The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-19

following a regular textbook, and Miss
Feyereisen attractively demonstrated
grams might Be carried out. The in
terest in the choral work continues, the
members of that group meeting as
usual half an hour before the regular
session of the section.
Miss Winnifred Mutschelknaus. a
graduate nurse of Bismarck hospital,
will arrive this afternoon from Bis
friend, Miss Esther Teichmann, of
Island Park. who is also a graduate of
the same institution. Miss Mutschel-
knaus will also come to hear EvangeL
val meetings at the Evangelical church.
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Several of the sophomore girls of
s9 SDssf ss about s th.a %
up the river bank this morning, start
ing at o'clock and returning to the
city at noon, They were Clara Hall,
cruickshank and Dorothy Forsberg,
and were chaperoned by Miss Dorothy
Sharp. The girls took with them a
| couple of toboggans. upon which they
IRE breakfast. The snow only added
to the enjoyment of the lark, and all
report fine outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Donnelly, of
jamestown, returned home Sunday
night after spending the weekend in
this city as guests at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
ments. A delightful family dinner par
ty was enjoyed at the Bigelow home
Sunday, in celebration OF the forty-sev-
enth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
NJ Hwa All n H.. ~ Gil
er. also of jamestown, are expected to
arrive here this afternoon, to attend
the last in the series of Roycroft club
dancing parties, this evening at the *.
guests at the Bigelow home while in
Fargo.
Mrs. F. e. Dibley, of Ss1 Eighth ave-
nue. south, will entertain the Ladies'
Aid society of the First Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, with
Mrs. A. q. Peterson and Mrs. Wallace
Rice as assistant hostesses. The mem
bers of the Second division Of the So
ciety will furnish program.
Members of the local council of the
United Commercial Travellers and their
lightful dancing party at stones hall
Saturday evening. The affair was well
attended, and dancing was interrupted
for time for the serving Of light re-
Mrs. P. ]. Schrantz and Mrs. John
Schrantz. of Moorhead, will entertain
hail Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. julius Aske. of Moorhead, has
as her guests for two weeks, her sister,
little SON Jack, of Crookston MINI.
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The Literary section OF the Roosevelt
Neighborhood club will meet this eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at the school build-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anderson, of 722
Fifteenth street north. are the parents
Of an eight-pound son, born to them
Sunday morning.
Miss Vesta Reid, of this city. left
Saturday noon for Grand Forks, going
that evening. Her brother,
Rodney Reid, of Detroit, Mimi, is 4
student at the university, and while in
the FORKS Miss Reid was guest at the |
home of an aunt.
George Wilson, of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday in this city as the guest of Mr.. |
Grand Forks attending the auto sbow |
prior to stopping in Fargo. Mr.. Wilson. |
who is a brother of Mrs. Scott. left |
Sunday night.
The regular meeting of the Fargo
Sunday School institute will be held |
this evening at 1880 o'clock In the Y. M |
G: A. building. Rev. A. e. Peterson will |
give the talk during the assembly per- |
iod of the meeting.
Announcement has been formally |
made in Minneapolis of the engaEement |
OF Miss Alice Johannesen, of that city. |
60 andrew Westby. a brakeman on the |
Northern Pacific, with headuarters in /
this city. The announcement was made i
by Mr. and Mrs. III. j. Volstad. OF a0O5 1
Park avenue. the latter being sister |
of the bride-elect.
M, Mr.: and Mrs Joseph Nelson. of 1124
Ninth avenue north, very pleasantly /
ten couples OF young peo-l
pie at what was termed a ssshadoyvH
party at their home Saturday evening. |
Partners for supper were chosen by i
means OF guessing the identity or i
shadows. Various games and dancing Il
made up the evenings amusements. and /
1ecorattons were of red hearts and Gu
oids, In honor OF the valentine season.
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Announcement has been made that
ne national convention Of the Gamma
Phi Beta sorority will be held in Balti-
more, Md on March %. 2S and 20.
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