The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-27

ter was unusually we'll attended. about
$50 couples OF young people partictpat-
enjoyable given so far this season. The
music was by the A. c. orchestra, which
was generous with its encore responds.
The next Gopher club dancing party,
on Monday evening, Feb. IL. Will be a
Lincoln's birthday AFFAIR. It will be
held in Phenix hall, Moorhead, and the
dancing will be informal except for q
Mrs. q. H. Rustad. Malchow's orches-
ira will play. The committee which 10
arranging for this party is comprised
Of o: B. Rusness, W. R. Costain. Jack
decorated in red, white and blue. and a
number of flags will be used in orna-
menting it.
Mrs. Howard Moody, Of 221 Seventh
street south, Moorhead, was hostess
yesterday to the members Of the Friday
Afternoon Bridge club. AS usual, cards
were preceded by dainty luncheon,
Wolfe, Mrs. Shea and Miss Lulu wag-
ner.
1t. r. B. Carrithers entertained his
cadet officers of the North Dakota Ag-
ricultural college this afternoon at a
theatre party at the Grand. Preceding
the theatre party, q picture OF the OFF,
GERS and their instructor was taken, to
be USED IN Inc &edSSlL WuCH tue uSAt
edition of the college annual is pub
lished, in the spring.
DR.. and Mrs. N Tronnes, of I'LL
Friday evening at dinner to a company
of ten guests
The boys OF a certain class Of the
First Methodist sunday seh SSSs wa Sn
will entertain their girl friends at a
sleighing party this evening, TO be fol-
lowed by lunch at the home of Fred and
Starr Plumley. About eight couples will
participate in the lark.
The next Original Kadona club dane
ing party, under the management of
Ray Bolsinger, Will be given on Friday
Iumbus hall. It will be the fourth In
the series, and several special features
are being planned, it is announced.
A bob party complimentary to Mr..
and Mrs. c. Fred Shields was enjoyed
by q small crowd last evening, and at
the conclusion of the ride Miss Bernice
Gestie served lunch at her home, on
Second avenue north
Co. B auxiliary will meet next Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock in the Ma
sonic temple library.
The New Era club will meet Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A. c. La
cy, 1014 Seventh street south.
Mrs. c. D. Stanford was elected chair
man OF division No, 2 of the Womans
union OF the First Congregational
church at the meeting held Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. n. E, Magill. Mrs;
e m M csorss SG T. who
| is in Florida for the winter. Guests OF
the division yesterday were Mrs.
Knopp. newcomer to this city, Mrs,
R. A. Beard and Mrs: Ralph Beard. A
ing.
About 100 club members enjoyed the
Coterie club dancing party at the
knights Of Columbus hall Friday eve
ming, which was very enjoyable one
throughout. Music for varied pro-
gram OF dances was furnished by Cliffs
rupted between IL o'clock and mid
f fee style L. In the K. {. dining hail The
arrangements for the party were in the
Arthur Nichols The next in the series
of Coterie parties will be held the lat
ter part of February.
Interest among the club women of
the two cities centers this afternoon in
the beneflt tea which the Fine Arts
club will hold at the home OF Mrs. ].
d. Farrand, 1923 North BROADWAY ths
proceeds of which will go toward hos
pital supplies and other relief OF the
soldiers wounded in the European war.
The interest also manifest among many
men of the city in this tea indicates
that the affair will ne an unusually
successful one, and several delightful
musical features will contribute much
to the pleasure of those who anticipate
attending.
The intermediate Christian EndeAvor
society of the First Presbyterian
church gave q social at the church FRI
day evening, which was enjoyed by
about forty young people. A flne pro-
gram was given, followed by q social
time and lunch. w. II. Northrop lie
superintendent OF this society, and had
the affair in charge.
Park Tarbell and his younger broth
er Winfield. OF this city, are rejoicing