. B. r. Mackali. Al
the formers home, in Moorhead. Sill
yer offerings feature both affairs.
Elizabeth. young daughter Of Mr.: and
street south, celebrated her 10th birth
day anniversary Saturday afternoon By
q party from 3 to 6 o'clock, at which
twenty-eight. little girls were tn
supper time, and the browning feature
of the repast was a beautiful birthday
cake. with the appropriate number Of
candles.
Miss Lucy shefield, Of e12 First ave
nue. north, Moorhead, will be hostes:
Tuesday evening of this week at hel
home. at farewell affair for Norman
Melander, Jack Adams and Eric Flaten
M of and T %So saXs S very
The guests will be the choir of st
Johns Episcopal church, to which
these young men belong, and Will num-
Der about twenty. Miss Shefield is or
ganist at that church.
/ The members of the Jolly Six club Of
this city will be guests next Thursday
evening OF Miss Hazel Hanson: In u
versions Of the club. will be the order
of the evening. The club meets every
two weeks.
One of the musical attractions of this
evening is the annual home entertain
ment which the Fargo College Girls
Glee club will give at Stones auditor
lIm The program sIn,uSns sisa f y
the musical numbers. a group OF read
ings by one OF the members, Miss Fan
ny Clapp. A banquet for the club. at
the Dacotah cafe. Is to follow the con-
cert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Olson, Of Fifth
street north, were pleasantly surprised
at their home last Saturday evening
cred to help them celebrate their fif-
teenth wedding anniversary. AS me
mento OF this anniversary. Mr.: and
Mrs. Olson were presented with
handsome cut glass vase. The evening
was spent socially and with music. Mrs.
Morton Sydness and Miss Edna Olson
both giving piano numbers. and deli
cious refreshments provided by the la
dies of the party, were served at .
The first OF the series of social af-
fairs planned by the ladies of Co. B
is the invitation dancing party to be
held this evening at the armory. fol-
lowing regular drill by the local COM
pany Of the national guard. Only the
the city. as previously named. their
ladies, and such other guests as only
the hostess auxiliary and Co. B mem
bers are privileged to invite. will be
carnations which will be represented.
aside from the above named. are Co. II,
of Jamestown. the 9. A. R., Spanish
War Veterans and Sons of Veterans.
The invitation is ATTENDED to any who
ment in q military capacity. and their
ladies.
Mrs. George Anderson. of Tenth
street north, will be hostess next Fri
day afternoon to the ladies of the New
idea club, at their regular meeting.
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The FIRST of the two concerts which
are being given under the auspices of
the Fargo w. r. c., will take place at
the First Baptist church this evening.
The artists who will give the programs
this evening and Tuesday evening are
Karel Havlicek, violinist; Paul Parks,
baritone; and Miss Malvina Ehrlich,
pianist and accompanied, all of whom
come to Fargo most highly recon-
mended by musical critics elsewhere.
Mrs. Anton Nelson's little daughter
Violet entertained nine little girls Sat-
urday afternoon at her home, 324 Third
street north. in celebration of her 9Th