The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-15

present, ana the afternoons reading
was done by Mrs. A. J. o'shea. A social
hour and refreshments followed.
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The Dorcas society of ST. PauPs
Lutheran church will meet with Miss
Friday evening.
A number Of neighborhood friends
VIII be guests Friday afternoon at a
Awty, of Moorhead. -
J.. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DriscoIl, of
Grand Forks. the latter formerly Miss
ents of son. born to them Wednesday
friends in this city. mas many
Mrs. Wallace N. stearns is home from
an extended visit with relatives at UrI
bana, ILL.,, where she had been at the
home Of sister since before Christmas.
school building Wednesday BY the
members of. the Roosevelt NeiEhbor-
hood club. Mrs, F. W. Thomas, Mrs. B.
F.. Tubesing, Mrs. B. A. Miller and Mrs.
sasna Miiisr were the hostesses, and
conclusion of pleasant ttimble bee.
The meeting was we'll attended.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pontoppi-
dan Lutheran church viii meet at the
church parlors Friday afternoon at 8
O'clock. Mrs. c. c.. Anderson and Mrs.
Clayson will be the hostesses at this
meeting, to which members and friends
are cordially invited.
Mrs. c. ]. Gross, of 321 Tenth street
north, will entertain the Fourth divi-
sion OF Gethsemane cathedral next Sat
urday afternoon at a social affair. The
ladies are invited for o'clock and all
members of that division are cordially
invited.
Mrs. e. 9. Kosho, of Eleventh street
south, was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the members of the First di-
vision of the Woman's union of the
First Congregational church. twenty
six of whom were present Mrs. H. B.
Struble assisted her in entertaining,
lunch being a concluding feature of
an afternoon spent in sewing for the
needy of the city who have been re-
ported by Fargo's visiting nurse. Mrs.
+. III. Wilder will be hostess to this
division at its next regular meeting.
on March IA.
The Kings Heralds of the Broad
way Methodist church held their reg
ular meeting Wednesday afternoon in
the church parlors. The devotional
exercises were followed by drill
from the Blue Book. which was thor
oughly enjoyed by the children. Later
a chapter entitled, Soldiers Of the
Prince, was studied from the regular
text book. This society is supporting
a deaf and dumb girl in China, and
plans are under way for raising he's
scholarship money for the coming
year. Lunch was served yesterday by
Mrs. j. F.. Brauer.
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A most interesting meeting Of the
Writer'S section Of the Fine Arts club
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
regular meeting place. the home of
Mrs f. j.. Thompson. on First avenue
south. The leader for the afternoon
was Miss Elizabeth Perley, who gave
comprehensive review of Israel
Zangwill's play, Plaster Saints, this
being followed by a lively general dis
cussion. The members Of this section
are to be guests next Wednesday aft
ernoon at another writer's tea, at
which Mrs. A. F, Colwell and Miss
Bussard will be hostesses, at the for
mer's home. 'Ys"s
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
auxiliary to the Glad Tidings mission
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
mission. In the absence Of the presi-
dent. Mrs. A. J. O'Shea, the vice.
president, Mrs. G, l.. Buttles had
charge of the meeting. Following q
routine business session planu were
made for another Mothers afternoon
on March Z, at which time musical
program and domestic science dem
instration, the latter under the direc-
ton. of Miss Katherine Jensen. head
of that department at the A. c., will
be given. Arrangements are being
made for social hour to follow, dur
ing which refreshments will be serv-
ed. More definite plans regarding this
affair. which will be the second of
the kind here, will be announced
later.
head, will be host and hostess to a
number of their friends at card party
at their home next Saturday evening.
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washington's birthday will be cele-
brated at the A. c. by an all-college
colonial party, to be held ON Friday
evening, Feb. 20, however. Tableaux
and minuets will be followed by in
formal dancing. the affair to be held
in the college armory.
Wilson and Phyllis Pierce, of 916 Col
lege street, entertained a dozen OF their
young friends at valentine party
hearts were used as decorations, and
the valentine idea was also predoInS-
nant in the games that were the d.
version, and the lunch served later.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Stewart, of 81 Ho-
gan flats, entertained at a delightful
valentine card party last evening, there
being three tables at cards. The games
southern hearts, which was played pro-
the prizes going to Mrs. =.
e. Avery and @. g. Pierce Hearts and
cupids formed the decorations OF the
rooms, and four-course lunch appro-
pirate to the occasion was served. The
awards for the evening
went to Mrs. G. s. Pierce and Harry
Hill.
James Dean Gross. of s21 Tenth
street north, entertained eight class
mates at his home Wednesday evening
In celebration Of his Sth birthday ami
1t was a valentine party, but
terfiies and hearts in pretty profusion
forming the decorations on the dining
table and throughout the rooms. Red
and white was the general color scheme
were in heart shape. VAL
entines were given as favors, and
awarded as prizes to the winners in
various games the .n no o,oc q the party
A large number, including some
from Fargo and Moorhead, attended
the dancing party given by the Yeo-
men at Dilworth. Wednesday evening
orchestra played for a
very pleasing program of dances,
which continued until o'clock.
The M. B. A. valentine party We'd
nesday evening at the *. G. hall was
we'll attended, and a pleasing program
Of dances, Including q moonlight
waltz, was enjoyed. The music was by
orchestra.