The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-26

DallS or Comus ana OF rex. EafHeI
during Mardi Gras week there were the
balls of Oberon. Atlanteas, Moose. Osir-
is and Menus. In the daytime the
streets were alive with parades. Miss
Emily Percival Douglas was the queen
OF the carnival, and Charles HI. Hamil-
ton was king.
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Miss Natalie Thornton is expected to
return TO her duties as dean of women
at the Moorhead normal next Sunday
she having been at her home IN Bed
| ford, Mass. during the entire past term
because of her mothers illness. Miss
Fanny Foster, formerly of Fargo col
lege, who has been filling her place al
the normal temporarily, will return to
her home in Petosi,. Wis.
One OF the important features of the
recent midwinter meeting Of the Min
nesota Federation of Women's clubs
| was the work done in behalf of an ap-
preparation for starting the women
reformatory. The industrial and social
department committee, of which Mrs. T.
F. Kinney, Minneapolis, is the chair
man, passed at it's luncheon meeting
last Tuesday resolution as follows:
Resolved, that the new reformatory
for women at Shakopee be named the
Isabel Higbee Farm home. Copies of
this resolution are to be sent to the
governor, the lieutenant governor, the
speaker Of the house and the board of
control"
Last Saturday evening, twenty of the
young folks of Gardner and it's vicin-
and Mrs. r. A. Stirling. Charades, for
tune telling. cards and other games
were INDUCED in. At midnight dainty
lunch was served. Misses Tillie NUNS
and Mile Won Borgersrode helped the
hostess entertain.
The Rector's guild of Moorhead will
meet Wednesday afternoon of this
week at the home of Mrs. w. J. Awty,
The Woman's Home Missionary soci-
ETY. of the First Methodist church will
entertain at a coffee Tuesday AFTERNOON
George Everhart, 1871 Fifth avenue
south. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
F. M. Nesbit. Mrs. c. e. Kobe and Mrs.
F. L. Gardner, An invitation has been
extended to all to attend.
Two surprise parties were given on
Mrs. w. c. Green, of Seventh street
birthday anniversary. Ten of her lady
friends gathered at her home in the
afternoon, that affair having been plan
ned by Miss Louise Hanson, and jolly
time was enjoyed with various amusing
stunts as the entertainment. Eighteen
of Mrs. Green's friends and their hus-
bands gathered at her home in the eve
ming, taking with them the viands for
d QGl1CIOuS ZIG serving Oh
which pleasant evening at cards was
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Bergen. Of 700
Eleventh street south, Moorhead, enter
tanned Sunday evening at dinner. sever
al young men friends of Fargo and
Moorhead. Covers were laid for eight
guests at the $50 o'clock repast, which
steal numbers were given by Jack Crea,
Lou Bergen, Ed Wade, jr., and Carl
Doerner.
Complimentary to Miss Martha
Krantz, of Heaton, and Miss Stella
Hovey Of Hillsboro, alumna members,
the girls of the Delta Phi Gamma sor-
GRITTY Of Fargo college, ente~tained Sat-
Anna Forsberg. on Third avenue south.
A dainty lunch was a feature of the
pleasant affair.
The Home Economics section of the
Fine Arts club will meet this evening
at Ceres hail. The program will BIZ all
unusually attractive one. as the section
will be given the use of the cooking
prepared under the direction of Miss
Katherine Jensen, of the domestic
science department at the A. c.
Miss Cara Garno, designer and trims-
mer. and her assistant, Miss Linde, both
of whom are to enter the employ Of the
new Mezirow Hat shop, arrived in Far
go Sunday from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Reineke. of this
city, left Sunday night for Minneapolis,
to attend the funeral of the latter's
brother, A.. G. Ulm, whose demise oc-
The senior class of the Dakota con-.
servatory will hold it's regular meeting
Edeibrock, Of Eighth street G north. has as
the hostess. AS usual, each member of
the class will contribute to an informal
program of musical numbers.
The M. w. of 4. degree team wifi
hold a masquerade ball on Wednesday
evening, Feb. %, at the. A. o. u. w. hall
in this city. Cliffs orchestra will play.
Ivy Rebecca lodge No. will meet
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock in the
Sons of Norway hall. After the regular
business session, card party will be
bers are invited.
The Fargo Sunday School institute
will meet at 1880 O'clock this evening
the first meeting of the new semester,
and will begin work that will be con-
tinued through March and April.
A patriotic program will feature the
regular meeting this evening of the
AIethian society of Fargo college.
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The members of an informal sewing
club will be entertained Wednesday
afternoon of this week by Mrs. A. o.
Champlin, at her home on Tenth street
south.
Max Rabinovitch, of Grand Forks,
arrived in the city Saturday night and
is a guest at the home of his sister-in-
law. Mrs. Matt Siegel, 1919 Fourth ave-
nue. south. He came particularly be-
cause OF the ea Illness OF pts MI h: siegei VINO
time past, and will be accompanied
home by his daughter, Miss Anna Ra-
binovitch, who stopped in this city Fri
day on her way back to Grand Forks
from a two months visit in the twin
cities.
Mrs. D. w. Mcdonald, Of Eighth |
street south, Moorhead, entertained at
q pleasant family dinner party Friday, |
arranged in celebration of the birthday |
of her mother, Mrs. Thorn |
as Mckenzie. of Wild Rice. Covers were |
laid for eight at the dinner, which was
served just at noon, and jonquils form |
ed pretty table decorationsSfor the oc-
casion. A social afternoon followed.
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Mrs. H. B. Rawalt, of Sixth avenue |
south, will be hostess Wednesday aft |
srnoon to the ladies of the b. and B. |
Card club at their regular meeting.
Mrs Artie Kahnke and baby son |
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