The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10

4 MIS- WlAAhAuA kAuSSeH MONDAY evening
at the home of the former couple, in
/ Moorhead. A company OF twenty-efght
friends were guests at this. the first
of a series of parties to be held this
lunch of very attractive appointments
| followed the card games and cut
| flowers consisting OF jonquils, togeth-
err with Easter lily, hyacinth and 9TH
er nowerlng pants formed very at
tractive decorations.
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| The ladies of the New Era club very
| delightfully."- entertained their husbands
i Monday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. #. III. Wilder on Seventh
I street south. Miss Ethel Fisher, in her
| usual charming manner, sang solo,
| Until. and in responding to an appre-
ciative encore sang the number entitled
| Swallows Will Keye, for two years an
instructor in mission college at
Beirut. spoke on Syria, It's Industries
Mr.. Keye related some Of his expert
ences in the far east, and his talk to-
gether with display of various curios
from Syria. was most Interesting. The
beautifully decorated with ported
plants and Easter lilies. Later In the
evening Mrs. Wilder served a delicious
dispersed all Joined in singing AuId
Lang Syne, and in keeping with the
spirit of the present time. also sang
III.
the same with rousing rendition. OF
America. An unusually delightful eve
ming was enjoyed, and all departed ex-
pressing much appreciation of the hos
pitality enjoyed at the Wilder home
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Deamer, of 22s
Tenth street north, will entertain at
bridge at their home this evening.
There VIII De nve tables at cards.
The Helpful club members, compris-
ed of Prof. F. ]. SUCKERS voice pupils,
met neto MONDAY evening wi with Miss Harriet
the Mt. Vernon apartments. The pro-
gram of the evening was given by Miss
Moser and Miss Alice Braischer.' Miss
With = sketch Of Carrie eo Jacobs nuR BOnd
and sang the following compositions
by Mrs. Bond: Just AWearyin' For
You Love You Truly. De Las Long
Shadows. Her accompanist was Miss
Fanny Clapp. Miss Braischer told Of
the composer, Grant schaefer, and
SONS his TSr R BY singing the
Sad Story of Lord Firefiy and Pretty
Mistress Nudge, Black-Eyed Susan, The
Slumber Song, and The Sand Man. Her
asSe oas was rb her sister Mrs
all well received, and the program was
followed by a social hour, during which
light refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heacox, of 1904
Second avenue south, returned home
Monday night from Enderlin, N. D..
where they spent Easter at the home
Herman Golz.
Miss Madeline Keller left Monday
for st; Paul Paul to resume her studies at
weeks spring vacation visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Keller.
Miss Keller Is a senior this year at the
aforementioned school.
The local War Relief association will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at the Y. w. c. A. All members
are urged to be present, as the associa-
ton is holding only one meeting a
week now.
Mrs: w. ?. Winters left this after
noon for two weeks visit in Chicago
with friends, and on her return trip
will stop for short visit in the twin
cities.
An interesting program on The
Portmanteau Theatre was given Mon
day afternoon at the regular meeting
club, held at the home Of Mrs. r. ].
Thompson. Miss Nina Pollock gave a
fne description of the Portmanteau
theatre, it's plays and the players,
n
view of the various plays studied this
season, which was given by Mrs. r. e.
Weible, chairman of the section Dur
ing the business session the section de-
ctded to offer prize for the best one
act play produced by a college student
of this city, and to request another
section of the Fine Arts club to start
q similar contest, for the best academic
verse. Mrs. Martin Stanton Foy called
to the attention of the section the fact
that Atttllio Baggtori, tenor, is to give
benefit concert some time in May. The
support of the Drama section was
promised.
Announcements have been received
Nordhem and Henrick J. Stafseth, at
Northwood, Ia. The bride is a Rradu-
ate or st. Luke's hospital of this city,
and Mr.. Stafseth is q graduate with
the class OF 1915, of'the North Dakota
uated this spring from the agricultur-
al college at Lansing, Mich.
The ten little girls of Miss Mae Han
sons sunday school class at the First
Methodist church were her guests at
an informal party Monday afternoon.
Games and lunch were features much
enjoyed by the young guests.
Mrs. A. J. Clark, of Sixth street
weeks visit with relatives at Alton, |
Mimi, and in the twin cities. where she
stopped en- route from Alton.
N Mr. f and and Mrs e.. Frank Phillips; Of Hope.
born Sunday. Mrs. Phillips is a niece |
of Mrs. A. L. Wall, of this city, and |
was formerly Miss Ruth Gage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Luther. of Seventh
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