The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-12

| ing Mrs. A. L. Farr, president; Mrs. j.
u Bsnd sS. vice president and Mrs,
Program features much enjoyed yes
terday were reading by Mrs. Bender,
music directed by Mrs. Frank Rough-
| ton, and a talk on missionary work in
China by Mrs. A. s stearns.
| The Recreation club Of Gethsemane
Episcopal cathedral has been divided
| into two divisions. to be known as the
, Seniors and Juniors. The Senior divi-
sion of young ladies has for it's leader
Mrs. w. B. Hancock. and the Juniors
The entertainment committee for the
next meeting OF the club, Wednesday
| evening, Jan. II, consists of Misses
Hettie Tyrer, Clara Wood and Eleanor
RAusch' and Mrs. Rsmol.
The postponed business meeting of
the Daughters of Isabella was held
Wednesday evening, routine matters
organization did not hold meetings
during the holiday season.
naAr. very enjoyable S nee Of the
evening in the crypt Of Gethsemane
| cathedral. the social features being in
charge OF Misses inertia Hughes, Mabel
t brown ana r 6saays MeEas Several in
| joyed, the latter being arranged by
Miss Ethel LowmaH
Misses Clara ana Emma o,son AVA.
Angeles. and Mrs. zwick, Of BuriIn-
game, Cal, were guests Of honor
Thursday evening At an informal din
ner party given by Mrs. Lars Chris
south. Mrs. christianson Is a sister
| Of the Misses Olson Covers were laid
for ten in ALL and a cyclamen Plant,
bearing blossoms OF deep pink hue.
| BILE. A social evening followed the din
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. Robert Glen
frage association, and Mrs r. E. Wei
BILE, of Fargo are making the McKen-
zie hotel their headquarters while in
suffrage bill passed. Mrs. J. E. Stevens,
Of Lawton, another noted suffrage
worker, is guest at the Grand Pacific.
Mrs Stevens has been doing lobbying
| for the North Dakota Anti-Tuberculo-
sis association. Local suffragists are
comforting with the out-of-town visit
ors in the interest Of the work.
About fifty couples participated
Thursday evening in the opening ball
Of the Rustad-Ault School Of Dancing,
| which was q most enjoyable affair
throughout. It was held in the Knights
Of Columbus hail. whose beautiful holi-
| day decorations of Christmas green
and myriads Of butterflies, remained.
nished by assix-piece Gins orchestra.
One feature OF the evening was a solo
number by Miss Ethel Ault who gave
Rose Dance. in fancy costume. At ii
| o'clock, Mrs. Oscar Rustad and George
| Merrill gave as another special pro-
gram number the new waltz one-step,
with cake walk and Sendada change
included Both numbers were cordial
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all until midnight.
| . -
Miss Augusta Peterson was hostess
! to eight of her lady friends at cards,
home OF Mrs. John Loveder, 821 First
| avenue north. Bridge and Norwegian
whist were the games enjoyed, and
cards were followed by dainty lunch.
Mrs E. A. McPhail and Miss Florence
Svella: OF nat IL, Burrell apartments.
left Thursday night for Minneapolis,
sudden illness of their sister, Miss Su-
san Svella, who is student at the State
University of Minnesota. Their stay
will be indefinite. a
Friends of Mrs. NJ. L. Lasson, Of PIG
Tenth street north, who has been quite
III since last Friday, will be glad. to
today Mr. and Mrs. oscar Hofos and
children, of Moose Jaw, Can, are still
at the Lasson home, where they have
| been since Christmas eve, and will re-
main until Mrs. LasSon is recovered.
Mrs. Hofos is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lasson.
Mrs. ]. F. Treat, of 80 First avenue
north, entertained company of ten
| ladies informally Thursday afternoon
at tea. The affair was in compliment
to Mrs. Treats mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Kiser, who has just recently returned
n a hc' wi eli In,
Chicago.
A business meeting of the Dramatic
club of Fargo college was held Thurs
day evening at the college. Mrs. G. L.
Hubbell, the clubs director read ex-
tracts from and gave synopsis of
high class play known as The Bache-
lors Romance, which will in all likeli-
hood be decided upon as the annual
play to be presented by the club. It Is
annual play this year until some time
in April. ,.,..: .. .ar
Mrs. u. S. snellbaker, of 207 Ninth
street north, has as her guests her
niece. Miss Irene Fee, and Miss Mar
garet Hedican, both of Grand Forks.
or aFsgse en- tA xs Gy the yon9 night
dies are on their way to Minneap polls
to visit for short time, and plan 20
stop in Fargo again on their way home.
A card party was enjoyed Thursday
evening by the members Of the ROYAL
league of Moorhead ana their friends.
at the A. o. U. w. hall in that city.
Miss Myrtle Ross arrived home
Thursday from Magnolia Beach, near
Tacoma, Wash, where she accompanied
her mother. Mrs. j: c. Ross, two weeks
relatives for the rest OF the winter
She is convalescing from recent Sc
we're illness.
The first of series of four or five
informal bridge-luncheons will be Civ
Mrs j. F. Treat and Mrs Walter Treat
at the formers home. 80 First avenue
north. -
A recent social event that was much
enjoyed was that at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. e. Winders. of 724 Renth avenue
north, entertained small company of
were laid for ten at o'clock dinner
that was served in four courses, with
fern leaves, pink carnations and pink
candles at each plate. as the decora-
Carey. on behalf of the guests, present
ed Mr. and Mrs. Winders with a hand
some set of dishes, as a reminder that
it was their tenth wedding anniversary.
Charles S. Hoyt, OF 11s Eleventh
street south, is expected home this eve
ming from Omaha, Neb., for which city
he left last Sunday, on business. En-
known insurance man, stopped for q
day in Hebron, Neb., where both his
and Mrs. Hoyts parents reside.
Miss Margaret Keohen, formerly Of
Fargo, now employed in Bismarck, has
returned to the latter city after spend