The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-04

Lutheran church will meet in tn.
| church parlors Oh Friday afternoon a
/ 3 O'clock, with Mrs. o. NJ. Aaland ant
Mrs. Emil Aaland as the hostesses. Al
/ members and their friends are invited
to be present
The second. in the series of origina
Kadona club dancing parties. under the
mansgenent OF Ray Bolsinger. was en-
Wednesday evening by a company OF
! seventy-five couples of young people
The popular Baernstein's orchestra fur
nished the mnsls for a very pleasing
! continued until a late hour. The youDe
people were chaperoned by Coach and
Mrs. Paul Davis, and 1t. and Mrs r. e
carrithers, Of the 4. c. circle.
Mrs. Elizabe tn Preston Anderson left
this city Tuesday evening for Bis
marck. where she win remain during
Iatufe. in the Interests Of the state w
c. T. u, of which she is the president
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| The members of an informal bridge
| club will be entertained this evening
by Mrs. ]. r. Hardy. at hep home on
| Eighth avenue south. Mrs. Hardy will
| be hostess on Wednesday afternoon
| Jan. 10, to the ladies of the J. F. r.
ernoon of bridge.
The annual installation of oficers
and other important business will he
| week, Jan. 6, by the Modern Samaritan
lodge. at the. Sons of Norway hall. C.
| e. Loyett, of Duluth. imperial good
samaritan. will install the officers. and
| there will also be initiation of a class
of new candidates. During a social
hour to follow. lunch will be served.
Il nr..-
home for the holidays, expects to leave
this evening for Boston. she being In
structor in expression this year at the
Mount Ida School For Girls.
Mrs Minette B. Bowe, treasurer OF
the North Dakota w. G.. T. u, and Sec
rotary at the state headquarters of
that organization, located in this city,
marck to assume the duties Of q steno-
graphic position in the state senate.
Mrs. Bowe was in charge of the house
stenographers at the session two years
will remain open during her temporary
absence, and will probably be in
charge in turn, Of Mrs. Lille 3. Bow
ers. Mrs. F. II. Wilder and Mrs Julia
workers of this city. Dorothy, little
daughter OF Mrs. Bowe, will be with
Mrs. Minnie Edelbrock. OF Eighth street
north, during her mothers absence
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A small company of girl friends will
be guests this evening at an informal
affair. of Esther Calkins. of Fourth
avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pc. Stewart, of 1912
Fourth avenue south. were host and
hostess Tuesday evening at their home
compliment to Mrs. w. II. Cole and
daughter Florence. of Stirum, n. D.,
who have been their house guests since
last Friday The 0 0theT rs guests At the
and Mr.. and Mrs. e. Walker and son,
Robin Walker. all of Moorhead, and
Will Walker. another son, the latter of
Chicago. Mrs. Cole and daughter ex-
part of this week.
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A sIeighing party is to be enjoyed
this evening by the members of the
Tsn sigma class Of the First III methSdist
an oyster supper at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Finch, on Tenth street
south. The class is taught by Mr..
Finch.
The Ladies Aid society of Pontoppi-I
dan Lutheran church will meet at the
church parlors on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Mithun will be the hostesses.
Members and their friends are cordial
ly invited.
Miss Minnie -Kohler, who had been
spending her holiday vacation at her
home in this city, has returned to Bis
marck, where she teaches in the public
schools.
After a vacation extending through
the holiday season. the Writer'S section
of the Fine Arts club resumed its reg
Mar meetings Wednesday afternoon. at
- u - IT, II n l. NfR-aA
avenue south. The chapter from Pitkin's
textbook on Short Story Writing, taken
up yesterday, was entitled Plot Action.
The leader was Mrs. Florence Bunce.
who gave an interesting discussion Of
the subject reading from His Welded
wife, by Kiplink. to illustrate certain
points. Variety of action was illustrated
In an original story read by Mrs. H. Fl.
CasseIman, and another original story
following out the textbook suggestions,
which Miss Jessie Comstock. chairman,
had written, was read aloud.
Grand Forks Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce d. futile, sos North Third street,
and their guest, Mrs. Tuttle'S brother.
r. d. Lapham, of Williston, went to
Fargo Wednesday morning, where they
will spend the remainder of the week,
visiting friends and attending to bust
ness matters.
The regular meeting of the Childs
Wednesday afternoon in the Y. W.. c.
A. parlors. The subject for discussion
was Habit, and roll call was answered
by quotations on Habit. textbook
Mrs e. L. Yocum, the title being
Foundation Stones of Character Build
ing. A general discussion followed, In
which all took part. Mrs. A. Z. Besttc'
clever poem by Phoebe Snyder Brooks,
the explanation of which reads: "A
very humble parody. (Being Club
Womanl on Being a Man rt,o with apollo
gram closed with the reading OF
Goethe's Fri King. by Mrs. g. J.. Mel
son. Self Control will be the subject
for discussion at the next meeting OF
the league, in two weeks.
Mrs. Blanpede was hostess Wednes-
day afternoon at her apartments in the
Dacotah hotel at the rsgula, ang meeting ting
Gle of the Evangelical church. A hber-
al offering was taken at the conclusion
ef the missionary program, and social
hour followed. with the hostess enter
room of the hotel. Carnations and ferns
made pretty table decorations.
Leading suffrage workers Of the state
and CITY were busily engaged wednes-
day in making attractive the perma-
nelt state suffrage headquarters Office
which has been located in room 324 OF
the deLendrecie block. Some one will
be in charge constantly at this ONCE,
which will be very busy place as soon
as everything can be put to order.
Bishop J. Poyntz Tyler left the city
"Wednesday afternoon for Chicago,
where he will meet his daughter. Miss
Jane Tyler. who left here last Thurs
day for a few days visit with friends
in Minneapolis and Milwaukee. Bishop
Tyler will 70 east from Chicago, and