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

guests, which will mean an attendance
of between seventy-fve and 100 ladies
at the affair.
Miss Caroline Plath's younger piano
pupils, to the number OF seventeen, en-
tertained their parents and friends with
recital program Friday evening at
the home OF their teacher. The num-
bers were well given and the audience
proved an appreciative one. a social
hour was enjoyed at the conclusion OF
the program.
Professor Tonning. of the Concordia
college faculty. is recovering nicely
from a recent nervous breakdown. He
Is patient at st. Luke's hospital, this
city.
Miss Elizabeth Feree, of Lockport,
N. Y. 10 In Fargo for an extended visit
as the guest of her former schooImate.
street south. Mrs. J. w. Mitchell, the
latter's mother, has as her guest Mrs.
Harry Nutting. of Erie. this state.
The Drama section of the Fine Arts
club will meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock sharp with Mrs. Edward Fl.
Cole at the Bishop Tyler residence, on
easso a S w Ss The The cS SR' f9r aS
Movement, and the program will be ip
charge Of Miss Pearl Oman and Mrs.
Claude Nugent. The invitation to be
women interested in the idea of asitat-
ing a civic theatre for Fargo. and the
meeting Is expected to be an important
one.
Mrs. S. j. Hill, OF Third avenue south.
was hostess Friday evening to the first
regular meeting of the Past Matrons'
club of Mecca chapter, o. 2. 8. The
increased by several. and the new or
ganization has bright future before 1t.
-
NJ Mr.; and S,., Mrs; PAU SI e; Simmons, 4
south, have plans drawn for a new resi-
dence which will be erected on Ninth
street south this coming spring. 1t will
be one Of about eight rooms, and the
tracttve features.
Following a jolly skating party Fri
Day eyening the members Of the social
the kewpie club, enjoyed q fine supper
ret. in the Burrell apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. H. oretter, we'll
Grandin. N. D., will celebrate their sill
yer wedding anniversary by a large So
and hostess at their home this evening.
Miss Olive Berg entertained a com
pauy or ten young laQy friends Friday
evening at the A. c. dormitory, compli-
mentary to Miss Helen Watchie, who
will become the bride of Basil Gal
lagher, OF this city, on Feb. Z. The
evening was spent socially and in hem
ming towels for the bride-elect. A
dainty lunch was served. Miss watchie
was the recipient of a hosiery shower.
Mrs. J. @. HaIland, of sl6 Tenth ave-
nue. north, left Friday night for Den
yer. Col, to visit her brother, c. z.
Bel, for two or tire eweeks. Mr.. Biel,
Whom Mrs. Halland has not seen in
some years, 10 Ill.
The girls OF the L. 7. c. club OF
Moorhead and their boy friends enjoyed
an informal party Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Marguerite Melander,
in Moorhead, following the basketball
game between Concordia college and
Moorhead high school teams. Music,
games and dancing were enjoyed at
the Melander home, followed by the
serving of a fine lunch.
The Good Fellowship club of the
First Presbyterian church is to be re-
organized and rejuvenated generally at
a meeting OF its members to be held on
Monday evening, Feb. IL. Election Of
officers will also feature this meeting.
1t is thought likely that the club will
still retain it's divisions OF senior, jun
Tor, sophomore and freshman sections
and that the former custom OF these