The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-21

Friday evening by the other young La
dies employed in various departments
Of the First National Bank OF Fargo.
who entertained her at dinner at the
Gardner, followed by a theatre party at
the Garrick. The dinner was served at
o'clock in the private dtningroom or
she GARNER c0vs io PENN Ienng,,a la tas tS
fully arranged, had been chosen as the
pretty table decorations. While seated
at the table, Miss Huber was further
Comprised q number of joke gifts that
After the Garrick party. ali went TO
the sutherland home. % Tenth h,a street sSt
rooms. Music and q general good time
were enjoyed and Miss Huber was pre-
sented with q shower of pretty linen
gifts; Mr.. Hagen Is assistant casmeF
this city.
An informal dancing party has been
semane Cathedral Recreation club tor
next Tuesday evening, April "a, the
affair to be held in the crypt. Commit
tees in charge of the plans are as fol-
DeveraI, Katherine HuRt. Ruth Hardy.
Erma Nelson and Eleanor Rausch; re-
freshments, Misses Clara Wood, Estelle
atoms, Misses Margaret Alfred, Har.
riet Lewis, Margaret Freeman ana
Doris Cameron.
The members Of the Pollyana club of
the Roosevelt school, comprised of
fourth and fifth grade girls, held
meeting Friday afternoon. the time
being devoted to "snipging" pieces OF
wounded soldiers. The materials are
turned over to the local War RELIEF
association. -
The members Of the Fargo College
Mems Glee club and their director.
Prof. 2: ]. Sucher, are expected home
today from their two. weeks spring
successful one throughout, and has in
cluded number of the smaller towns
of this state. Mrs. Sucher has been
appearing on the glee club programs In
organization at Forman, N. d. The en-
tertainments have been given to ap-
preciative audiences
The Coed staff for. the May issue
of The Cynosure, the Fargo high school
bi-weekly student publication. Is plan
ming number Of unusual features, It
editor-in-chief, and her able stafr are
hard at work. The Junior issue Of The
Cynosure will be out May Is, that staff
not yet being selected.
Local residents who heard DR.. Efhe
McCollum Jones, Of Mt. Pleasant, Ia,
here recently. will be interested to learn
that members of the Capital City SUI
preparations for her reception when
she arrives there tomorrow. She speaks
at the Bismarck Presbyterian church
Sunday evening. and at the K. G. hall
there Monday evening. DR.. Jones has
been aff1liated with many of the state
organizations OF Iowa, including the y.
E. o: sisterhood, and the Bismarck z:
acquainted with the speaker, are plan
ming a reception in her honor: DR.:
Jones was twice elected president OF
and is at present making a tour of
North Dakota in the suffrage cause.
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Needlework was the order of the
afternoon Friday at the meeting of the
Broadway Methodist Ladies' Aid So
ciety, which was held at the home of
Mrs Mcmillan, on Second street north.
Assistant hostess was Mrs. Trocnman,
laid aside.
|. Mrs J. B. Olson, formerly Mrs. Pabst,
Donnabeii Olson, who have been visit
ing in Moorhead since Easter, left this
morning for their home at Thief River
Falls. Mimi. They were guests at the
Mrs. John johnson, and were Joined
there for over Easter by Mr.. Olson.
Mrs. Olson has been 9 guest OF honor
at numerous social affairs during her
sojourn in Moorhead.
The members Of the November divi--
sion of the First Presbyterian Ladies'
afternoon by Mrs. ]. q. Dillon ana
Mrs w. L. Curtiss, at the formers
home on Eighth street south. Mrs.
Curtiss is chairman and Mrs. Dillon
The work for the coming year was
planned out at the business session,
and social hour followed.
The Ladies Ala Of the Catholic
church of Georgetown. Mimi, met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John Fisher. in that town. Mrs. Fisher
entertained the ladies very delightfully."-
ing by Mrs. Nugent and Mrs George
Fisher. During the social afternoon
that followed, Miss Celia Fisher gave
much pleasure by playing several
Mrs. r. ". Hutchinson and Mrs. L. w.
Bohn were hostesses Friday afternoon
BILE Study club at Its regular meeting.
The program was a very entertaining
one, consisting of these features: Pa
per on Henry RS WXs s BY I'M Mrs pa seSTt;
Canal, by Mrs. Bohni and discussion
of ]. M. Barrie's A Kiss For Cinderella,
which is scoring marked success IN
New YORK CITY. "A pleasant SOCIAL nOuT
followed the program.
The New Era club of this city will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. i.
c. Beardsley, at her home on Ninth
street north.
Fidelis Cwack and w. e. slime, who
have been spending the winter in Har-
rison, Ida, passed through Fargo Fri
day en- route to their home at George
town. MINI.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church of Moorhead met
Friday afternoon in the church par
lors, with Mrs. David anderson and
Mrs. liver Schillerstrom as the hostess
es for the social hour that succeeded
the routine business session.
DIR. and Mrs Frederick A. Brfcker