The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-12

Master Georges removal to another
city will be a loss TO local musical cir
cles, in which he has made such a good
i George closed a short engagement at
1 the Orpheum theatre last Saturday eve
lining, where he was cordially received
He has sung at number of public
| gatherings here in recent months, and
has for some time been a voice pupil
of Miss Blakeslee. of the Dakota con-
| seryatory.
Mrs. F. O. Bye, of the Jackson apart
| ments, will be hostess Tuesday after
noon to the ladies of the N. w. club at
| devotes it's time to needlework, was
organized only two weeks ago.
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Aside from the interesting talk by
| Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson on the
| subject of attempted revocation of the
Blue Sunday laws and how 1t should be
| circumvented, other special program
features much enjoyed at the Fargo w.
at the r. M. Pollock home, were as fol-
lows: Vocal solos. The Mighty Deep
(Jude), and Cradle Song (Kate Van
nah), and Love Is Bubble (Allitson),
(Johnson), At Dawning (Cadman). and
Mighty LAX Rose (Nevin) by Hewi-
son Pollock, who also appeared in read
ings, giving as the latter, A Letter
ley; songs. Dear Heart (Mattei), and
Low Backed Car (Love), by Mrs. Bowe,
until recently of Lisbon: and closing
with readings by Miss Fanny Clapp.
who gave Mammy's Liz Boy, and Gimlet
VS.. Corkscrew, together with another
humorous number. Mrs C. G. Boise
and Mrs George Edwin Miller assisted
Mrs. Pollock in serving light refresh
will be on Feb. %. at the home of Mrs.
M. N. Hatcher.
On Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Alec
Dawson entertained the Gardner ORA
matte club in the second of series of
enjoyable social meetings. The evening
was given over to cards. At midnight
a delicious lunch was served to sixteen
guests.
Co. B. auxiliary will meet this eve
ming at 1880 o'clock in the Masonic
library room.
Supper, followed by dancing party.
was enjoyed Saturday evening at Cot
ter's station by two sleighloads of
young people from the North Dakota
Agricultural college. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
o. Werner chaperoned the party.
Mrs. H. L. Lincoln, OF Ills Sixth
street south, will be hostess next Fri
the Idle Hour club and their husbands.
The affair will be a cara party. The
last regular meeting of that club was
held Friday afternoon at the home of
north, when sewing, the usual diver
sion. occupied the members time. A
delicious lunch was served later. A
guest of the club Friday was Mrs J: J.
Hannaher. The next regular meeting
will be on Feb. %. at the home of Mrs.
]. Dady. on Sixth street south. i
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kaufman, of
r
Victor, of Champaign. Ill, who was
called here by Mrs. Kaufman's recent
illness, left Sunday for a sojourn OF
several months at various points In the
south.
Mr.. and lMrs. Charles H. Lamp, the
former very prosperous business man
evening or tomorrow for Stewartville,
after a brief sojourn here. Mrs. Lamp
was formerly Miss Tena s. Rudd, and
prior to going to Stewartville to ac-
cept a position, was an employe of the
local branch of the Western Union for
some time. The couple were quietI
married by Rev. e. r. Anderson at MS
home in Fargo. last Friday afternoon.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Lamp have many
friends in Stewartville.
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There will be much interest in this
state In the news dispatch from Wash
and Mrs "A j. Gronna of North Dakota
have issued invitations to the wedding
of their. daughter, Grace, to Carl w.
Lewis of Hettinger, N. D., in Washing
ton on Feb. %. Miss Gronna is an ac-
complished pianist. She was awarded
a gold medal for composition at the
Chicago conservatory. Mr.. Lewis is
manager of the Dakota & Montana Tel
ephone Co. and is we'll known in Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G. Froling expect
to return this evening to their home in
Mapleton. Mrs. Froling went to James
town last Wednesday evening to visit
friends, and was joined there Saturday
evening by her husband.
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The members of the choir of the
Swedish Lutheran church OF this city,
some thirty in number, enjoyed a
sleighride Sunday morning to the
Kragnes church, where they sang sew
eral selections There were also two
vocal solos at that service by Mrs. II. p.
Halvorson. The trip, nine miles each
way, proved very pleasant one. and
the party returned home in the late
afternoon. III. p. Halvorson is leader OF
the choir, which gave great pleasure
by it's unexpected visit. The Fargo and
the Kragnes churches of that denomin-
alton have the same pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Schuyler, of North
Broadway, expect their daughter Mrs
Walton w. Thorp, of Britton, S. D., to
arrive here this evening for a weeks