The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-08

1 guest OF MRS. u. y. SrleTley. Inc al
fair was an informal thimhle bee
which concluded with the serving o.
lunch. Mrs Smith expects TO leave in Z
| day or so for Chicago, which will bt
her home in the future.
The members of an informal 1--WE
| hundred club were guests at the regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening of Mr.
avenue south. There were three tables
at cards, which were followed by lunch
The club meets every two weeks.
The ladies of the Entire Nous club and
their husbands were entertained We'd
nesday evening by Mrs. Clinton Spear
| and Mrs. D. B. Burton at the latter's
home. "a Ninth street north twenty
fair, and the evening was spent in
playing Norwegian whist, following
/ which the shostesses served quite an
elaborate lunch.
| Another very delightful writer's tea
/ was enjoyed Wednesday afternoon by
| the members of the Writer'S section OF
the Fine Arts club, with Mrs. Edward
H. Cole as hostess. at the Bishop Tyler
home. on Eighth street south. Quite o
number of the members were out, and
/ in response to the call for reading of
| original work and anything else OF
following program was enjoyed: Orig
inal contribution, A Literary Lady by
Miss Jessie Comstock; original work,
Ridgeville Rippings, or contributions
| selman, who later In the afternoon
again read. by request her contribu-
ton, Skinny's Christmas Letter; read
ing of q list of books that had proven
especially helpful. by Mrs. John Frame.
| in response to literary appeal recent
/ ly appearing in The Delineator, Will
| You Help? which list evoked very in
teresting discussion; original poem.
| the poem being based upon the thought
| expressed in an essay Of the same title
by Romaine Roland (the latest recipi-
emit Of the $4,000 Nobel prize for the
best literary work Of an idealistic char
acter), extracts of the translated essay
prefacing the poem; an original child
story, The Woodchuck, by Miss Eliza
beth Perley; reading Of an article on
| Gibson, leader of the younger English
poets since the death during the war of
his friend, Rupert Brooke, with poem of
| Gibsons read by Mrs. Remington; and
reading of int ,resting articles on Walt
/ novelist, by Miss Comstock. The host
ess was assisted in serving the refresh
me1t dainties by her mother, Mrs. J.
| Poyntz Tyler.
Mrs. D. e. Oman, of 511 Fourteenth
] street south, was hostess this afternoon
to the Lady Foresters' Card club of a
dozen members, who enjoyed the time
lunch followed cards.
| -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hallenberg, of
Carson, this state. who had been guests
the latter's sister, Mrs. e: J. Weiser,
and family have gone to Minneapolis,
| where they will visit for time before
going on to points farther east.
| Word to friends and relatives here
from William Ballou, formerly of Far
go. and Dan barrow, a Cornell univer-
sity student, states that they are In
| tending sessions Of congress, and that
on Feb. they were present in that city
at the ceremonies held in celebration
of the recent passage of the North Da-
kota partial suffrage bill. The cele-
| bration was held at the national suf-
frage headquarters;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bruce, of the We'll
AFTERNOON for Sleepy Eye, Mimi, in rey
| Spouse to telegram received at noon
yesterday. announcing the death Of Mrs.
Robert Bruce, wife Of brother of Alex
| not yet definite when Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bruce left this city. They will probab-
ly be gone for several days.
The members of the Mosaic club did
not meet Wednesday afternoon as they
had planned, and will be entertained
| instead by Mrs. r. C. Akeley, of Tenth
street north, on Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. FL.
Mrs. L. Trautman, of this city, and
brother +. B. Luger, of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, left Wednesday afternoon for an
other points in the east. Mrs. Trautman
expects to be absent in the east for
three months, but Mr.. Luger plans to
return home in about six weeks.
Prof H. C. Beyl, Of the faculty, will
be a guest at a sleighing party which
the members Of the sophomore class OF
Fargo college plan to hold this eve
ming.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist church will hold a social and
business session this evening at the w.
All the new members and other young
people interested are included in the
invitation to attend. A pleasant social
time will follow the business session.
The Eta Chi Omega sorority of Fargo
college party which was to have been
held Friday evening, has been postpon-
ed to some evening next week, more
DEFINITE plans to be announced later
Mrs. II. o. Werner, OF College street,
was hostess Wednesday afternoon at a
pleasant meeting of the North Side
afternoon with needlework. Lunch wns
served by the hostess. The club will be
entertained two weeks from yesterday
by Mrs. Leon Metzinger, of Thirteenth
street north. @~
The Bismarck Tribune OF Wednesday
notes that Miss Frances Lamb, a Moor
head girl who is teaching in that city,
her apartment in the Rose building, to
co-members of the @. T.. club, an or
ganization whose diversion is fancy
work. -
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Bohn, of the An
sonia apartments, are home from Min
neapolis, where they spent several days
in attendance at the~auto show.
Mrs. r. ". HUH. of Minneapolis,
reached Moorhead Wednesday evening.
and will be the guest of her parents
for a few days. Mrs. HUH was for
merly Miss Hannah Johnson.
The second stag social of the winter
term was enjoyed at the college armory
Wednesday evening by the men of the
M. G. A. had charge Of the affair, the
committee directly responsible for the
very satisfactory entertainment ar
rangements being comprised of short
ers during the evening, Coach Paul Da-
Wis and Prof /. w. Smith, and special
music was given by Zenas Sanford
and John de Jong. Various amusing
stunts were also given a place on the
evenings program.
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The Second division OF the Woman's
union of the First Congregational
church will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. D. Hatch. 615
Fourteenth street south.
Friends of Miss Mabel Tilden. OF
First avenue north, will be glad to
learn that she Ia again abba ~ Ia ntIt