The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-21
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the church at $3.50 o'clock Thursday
| evening. Prof. Guy r. Vowles. OF Far
go college. will preside at toastmaster
and sTS.n the following responses viii Be
Miss Ina Johnson; Cherry Trees and
Hatchets, Miss Nellie Earles The Spir-
IL of '76 in the League. Arthur Dale;
cannot Tel Re Leland H WatHin nSpj r.
and The Higher Patriotism, Rev. H. III.
Frost. At the conclusion of the program
| of toasts, 1t is planned for all of the
in college yell form.
Mrs. D. F. o'Neii. Of ITO Fourth
street north. entertained at three tables
at cards Tuesday afternoon. Norwegian
whist was the game enjoyed, high score
going to Mrs. NJ. Lariviere and low
score to Mrs. w. T. West. Dainty re-
Treatments in keeping with Washing
the place cards were In the form Of
hags. =. =. ed.
apartments. was hostess to . few ladies
Tuesday afternoon complimentary to
Mrs. =. J. Brieriy's sister, Mrs. Judeon
Smith, until recently of Minneapolis.
reside DS @H The I guests s. we're ten il hum
Der and thimble bee was enjoyed. Red,
white and blue predominated In both
the decorations and the attractive
| sisted in serving by her daughter. Mrs.
Alton DalrympIe. Mrs. Smith had ex-
pected to leave for Chicago today. but
has postponed her trip for 2 few days.
because of the delay OF trains by last
nights storm. az
Mrs. Leo johnson, of e04 Fifth avenue
Sed fsR fe ndry q eards
afternoon. there being two tables at
bridge. Lunch was enjoyed at the con-
clusion OF the games, and the hostess
was assisted in serving by Mrs. Walter
Goodsell.
In response to the invitation to tea.
ten OF the working mothers OF the city
afternoon, being received by Miss sa-
nursery, Mrs. 4. w. Mc:Nair, Mrs. s. L
sheldon and Mrs; William Ball. 4
and the guests displayed much enthu-
siasm over the general plans Of the
nursery and the opportunity offered for
each day. One small child was the sole
occupant of the nursery for the day.
Tuesday, but many more are expected
within few days, when the mothers
learn of the advantages to be obtained
at the nursery. -4
Miss Hazel Trap has returned to her
home at Minot, after q two weeks visit
Win EStdIbNeS Nv aE&O'
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary 60
ciety of st. Marks English Lutheran
church will hold it's regular meeting in
at $3.50 O'Clock The hostesses will be
Mesdames Ted Evanson and M. e.
Thompson. All members and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. S. ]. Hill. of Third avenue south.
was hostess Tuesday afternoon at a
very enjoyable meeting Of the Rebecca
present Quotations Were re- given in nam ans
swer to roll call, and the afternoon was
spent in the usual way. The circle will |
meet again In two weeks with Mrs.
George Newsalt of Fifth street north. |
Mrs. A. c. seeley, Of Red Lake Falls,
Mimi, and Miss Ruth Miner, of Grand |
Forks, left for their homes Monday |
city as the guests OF Miss orpha Miner, |
formerly of Grand Forks
r Hss 6 %e ee. 1fs G q.a the S9h n TS
go Tuesday evening from . two weeks |
visit with relatives and friends IN Min |
neapolis and Staples, MINI. AZ the lat
Polly Larson on who ' teaches there, ana
was also q guest at the Greene home.
e; r; EwaId. Of the gtandsrd OIL
night for his former Home. Marshall
town, where he .is called by the |
serious condition of his father, Conrad |
Ewald, patient in one of the hospi-
the misfortune last week TO suffer o |
severe burn on. one of his eyeballs.
caused by small chip of red hot iron
striking him IN the eye while he was
formed under the eyeball, necessitatine |
the removal of the injured optic entire
ly, last Monday. AS he was in Ill health |
at the time OF the ase 81, the oEdssl
and the misfortune 10 the greater as
the sight Of the other eye has not been |
good for some time past The old adage |
demonstrated in this instance. By the
further fact thataMrs. Conrad Ewald |
fell on the icy sidewalk q couple of |
days following her husbands accident. |
She is recovering nicely from that in
in this city. where Mr. and Mrs. Con-
rad Ewald and daughter, Miss Grace,
to learn of the accidents. .s 4
Mrs. ]. Dady, Of 1915 sixth street
s9H VIII Ss %sE TO on the
the Idle Hour club at their regular
meeting.
& MISS CnarlIy FlHHey anu MISS rEdH-
ces Sim are to entertain this evening in |
to Miss Grace Marks, of
Neville, N. D., who Is here visiting her |
sister. Miss Hazel Marks, and as Miss
Pinney's guest. The affair this evening |
will be in the nature of progressive |
dinner party, with q. company of ten
friends as guests Another social az |
fair in Miss Marks honor will be AMI
informal dancing party in which a |
number of young people will join on |
the evening OF Waehington's birthday. |
The latter function will be held In the
Civic Centre.
Mrs. Leslie welter. of 430 Ninth |
street south, Moorhead, will entertain /
the Moorhead Bridge club at its regu-