The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02

Miss Myrtle Johnson, who has beer
| of her mother. Mrs. A. Johnson. 90:
| First avenue north. left Sunday night
| for Evanston, ILL.,. to resume her studies
| at Northwestern university. She was
accompanied as far as Minneapolis py
Miss Elma Leach. who has also been
home for the holidays, and who is stu
dying voice this year in Minneapolis.
A very delightful dancing marty q,
New Years evening was that enjoyed
| by the young people OF the Flickertail
| club. in Stones hall this being. the first
of q series of parties that will be given
by that club. About thirty couples par
ticipated and were chaperoned by Mr.
and Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence. Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Schuyler and Mrs Emma K Herbst. The
hall had been attractively decorated for
| the occasion with festoons of green and
red. and the arrangements surrounding
the lights were especially pretty. A
number of small Christmas trees added
! tering the hall through lane of these
trees. Still other trees formed a screen
for the orchestra. and combined with
the holiday festoons were very effec-
i tive. Among the young people partici-
pating from out Of the city were Miss
| Elizabeth Barnes, from Minneapolis
and Miss Evelyn Burnham. from
Whea tlat1d, besides quite a number who
| were home from various places for the
holidays
The Child's Conservation league of
this atty 1 Tli hSls its SssuIsr meetips
the Y. w: G. A, .parlors. A large at
tendance is urged.
About 100 couples were in attendance
New Years evening at the third in the
series Of dancing parties being given
| by the local lodge of the Modern Broth
erhood Of America. The beautiful holi-
day dssoTations remained IN the hall
| ure. Anderson's orchestra played for a
very delightful program of dances.
Frappe and waters were served
Ss asss. 81 ths m h The SS next
Valentines day, Feb. II. -,
A large attendance is urged at the
| meeting this evening in the Masonic
temple library, Of the recently reorgan-
city. Maj. Angus Fraser, recently re-
| turned from the border, will meet the
auxiliary, and plans will be discussed
for rousiig welcome to the Co. 3
boys when they return to Fargo.
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A farewell affair, in the form of q
sleighing party, was given Monday eve
ming for Miss .Goldie Mcdonald and
Walter Piorier, both of whom leave for
Minneapolis this week. Miss McDonald
goes for brief sojourn, and Mr.. Piotier
returns to. his home in that city. Eight
couples participated in the pleasant
all went to the Mcdonald herne, where
games, music and refreshments were
enjoyed.
Mrs: 4, H wetmur, Of vergas. Mimi;
visit during the holidays, with her
daughters, Mrs. Charles Hauser and
Miss PeArle Wetrnur, returned home
Monday evening.
Covers were laid for fourteen at a
New Years dinner party given yester-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. McCracken,
Of 112 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor RtorkIund 1920
Second avenue south, are the parents
Of son. born to them on New Years
day.
Years evening by Misses Dora and
Evonne Denis, at their home on North
Broadway. covers being laid for eight
guests. A large bell was suspended
| above the table, which was found to
contain a favor for each guest, and
pink and white candles decorated the
table. A theatre party was enjoyed
later at the Garrick, with Mrs Oliver
Denis as chaperon.
Thomas J. Tough, who has been
spending the holidays with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Tough, returned to
Mandan this morning, to resume his
duties as county engineer OF Morton
county. q
Mrs. A. Torgersons Miss fnsa SVEN
son and Miss Laura Kittleson were the
hostesses Monday evening to the Young
Peoples society OF Trinity Lutheran
church of Moorhead, the meeting being
held in the church parlors. There was
xyAW 4 a 80 nVpA avaA fSwIaN
full social social time was enjoyed. An
interesting program was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Olson and family,
of Seventh street north, this city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. e: Dor Tucker, OF Sanborn,
". D., took New Years dinner with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Tucker. at their apartment at tit
Tucker returned to Sanborn last eve
ming.
The local French Hospital Relief as
the holiday vacation, on wednesday
afternoon of this week, meeting as
usual in the gymnasium of the Y. W. C.
A. 1t Is hoped that large number OF
and the association is especially desir-
Gus of attracting new members, as the
aid OF still more than are already In
terested is greatly needed.
The First Methodist church New
Years reception at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. H H. Frost yesterday after
noon and evening was largely attended.
Joined heartily in the community sing
Ing, and the special musical numbers
gave much enjoyment. The latter con-
sisted Of the vocal solo; Q Lovely Flow
S sF aSU vocal T1 solo, When mri Rc6elea
Wore the Red Robe Murray, by E.. r.
Link; several pretty vocal solos by
Mrs. j. A. Jardine; and the fayorite
TroYatore, by Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Link.
The details of the reception were car
ried out as previously announced.
Mrs. L. G. Skiold Miss Dosiand, Miss
Ida Ronsberg, Walter Skiold and j. T.
Johnson ali Of this city, spent New
Years day at the J. J. Johnson home
and at Miss Dosiand's home, both being
in Perley, MINI. They returned to Ear
go in the evening.
r. T. Russell, OF Minneapolis, arrived
in Fargo this morning for visit at the
Griffiths, us Eleventh avenue north.
Mrs. Avery Miller, of Grand Forks.
who has been visiting here at the James
nue. south, since before Christmas. left
Monday night for her home, Mrs. Miller
i an aunt of Mrs. Van Kieeck.
Miss Mabel Fehring, OF Duluth, for
merly a teacher in the Fargo schools,
spent New Years day in this city, be-
Ing on her way back to Duluth after
holiday vacation visit at St. Paul, Roth
say, Mimi, and other points farther
north.
Several hundred people were in at
tendance New Years day at the various
events at the Fargo Y. NJ G. A, where