The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-31


Master Jack Hansche celebrated his
seventh birthday anniversary Tuesday
afternoon by entertaining ten little
friends at the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Hansche, on Sixth
forded the diversion until supper was
served. The table was lighted with
pink candles, and the pretiily-decor-
ated birthday cake formed the center
piece. Mrs. Taylor Thompson assisted
Mrs. Hansche in directing the games
and serving the supper.
Mrs. silas Craig will be hostess to
the K Y. club at her home, 1929 First
avenue south, on Thursday afternoon,
Feb. 1.
Both the active and alumna members
Of Sigma Theta sorority Of Fargo col
lege will be guests next Monday eve
ming Of Miss Dorothy Sharp. at her
The Ladies' Aid society of the Plym-
outh CONGREGATIONAL church will meet
Il. II. Porter, s17 Tenth Street north.
The afternoon will be spent in sewing
for the Associated Charities.
Mr.. and Mrs. H E. MagilI and daueh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Magiil, and
Mrs. z. r. Briggs and children, virginia
and Stanley, all expect to leave here
Friday for three months sojourn in
Miss Ivy Brandt and Miss Ashton
were hostesses Tuesday evening at the
to t the members of Abba 'e chapt sgut Of
Westminster guild of the First Presby-
terrain church. Miss Iva Baumgartner
was leader for the lesson, which COM
pleted the study from the textbook, The
Living Christ in Latin America. A new
textbook will be begun at the next
meeting probably. There was an unus-.
ually large attendance last evening,
and q pleasant social hour was enjoy
ed, during which the hostesses served
lunch.
Plans for entertaining the Sunday
school convention to be held in Fargo
next June, were discussed at the meet
ing OF the teachers council of the First
Congregational Sunday school, held
Mrs. Andrew Love was leader in a dis
cussion of the books in the teachers
training library. During a social hour
refreshments were served, the latter
feature being in charge of Mrs. A. P.
Hollis.
Miss Esther Dykstra left this morn
ing for her home in Orange City, Ia.
this city as the guest Of her cousins,
the Misses Braasten, of S12 First ave-
nue. south Miss Dykstra was honor
guest at several parties during her visit
| here.
Misses Clara Richardson and Grace
LOOMS left today for few days visit
| in st. Paul, with friends. They also go
| to attend the big winter carnival there,
and expect to return home Sunday
| evening.
Friends of Nine. Leonore Gordon Foy,
| who has been i'll for some time at her
! apartments at the Boise home, sos
| Ninth street south, will be glad to learn
! that her condition Is now Considerably
improved, and that she Is once more
able to be up and around the house. In
addition to the recent temporary paral-
ysis Of one OF the facial nerves with
which she had been suffering, Nine.
| Foy has been belfast for couple of
weeks with an attack of the grip.
One of the informal social clubs COM
prised OF ladies of the A. c. faculty
circle was entertained Tuesday evening
Seventh street north. The evening was
enjoyed in the usual way, and dainty
lunch was pleasant feature of the
meeting.
Horace Leeby has gone to st. Paul,
to attend the winter carnival, and from
there will go to River Falls. Wis, to
visit relatives for short time. He will
DC nome III dpOuI teh odSs'
Charles Malcolm left Tuesday eve
ming for his home in Winnipeg after
short visit here at the home of Mr., and
south, where Mrs. Malcolm Will remain
for more extended visit.
Misses Clara and Helen Olson return
| ed home Tuesday from few days visit
in the twin cities.
The girls of the Jolly Six club met
eysnng at the soms Of MISS Mis-;
north, and spent the evening in re
| hearsing some songs which they are to
give at an Aaker Business college en-
tertainment next Saturday evening: A
| dainty lunch was served by the hostess.
| o.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Scan
dinavian Evangelical Free church will
be entertained by three young men of
that church at the home of Gust An
| derson, 10 Tenth street south, Thursday
evening. The meeting will be called to
order at 8 o'clock.
A delightful social affair at which
Mrs. e. w. Humphrey, of Moorhead,
was hostess at her home Tuesday eve
ming was the occasion OF formally an
preaching marriage of Miss Kezzie
Porter, well known teacher Of that
city. to Carl B. Brande, of Pierce, Neb
Inc WeuuIHS Is 10 LahS P4dCc tdIS SHAS
coming June at the home of Miss Por-
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. B: Por-
ter, in Franklin, Neb. A PROPULSION OF
hearts and cupids, together with tulips,
formed appropriate DECORATIONS in the
various rooms of the Humphrey home.
and the announcement of the nuptial
event was made in unique way One
of the pleasant features of the party
was a group of songs given by MISS
Margaret: Newton, and original words,
announcing the engagement, had been
substituted in one of the numbers: A
friends were guests last evening. The
bride-elect has made host of warm
friends in Moorhead, where she has
been high school principal for the past
Ave years. Mr.. Brande is editor Of
tial citizen of that town.
Mrs. Conrad Meyer and Mrs. Charles
Simons were hostesses Tuesday evening
at the formers home, 709 Second street
tertained in honor of Mrs. A. L: Rolf
of Grand Forks. Cards were the di-
version of the evening, and were fal-
lowed by an attractive lunch. Mrs. Rolf
is here visiting her sisters, Mrs. Peter
son and Mrs. Kalstads at their home on
First street north
The Fourth division Of the Woman's
union of the First Congregational
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. F. A. Moody, 915
Sixth street south. Each lady is asked
to go prepared to sew. Mrs. Fl. w. Buck
is chairman of that division.
Miss Gertrude Hoffman, Of Bis
marck, has Joined the ranks Of the
Fargo college freshmen, registering
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