The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-13

Newton. who will entertain two weeks
from last evening.
Mrs. J. II. Wyckoff. OF Monango. N
D.. left for her home this morning after
a months visit in this city at the home
of her sister, Mrs. C. A. Mclean, 110S
seventh avenue south. Mrs. Wyckpfl
has been guest of honor at a number
of social affairs during her visit here.
Mrs. F. B. Carrithers will be hostess
Wednesday evening to the members OF
the TUESDAY Eysning Sewing club q
upon that date because the affair is to
be valentine party.
The Kadona club party is one of the
attractions in which many of the young
people of the city will participate this
evening, at the knights OF Columbus
hall. ~
The first of series of four parties
was enjoyed Monday evening By the
members of the Cribbage Club Dancing
club, at the A. o: u. w. hail. The host
ssses were Mesdames G; 2. Nugent, G.
rithers and e. S. Keene. Informal
dancing to music by Cliffs orchestra
was enjoyed, until IL o'clock, when the
hostesses prepared and served a deli
present at the happy affair.
Mrs. Will Islam, of 900 Ninth street
south, was hostess Monday evening to
the members of the New Era club al
their regular meeting, The hostess read
a paper on American Contributions to
the Food Supply of the World, which
proved both instructive and interesting.
incidents in the life of Abraham Lin
coin. At the business session officers
We're elected for the, ensuing year as
first vice president, Mrs A. G. Lacy;
second vice president. Mrs. d. H. FISH
err; secretary, Mrs. w. H. Shure; and
treasurer, Mrs. J. ID. Carpenter. The
next mex ing Will iace be I Se1sir
yet being determined however.
B. w. Morian has returned to his
of his son-in-law and daughter, Lit. and
Mrs. f. B. Carrfthers. $50.
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At the Cathedral club meeting Sun
day afternoon the club was honored
OReilly and Hon. John III. Fleming. Mr..
Fleming delivered a very instructive
and oratorical address on the subject.
Organization. which was considered q
rare treat and greatly appreciated by
the members Bishop OReilly favored
the club with a very interesting speech
on general subjects, which was eagerly
received. The. next literary meeting of
the club. will be held on club night,
next Thursday night, when a general
informal discussion on the subject of
City Manager will be heard.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of Father Alfred, in Moorhead,
at 10 o'clock Monday forenoon, when
Miss Josephine P. Wambach, of that
offy hnna mo he hvi1 80 n
Campbell, of Kansas City, Mo. The
couple were attended by the brides
brother and sister; Alphonse Wam-
bach, Of Georgetown, Mimi, and Mrs.
M. Kalbrener, of Moorhead A recep-
ton was held from to o'clock at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob. Wambach, 216 Ninth
street south, Moorhead, at which
about twenty Of the relatives and in
Innate friends were guests. A lunch
con was served at 1880 o'clock, red
and white carnations forming pretty
table decorations. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell left Monday afternoon for Albu-
querque, N. NJ, which is to be their
future home The bride has many
friends both in Georgetown, which
was, her home until three years ago,
and Moorhead. Several Georgetown
people were guests at the wedding.
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Mary Goes First, by Henry Arthur
Jones, was the play taken up Monday
afternoon at the meeting of the drama
tsection Of the Fine Arts club, held al
the home of Mrs. B. A. Orr, in the
Ansonia apartments. Miss Ruth
Southwick, of the Moorhead normal. q
daughter of President Southwick OF
the famous Emerson School of Ora
tory, read parts Of the play, while
Miss Nina Pollock gave a talk on the
general character of this authors
plays, and Miss Helen Welter gave
interesting comments, both original
and those derived from written criti-
cisms of the play under discussion
Another feature was a discussion OF
the play which the Orpheum Stock
company is to present the latter part
of this week. A Woman's Way IL was
given an especial recommendation
and is the play in which Grace George
starred for many seasons.
Mrs. C. w. Cox Of Eighth street
south, was hostess Monday afternoon
to the /. d. K. club. entertaining the
ladies in compliment to former
member, Mrs. Will Flick, now OF
jamestown. Mrs. Flick has been visit
ing at the home Of her cousin, Mrs
solo by Mrs. Harold Thomson. Val
north. Fancywork was the afternoon's
diversion, and dainty lunch in which
the patriotic note was evident. was
served by the hostess.
A large number of young people at
tended the "cobweb" party held by the
Good Fellowship club at the First
Presbyterian church Monday evening
Preceding the unwinding of the web,
which, afforded much amusement and
| led the guests from the upstairs audi
| torium down into the cellar. there
was a program. 1t consisted of 9
vocal duet by Mrs. L. w. Bohn and
Mrs. j. G. Dillon; a reading by Miss
| Margaret Cruickshank; reading bS
Miss Winnie Sanborn; and a piano
solo by Mrs. Harold Thompson. VAL
entines cut in two were found at the
end OF each string making up the
cobweb, partners for an appropriate
supper being found in this way. Pa
| tronesses of the club this year are
| Mrs. p. w. Satory and Mrs. Frank
Scott. Officers were elected at q
short business session last evening.
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Mrs. o. d. Blair OF az Eleventh
street north, very delightfully."- enter.
tanned a dozen lady friends this after
noon in compliment to her guest, Mrs
Hugh Lox, of Minneapolis. Needle
work was the diversion, and later thu
hostess served a two-course lunch.
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The Fargo Conservation league viii
hold its regular meeting "Wednesday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock at the (. w
lie. Al. parlors. Papers on Domestic
Science will be given by Mrs. A. w
Beals, Mrs. Won Sien. Mrs. Donnelly
and Mrs. Hanson.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. FalIett. arrived
home this morning from two-weeks
visit in Detroit, Chicago and the twir
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