The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-01

on Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Lake, 2201 Cheyenne avenue COM
plimentary to Mrs. D. c. Legge, Of Far
go. Grand nolla will be the diversion
of the afternoon and guests for three
tables have been hidden.
Friday, Feb. 16. is the date set for
the next Coterie club dancing party,
which will be an event of unusual elab-
orateness, as a masquerade is planned.
Hostesses for this party will be Mrs.
M. L. Hubbard and Mrs. James Nc
Guigan.
Mrs. D. g. Legge. of Fargo, is spend
ing a few days in Grand Forks, her for
mer home. visiting old friends.
When the members Of Co. B Of this
city reach home from FIT Smelling they
will be greeted at the train by the NJ D.
A. G. cadet battalion and band, the lat
ter of which will later give a program
of American airs during the welcoming
ceremonies at the auditorium.
The, Ladies' Aid society of the Pom
toppidan Lutheran church will meet at
the church parlors on Friday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. o. Fosheim and Mrs.
Members and friends are cordially in
vited to attend.
very pleasant evening was enjoy
ed Wednesday by the Teachers club of
the Moorhead high school, the members
of which were entertained by Misses
Agnes Loudon and Kezzie Porter, at the
home of the former. in Moorhead.
The Dorcas society of st. PauPs
Lutheran church will meet Friday eve
ming at the home of the Misses Gina
and Selma Krogstad. Ais Mills avenue.
Mrs. Fred Knight, of N. p. avenue, is
suffering from relapse of the grip,
with which she had been i'll for some
time.
Severity of the weather caused
postponement of the slcighing party at
which the members of the ct A fra
ternity OF Fargo college were to have
evening. It is hoped to have the ride
in the near future, however.
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Occupying a prominent place among
the carnival queens, to whom The st.
Paul Pioneer Press devoted one whole
section of it's last Sunday issue, is the
likeness of Miss Louise Schilling, rep
resenting the Northern Pacific club,
which has the largest membership OF
any club represented in this years
sports carnival Miss Schilling was the
guest of relatives in this city, over last
New Years.
Mrs. Frederick H. Bailey and daugh-
ter, Miss Betty Bailey, expect to leave
this coming Sunday for Minneapolis.
They will spend several days in that
home gi IN about oass week. Miss Bailey.
however, will go from Minneapolis to
Madison, Wis, to attend the Junior
prom at the state university, and from
a visit of several weeks as the guest
of friends.
Valley City Times-Record: Miss Mar
~ Al. =.
of Sakakawea, is receiving
so many requests for the use of the
that she is contemplating
the work. Sakakawea, 1t
years ago and presented by training
school cast Since an account 0f the
work was published in The National
Journal, requests for in
Miss Eula J. Miller. formerly critic in
the training school, now at the state
normal school at Minot, is Jointly In
in the work with Miss Burns.
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
will hold a business meeting and social
Friday evening, Feb. 2, in the church
parlors Games and taffy pull will be
enjoyed during the social hour.
The Ladies Aid society of the First |
Lutheran church will meet Friday aft
eTnOOn at y CIOCh III lHC SHuACu PhI-
Iors. The hostesses will be Mrs. Lars |
Mrs. L. Budsberg and Mrs.
H. o. .Chelness. full attendance is
desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Taber. of 1888
Fourth street north, are the parents of |
/ son, born to them on Jan. 20.
Miss Ruth Larson has returned to
Fargo from her home at Murdoch. |
Minn., and will continue her vocal stu
lies. begun last year. with Mrs. A. J:
stephens, OF the Fargo Conservatory OF
Music Miss Larson will be guest at /
he A. ]. Clark home. on Sixth street
'outh, for a few days.
Music pupils of Miss Goodheart, of
Peoples society of the Catholic church
It Georgetown, Mimi, Tuesday evening.
rhe recital was well attended, and was
success.
A meeting of the Third division of
he Womanss union of the First Con-
church was held Wednes-
lay afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. A.
on Eighth avenue south. The
.fternoon was spent in the usual way.
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Although not largely attended, owing
o the Indictment weather, an unusually
ion Of the Fine Arts club was enjoyed
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
drs. +, j. Thompson, where this sec
ion always meets. Mrs. Edward II. Il
cole was leader for the afternoon, TAX
ng up the chapter on order of Events,
rom Pitkins' Textbook on Short Story |
Writing. The discussion was devoted
o various ways, commendable and osn-
rwise, of beginning the short story,
md Mrs. Cole read excerpts from a
lumber of short stories by well known
writer's i'm illustration Of the same. The Il
chairman. Miss Jessie Comstock, read a
by the Washington Square