The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-10


on Sunday afternoon. and Miss Clara
Taves will sing. The usual social tea
will follow. with Mesdames G. A. Car
| penter. and C. e. Webster as hostesses
If you feel lonesome or homesick. come
up and enjoy the cheer of this service
sophomore. is identified with many stu
dent activities. including the Edwin
Booth Dramatic club. the A. c. band
| 1916 football team, student commits
sion and 1915 Spectrum stan as well al
being chief yell leader and a member
fraternities of the A. c.
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The Drama section of the Fine Arts
club will meet in regular session Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs b
A. Orr. when the play, Mary Goes First
by H. A. Jones, will be studied. The
| program is in charge of Misses Nina
Pollock, Southwick and Helen Welter
Miss Helen Smith arrived home Fri
| day night from Grand Forks, where she
| is teaching, to spend the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson H
Smith.
One of the dancing parties of the
coming week is that which will be CIV
en- by the Royal Neighbors on Thurs
day evening, Feb. Is, In the A. o. U. w
hall. A large number OF Invitations
have been issued for this affair.
The next meeting of the Round Table
| of the A. c. will be held on the evening
| of Feb. IA, at which time it is expected
to have ]: M. Bathrick, manager Of the
| Nichols & Shepard Co., of this city,
meet with and address the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Conmy have moved
| into their new home, just across the
| street from their former place of resi-
dence, 1105 Sixth street south.
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The members of the B. Y. P. U. of the
First Baptist church enjoyed a jolly
Miss Anna Forsberg, on Third avenue
south, following routine business SEES
| sion. discussion by Professor Beyl,
of Fargo college, of the textbook which
one of the enjoyable features of the
evening. The program was largely at
| tended.
The Delta Phi Beta sorority Of the
A. c. ANNOUNCES as pledges the follow
ing girls: Misses Myrtle Thompson,
May Denis. Gwendolyn Brown. Mar
garet Hoover, Mabel Stewart, Eleanor
Pearson and Esther Woldy.
Mrs. Marie Kertson, of Hebron, N D.,
leaves today for st. Paul, where she
viii join Miss NJ P. Rahilly. of the RAJ
buying trip to eastern points.
Miss Beulah Watson, of $40 Eleventh
street south. will be hostess this eve
the Phi Epsilon Omicrom sorority of
the A. c. Eight of the freshmen girls
have been invited as guests, and abo4t
sixteen in all will participate in the
Ing, contests is planned. to be followed
by lunch. -
Fifteen couples of young people are
to join in an informal dancing party at
the Civic Centre this evening. They
will be chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Schumacher: A very pleasurable
evening is anticipated, and music for
the dancing will be furnished by Mrs.
Anderson, of the Anderson's orchestra
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The dancing party that was to have
Neche sorority of the Moorhead Normal
school has been postponed until Satur-
day evening, Feb. "a.
Miss Kathleen GTice, Of No. "a Mar,-
borough apartments, very delightfully."-
entertained a dozen of her girl and boy
friends at an informal dancing party
at her home Friday evening. Frappe
ing was enjoyed, and later q dainty
lunch was served.
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Mrs. j. A. Turner, of 720 Seventh
street south, Moorhead, will informally
entertain a company of about twenty
five friends this evening. Mrs. Turner
has planned stereopticon entertain
ment as the evenings diversion, and
Harralson, of the Moorhead normal
faculty, in showing a number of fne
views which she obtained while on a
trip some time ago to Spain and the
Madeira islands.
What Is termed a surprise" social
Will be held at Pontoppidan Lutheran
church next Monday evening by the
Bethany Young Peoples society A
will include a Japanese booth, which
is especially attractive. A program
and lunch will Also be features of the
social.
One of the most attractive Coterie
Dancing club parties OF the season will
be the one of next Friday evening, Feb
16. at the Knights of Columbus hall.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hubbard and Mrs. James NC
Guigan comprise the committee in
charge of the arrangements for this
party, and request that all of the parti-
| cipants go masked. Some elaborate
masquerade costumes are being plan
ned for the affair, and as a matter of
additional interest, it has been decided
to make Ii guest" night as well. Cliff s
orchestra is to furnish the music.
Az SURPRISE on Genevieve colehour,
thus celebrated, Mrs. c. w. Cox, OF
Eighth street south, entertained nine
little girls at her home from to s
o'clock Friday afternoon. The valen-
tine idea was charmingly carried out in
the delicious lunch that was served fol-
lowing q season of games. Little Miss
Genevieve is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Colehour, of 203 Twelfth
street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hanson, of 1914
h uAR .w~&A &c. q
o'clock dinner Friday evening in COM
pliment to Mrs Marius Erickson, OF
Minot; Mrs. Ed Erickson, of Devils
Lake; and Mrs. II. p Hanson and
daughter Flavia, OF Glasgow, Mont,
who are spending a few days in this
city. Covers were laid for fourteen at
the dinner, the decorations for which
were in the valentine effect. An infor-
NAL evening was enjoyed, with pleasing
musical features consisting of piano
solos by Mrs. Dan Davis, and Victrola
selections.
sixth avenue south. MoorSead. are the
parents OF an infant son. born to them
Friday.
The New Era club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Will Isham, eos
Ninth street south.
Prof. and Mrs L. NJ Thomas, OF 11OS
Tenth street north, are the parents of a
baby daughter, born Friday afternoon.
Professor Thomas Is q member Of the
A. G. faculty.
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