The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-09

was a discussion. but no DEFINITE actor
taken as to the formal welcoming
able that the auxiliary will join forces
with the civic committee I'm planning
for a Feb. % affair in welcome to them
The auxiliary wishes to make 1t knowE
that all. candy contributions for tho
sale above mentioned will be most wei
come, the proceeds to 20 for aidins
Co. B. Several new members were taxi
en- into the organization last evening
evening of this week at 1890 O'Clock
at the same place to arrange for the
work this coming week.
Skating and tobogganing were the
diversions enjoyed by the Euphronis
Literary society of Fargo college and
its guests. for couple of hours Mon
day evening. after which all were in
vited to the home of Miss Anna Fors-
berg, on Third avenue south, where ar
informal program of music and read
ings, also games were enjoyed. There
were thirty participants in the jolly af-
fair, and assisting Miss Forsberg In
Marion smith, Martha Dittmer, Nellie
Poyzer and Ethel Fisher.
A good attendance and interesting
discussions characterized the meeting
of the woman's auxiliary to the Y. NJ
C. A., at it's meeting Monday afternoon
in the association parlors. Mesdames T.
r.. Sloan and NJ: A. Baldwin were host
esses during the social hour enjoyed
following the business session.
On Tuesday evening of next week
Jan. Is, will be held the third party
in the Gopher club series. at Phenix
w. r. Costain and o. B. BUSINESS COM
prise the committee in charge. The
fourth and last party in this season
series viii be held on Feb; IL, in. cele-
bration of Lncoln's birthday.
oliver Denis has gone to Inwood
Manitoba, Can, to be in attendance at
the wedding of his nephew, Edward
Cossette. From Inwood, Mr.. Denis will
tives. He expects to be gone about
four weeks in all.
Covers were laid for eight girls at a
pretty luncheon given Monday after
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Crit
fiths, on Eleventh avenue north. Red
carnations and red candles formed<at-
tractive table decorations for the hap
py affair.
Mrs. ]. T. Stewart leaves here today
for the south, expecting to spend the
remainder of the winter in Jackson
who is the mother of Mrs. r. K. Keller,
of this city, plans to be In Cuba only q
short time. Miss Madeline Keller left
Monday night for st. Paul, to resume
her studies at Mrs. Bachus' School for
Girls.
Mrs. B. F. Tillotson and baby daugh-
ter have returned to their home at Bis
marck, after spending a few days in
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Lowman.
~
The Royal Neighbors of this city
held a very enjoyable social AFFAIR
home. on third street Hg north A. co 1i-
mentary to Mrs. G. c. Doran, who
leaves soon for Albert Lea. Mimi. to
reside. About thirty-fve participated
in the affair, and cards furnished enter
presented Mrs. Doran with a handsome
tea tray. as a farewell gift. Plans for
the party were in charge OF commit
tee comprised of Mesdames Yerkheart.
H. C. Hanson and Frantz ....
Miss Marguerite Gustavson, who has
been spending the holidays at Bis
marck with her sister, Mrs. A. A. Jones.
has returned to her teaching duties in
the Fargo schools.
Miss Ellen Thorson left this after
noon for Daytona, Fla, where she has
accepted a temporary stenographic poe
sition with Ed Pierce. well known
Sheldon resident, who with his wife
is spending the winter in the south,
and directing his banking and other
business from there. Miss Thorson ex-.
poets to return to Fargo about the first
Of May when she will resume her
work with the North Dakota Bankers
association, of this city.
Miss Clara Richards, librarian at the
Masonic temple, returned to Fargo
Sunday evening after a three weeks
visit at her old home. Madison, Wis,
and in Orleans, Ind. Miss Richards
was accompanied back to Fargo by her
who spent six months in this
city last year. and who will be with
her daughter in apartments at the c. c.
Ladd home fop the rest of the winter.
Mrs. Richards was In the west during
this past summer, since which time she
has been visiting in Indiana and other
points east.
The Sociological section of the Fine
Arts club held an interesting meeting
afternoon at the Civic Centre,
the discussion centering around a pa
per readily Mrs. w. j. Trimble, on The
Negro as a Factor in Social Progress.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting. ..a ,,.'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Goldberg, nee Miss
Anna Paletz, of Grand Forks, have re-
turned to Fargo from their FIVE weeks
wedding trip to various points in the
east, anu arc IGoINtuS az Go4S AASS
avenue south.
Mrs. H. e. Roberts will entertain the
Moorhead Afternoon Bridge club at her
home on Ninth street south, that city,
Friday.
Misses Amelia Ailmaras and Anna
Steinbach have returned to Fargo from
New Rockford, to resume their studies
At the Sacred Heart academy.
Miss Nina Roller returned to Grand
Forks Monday evening from Fargo,
where she spent partlof her vacation
the guest of her nro Gari da1sa ana
The Bethany Young Peoples society
will hold its regular meeting next
evening at the A. S. Ander-
This will be the society's first meeting
his year, and it is desired that the
new year be started right. by good
attendance. All members and friends
are invited to attend: a go91 program gram
ID by Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Nord-
laug, and social hour viii follow.
Miss Marion Sutherland has depart
ID for Minneapolis, where she will con-
.inue her school work. Miss Suther-
and has been here for the holidays,
which she spent with her parents, Mr.
Ind Mrs. James Sutherland.
-
Miss Hermione Winterer, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Winterer, in Valley
City. returned to Fargo Sunday night,
where she is engaged in teaching
work.
Miss Aline Stone of this city, went
o Grand Forks Monday evening to
pend a week as the guest of Miss
Pauline Wolff.
Grand Forks Herald: "Mrs. B. H.