The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-20

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The invited guests were members of
the normal school faculty and their
wives. together with the regents and
Professor Moore, OF Minneapolis, who
/ will take Professor Johnson's place on
the faculty: American nags and red
carnations 81 formed tSn the livingroom deg
dinipgroom pink carnations were taste
/ fully arranged on the refreshments ia
BILE. Small hags were given the guests
as favors.
The home economies department of
the A. G. very charmingly entertained
the regents Of that college. also Pres
Valley City. Normal school, Professor
| Steele of the State College OF West
Virginia. and DR.. Craighead, of Bis
mm aIts G Sanats of education for
| noon. The repast was a delicious one
and tastefu1ly served, and the depart
ment was warmly complimented on the
nature OF the work which it is doing
| in home economics.
Miss Bernice Troyer, who is soon to
| leave Fargo, was presented with a
ming as surprise feature of the Tau
| Sigma class party held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Finch. The fact
that the aftair had been arranged in
Miss Troyers honor had not been con-
fded to her previously and came as an
additional surprise. A very Jolly social
evening was enjoyed. and the hostess
lures 1r This Is one Of " the best S known own
classes of the First Methodist Sunday
school, and Miss Troyer has been
prominent member OF 1t ever since her
residence in Fargo.
The members of the Teachers club
of Moorhead were guests Thursday
evening Of Miss Sue o'Laughlin and
ty given at the formers home, ais
Sixth street south. Moorhead. Twenty
eight were present, and enjoyed the
WIEN Vcro music FL. h %Hst w ans
decorated with American fags and the
national colors, and the patriotic note
was also evident in the two-cousse
SV Mr.: s'fZ'f 3 sSs ASSISTED
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bristol, who have
in LES ans Msrf for s'Y YER wes
mia April Is, and are expected home
either Saturday or Sunday.
their husbands, to the number of
twenty-eight in all, were guests
Thursday evening of Mr.. and Mrs. M
N. Hatcher at dinner party held az
their home, on Tenth street north. The
repast was served at small tables. each
of which bore a lovely centerpiece Of
lavender sweet peas and pink roses. An
Informal social evening followed the
lightful one.
The ladies' degree team Of the local
Jamestown ia to compete S'S with Set the BiSr
marck and Jamestown teams of the
same order The competition will be
held held this evening: The members Of the
Jennie johnson. Anna Void, Hildur An
derson, Esther and Olga Runtum, Alta
and Sue Krieg, and Lillian johnson.
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. NJ D. Anderson,
Boyd and Andrew Guam, the latter be
will return home Saturday morning,
while others will spend Sunday with
friends in jamestown and Valley City.
Miss Alice wickham, Of Mimic. N. D.
the guest OF Miss Jennie Larson, of
First avenue north. Miss Larson re
where she had been visiting since the
latter part OF last week as the guest
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. leslie Black arrived
home Thursday evening from trip of
several weeks to Anaconda, Mont,
whore they attended the recent we'd
ding of their son, George Black, Dem
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. walker hav. rel
turned to their apartments in the Gard
ner after q ten days sojourn in Min
The China Study class of the First
Lutheran church met Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Agnes Sandgren,
on Eighth avenue south Following
the study hour, the members were fla
vored with vocal selections by Miss
Selma Kile, and . dainty lunch was
Mrs. Henry Larson. Of First avenue
north, has gone to Braham, Mimi, for
g ten days Visit with relatives and
The many friends OF the family in
this city will regret to learn Of the
Mimi, brother of Mrs. w. S. Lowman.
Mr.. Lowman left Thursday for Hast
ings, Joining his wife and daughter,
Miss Ethel Lowmar, who went several
Norrish's serious illness.
While practicing Thursday afternoon
at the Agassiz school, Milton Ladd, q
the. misfortune to break one of his
arms.
Mrs r. F. Hawley and Miss Miranda
futile, of this city, left this morning
for Mayville, to visit relatives until |
Monday. Mrs. Hawley will return to
Fargo from Mayville, and Miss futile |
will go on from there to Grand Forks |
and Hillsboro. for visits.
At q joint meeting Thursday after |
noon of the Ladies' guild and the C. w. |
b. M. of the Christian church, Miss AGA |
L. Forster, feld worker for North Da- |
Missions. About thirty ladies heard |
the splendid, helpful address. The |
meeting was opened with a short devo-
tional service. followed by patriotic
aifsoe Ia