The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-13

tionaI church will give this evening at
the church.
The twenty fifth annual entertain
ment and party OF the Swedish Bap-
list church has been postponed from
Feb. IS, to Friday, March 2. on ac-
count OF the funeral tomorrow OF Ed
ward Johnson; an A. c. student who
was an active member in the work Of
that church.
Miss Aline Cortland was hostess
Monday evening at the Hal ]. Harris
home, Moorhead. to few of the Moor
head Normal school teachers. There
were two tables at cards. and various
diversions appropriate to Valentine
day were also enjoyed. The refresh
ments and decorations were in the
Valentine effect.
~ White collars are prohibited, and the
ladies must all wear aprons is the
edict that has gone forth in regard
to the Valentine party to be given by
the degree team of the Modern Wood
men of America. Wednesday evening
in A. o. u. w. hall. Those wearing
jewelry will be fined, and many other
amusing features will be carried out.
The committee in charge OF the affair
is comprised Of e. ]. Garrett and A. g..
Dumas. Es.
Grand Forks Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman B. Black of Fargo, former
residents of the city are spending a
few days here as guests Of their son
and daughter law, Mr.. and MIS-.
Norman ID. Black. Fourth avenue. Mr..
Black will be soioist at the concert
to be given by the Philharmonic
orchestra at the Masonic temple at 3
o'clock tomorrow Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. d. Burrell. of the Burrell hotel,
has as her guest her niece, Miss
Blanche Martineau, whose home is at
Walhalla. N. D.
Gently returned from their wedding
trip, are at present residing in Bis
rnarck, at the Hotel Mckenzie. They
took an extensive trip through the
southern and western states. Mrs.
was formerly Miss Clara johnson, of
Grand Forks. and is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. x. Johnson Of that
city. ~ -, $3.50
A very large attendance. numbering
about 800, patronized the surprise"
social held by the Bethany Young
Peoples society at the Pontoppidan
Lutheran church Monday evening.
There were many unique features, and
the attractions included handkerchief,
parcel post, Dutch Cleanser and other
booths. among the prettiest of. which
was the Japanese booth. Valentine
features were also in evidence, and
the refreshments were dispensed in
dairy lunch style. A program of music
and readings was given during thel
earlier hours of the social.
The members of the social club
known as the "Fussers'' were pleas
antly entertained Monday evening by
Miss Florence Qualley, at her home in
the Hogan flats. The living room was
decorated in red and white, suggest
i've of valentine day, and games in
keeping formed the evening diversion.
Included in the pretty supper appoint
ments were lapboards trimmed in red.
and the valentine idea was carried
out in the refreshments. Mrs. Quail
ley assisted her daughter in serving.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. LEVITT expect to
leave next Saturday for the twin cit
les, where they will visit at the homes
of their daughter sMrs. Harry T. Bear
man, Minneapolis, and Mrs. A. H.
Barron, Sr. Paul. for short time.
Bible class No. So will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. A. ].
Headland on Seventh street south.
At the meeting of Company B. Aux
Hilary Monday evening final arrange
ments were made for serving break
fast to the the members of the North
Dakota national guard Tuesday morn
ing. AS the affair will include so many
more guests than originally planned
the auxiliary has had to call on out
side help, although its members will
take. charge of preparing and serving
the repast. Considerable help is need
ed and all willing to lend assistance
in preparing for the breakfast, We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, will be
cordially welcomed. Ladies who have
offered to donate cakes are asked to
kindly have them at the armory by
Wednesday afternoon.