The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-18
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

| Mr.. and MRS. j. Lowell, Jr, ana
| daughter Elizabeth, left this morning
| for Riverside, ILL.,, where they will visit
Mrs. Lowelrs mother for a short time
en- route to Miami and other Florida
points to spend the remainder Of the
winter. They do not expect to return
to Fargo until the first of April.
An interesting meeting of the Writ
| ers' section of the Fine Arts club was
held Wednesday afternoon. the pro
| gram including a good review of G. K.
| Chesterton's The Innocence of Father
Brown, by Mrs. Elizabeth Darrow
ONeil. which was followed by gen
| eral discussion.
Tryouts will be held soon for The
Lost Paradise. the play which has been
college for presentation as the class
| dramatic effort at commencement time.
The play is adapted from German
drama by Fulda, and the cast will be
Hubbell The dramatic committee of
the senior class is comprised of Miss
Fanny Clapp. Miss Harriet Freeman
and Joseph Roberts
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
| Lutheran church will meet Friday aft
ernoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs.
E. R. Anderson; No. II Monticello
| G. Adsero will be assistant hostess.
The Island Park Charity circle will
| meet Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
| with Mrs. w. P. Chestnut, 11O6 Seventh
| street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Opfer left here this
trip that will include visits to Dallas.
Tex, and Hot Springs, Ark.
| The other members of the Entire Nous
club and their husbands were pleasant
" al nv
Mrs. Harvey Wagy and Mrs. William
| biza at the home of the formers
| daughter Mrs. Walter Merris, 26 Ninth
street north Twenty-eight were pres
ent. and spent the evening in playing
Norwegian whist progressively. yell
| low predominated in the pretty decora-
tions for the party. The hostesses serv-
| ed lunch following cards Guests pres
Brunes and Mildred Wilkes, both of
| Cakes, this state.
The dozen young ladies whom Mrs.
L. C. Ladner entertained last evening at
her home in the Billmeyer apartments,
complimentary to Mrs. Hugh Dunlap,
spent part of the time hemming tea
| towels which were later presented to
| this bride. who was also given a parcel
| shower comprising many lovely gifts,
| largely of linens. guessing game
| was also a diversion of the evening,
| and the hostess served dainty lunch.
Red roses formed the decorations.
%
Much credit for the introduction of
the bill modelled after the Illinois lin
tied suffrage measure, into the present
North Dakota legislature is due, say
local suffragists. to Mrs. Elizabeth
Preston Anderson, of this city, who
| originally suggested that North Da-
kota suffragists try for a measure Of
that type, and to Attorney r. M. Pol
| lock, also of this city, who put the
bill in proper form. The North Da-
kota Votes For Women league, which
at once cvoncurred in that idea and
joined forces in putting it into exc
cution, is most appreciative Of the
part that these two workers have
played in the victory just won. Mrs.
Anderson is president Of the North
Dakota w. c. T. U.
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Bismarck Tribune: DR.. E. M. OAR
row of Fargo, one of the most prom
inent physicians of the staote, arrived
in the city Tuesday night, summoned
here on professional call.
An informal social affair was en-
| joyed Wednesday evening by seven
girls of the Standard Bearers of the
| FIRST Methodist church at the home of
Miss Fanny Clapp, where a pot luck
| supper was served. Later, the even
| Ing was spent III d rehearsal OIL a mis-
sionary musical pageant and Greek
pantomime which the Standard Bear
ers plan to present some time this
| coming month.
J. w. Wheeler, son of Mrs. Charles
Wheeler, of First avenue south, re-
| turned to this city to reside Tuesday
evening from Oklahoma City, Okla,
having accepted a position with the
Glide Automobile company Of Fargo.
Mr.. Wheeler was home for the holi-
days, but returned to Oklahoma City
to settle up his business affairs there.
He has been travelling for the Good
rich Rubber company, of Akron, O.,
with Oklahoma City as his head
quarters.
The Ladies' Aid society of Pontop-
pidan Lutheran church will meet at
the church parlors Friday afternoon.
| Mrs. T. ]. Flamer and Mrs. e. Bernt-
sen will be the hostesses. Members
and friends cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. w. L. Albright and daughter
Zerelda, returned home Wednesday
evening from st. Cloud, Mimi, where
| they have been guests for three weeks
at the home of Mrs. Albright's par
ents.