The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-14

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I 10 apartments. will entertain fourteen
/ little girls Saturday afternoon at &
birthday party for her daughter, Treas
| ure Lorraine Kuehl. who will, be 8 years
| old that day.
Mrs. G. Paulson, OF 321 Eighth stree
south, Moorhead. entertained compa-
ny OF nearly thirty ladies informally
Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon was
spent with needlework, and a nice
lunch was served.
| The Scandinavian w, c. T. u met
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. e
Goodyear 1425 First avenue north
with Mrs. John Tourson as assistant
hostess. The devotional service was
led by Mrs. o. F. Hadeland Mrs. H. P.
Halvorson sang, and responded to an
encore, with Miss Edith Oberg as her
accompanist. Miss Duffy, police ma
iron, gave very helpful talk on Chris
tian Citizenship, following which Mrs.
Julia Nelson union president, read a
sketch of the life of Frances Willard,
that being willard Memorial day. Sew
eraI readings were given by Miss Stel-
IL Ha Is en-. and a quartet consisting of
Forsberg and Emil Hedlund, with Miss
Emma Edlund as accompanist, sang A
Saloonless Nation in 1920, which se1ec-
recitation by Miss Rosetta Olson closed
the program. Dainty refreshments were
enjoyed, the hostesses serving sixty
five. E.- -,
Mrs. F. A. Copeland, OF Bismarck, ar
rived in Fargo Tuesday evening for a
few days visit at the A. J. Danstrom
home. Mrs. Danstrom being her sister.
twin cities. attending the auto show.
and Mr.. Copeland went on through to
Bismarck.
Mrs. George Burgett, of jamestown
arrived In Fargo Tuesday night for
short visit at the o. Hegge home, 427
Seventh avenue south.
A number Of the Fargo club women
are reserVing seats for the perform
ance at the Orpheum Thursday even
ing, the play to be put on the latter
part OF the week having. been espe-
cially recommended by those familiar
with 1t. as one deserving Of liberal
patronage.
Miss Florence Hellander. Of 354
Ninth avenue south, was hostess
Tuesday evening at the regular meet
ing Of the Senior class of tho Dakota
conversatory Following their usual
custom. each member of the class
contributed musical selection to the
evenings program. after which a So
Joyed. -
The LyngbIonsten society held a.
we'll attended meeting Tuesday after
noon at the Sons Of Norway hall, the
important feature being the annual
election of officers. These were chos-
en-: President. Mrs. S. P. Caspary;
vice president. Mrs. C.. sydness: sec
rotary, Mrs. j. Lagreed; and treasur-
er. Mrs. /. H. Ulsaker. The hostesSes
yesterday were Mrs. G. Ness and Mrs.
Peterson.
Miss N. Tucker, Of st. Paul, arriv-.
ed in Fargo Tuesday for a two weeks
visit at the home of her sister. Mrs.
w. H. Williams. in the Wellington
apartments. Arthur Williams, son,
Of Havre. Mont. is expected to ar
rive here tonight. and will also re-
main for a visit of two weeks.
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A large number of young people en-
joyed the KadoNa club dancing party
given at the K. c. hall Tuesday even
ing under the management of Messrs.
Bassett, Beals and Paulsrud. There is
will not be held until after the Lenten
season. Malchow's orchestra played.
varying the regular dance program
with singing, and special banjo and
saxophone selections. The party was
a very ENJOYABLE, one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Scott, of Eighth
street south. have as their guest the
latter's mother, Mrs. A. b. Robbins
and little granddaughter, OF Robbins
dale. Mimi. Mrs. Robbins accompanied
Mrs. Scott home, the latter having been
called to Minneapolis several weeks
ago by the demise of her aunt Mrs. T.
B. Walker. prominent resident of that
city. t.
Mrs. Milton Callander,, OF Seventh
street south, went to Minneapolis Tues
day for a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred Callander. The latter
is in training at the Abbott hospital.
Last Friday evening at the Union
hall in Grandin, N. D., was held one of
the most enjoyable social events of the
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Pratt, who were only recently married
The reception took the form of a COM
rnunity gathering, given under the aus
pices of the Modern Woodmen, Royal
and Yeomen. About 100 were
present, and enjoyed the evening in
playing progressive pedro and other
Sneb Ws ssry A afts Sc HScb dainty
was the diversion for some time.
Herbert E. Castor, editor of The Far
the Round Table club OF the A. G. at its
regular meeting this evening. The
meeting will be held at the Hotel An
mex, where dinner at o'clock will
precede the address, in accordance with
the clubs usual custom
Mrs. o. q. Coen was pleasantly sur |
prised Monday evening. by the other |
members of the Royal Neighbor degree |
team, of which she Is captain. The |
gathering was in honor of Mrs. Coen's |