The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-11

The AFFAIR was also a farewell for
Frank Bayer a high school b0ywho has
enlisted I'm the medical corps, and
who wLIi leave In a few days. Misses
Florence Logan. Harriet GoTman,
Mabel Brown and ZaIas Stribley
were the committee arranging the
affair.
AIRS. William Eddy. Minneapolis.
is here as q guest At the home OF
her husbands parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. G.. Eddy, and win remain until
after the holidays. William Eddy has
gone 20 Akron, o., for q business
conference at the headquarters Of
the Goodyear Tire company. He viii
be here for Christmas. and soon aft
erward win 80 TO Minot TO open a
new branch OF that company
An audience fliinE the chapel at
Fargo college enjoyed the well chosen
ana entertaining program given
Monday evening by the college
Dramatic club, assisted by pupils
from the expression department and
the conservatory. Participating in
the first part OF the program were
Misses Julia Overmoe and Elizabeth
Sunde, in vocal numbers; Miss VIM
ME Sanborn, Mrs. George Black and
David Jones. in readings, all being
encored with much enthusiasm on
the part OF the audience. The farce
Tommys Wife, presented by the
Dramatic club, scored a hit through
out, especial honors for clever inter
pretations going 10 Hewison Pollock,
Stella Haugen and Florence Plath.
Others in the cast were Robert Ed
wards, Angeline wilk. Edward Bjork-
land, Mildred Taylor, and trieda
Bohnsack. The players had been
well coached by Mrs. G. L. Hubbeli,
head OF the college department or
expression, and the entire entertain
ment was a pronounced success.
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Miss Blanche True, Of the Fargo
college faculty, will entertain the
senior class members next Saturday
> evening at an informal Christmas
True home. Sixth street south.
An unusually interesting meeting
Of the Helpful club, comprised OF
voice pupils Of Prof. +. J. Sucher,
was held Monday evening at the
Sucher home, jackson apartments.
An Armenian program was given,
opening with a talk on folksongs OF
that country, and a history of Ar
menian music generally, by DR.. +. III.
AIallaTian, q native OF Armenia
Later, during q social hour that fol-
lowed the program, DR.. Mallarian
gave an equally interesting talk on
Persian and Armenian rugs, their
weaving, and something OF tho IRE
of people in those countries. Mr..
Sucher gave fivs piano numbers by
Armenian composers, and sang q
group of three Armenian songs.
The latter were Liberty, The Tears
Of Alexis, and Death Of a Youth. Mrs.
William Rue was accompanist Tor
the singer. Two Armenian poems,
The Wandering Armenian TO the
Cloud, and Gentle Breez OF Armenia,
English translations by Alice Stone
blackwell. were given by Mrs.
sucher. The entire program was one
OF the best ever enjoyed by the
Helpful club, and was enthuslastical-
ly received. -
A Christmas social and bazaar Will
be given at the Pontoppidan Luther
an church, this evening. There
will be a program OF piano numbers,
violin. solos, and vocal solos. Judge
Cole will speak. Al the various
booths, Christmas remembrances will
be sold. "Meatless" refreshments
will be served. Ine amair IS IN chafBe
Of the Bethany Y. p. S., which ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all to
attend.
Mrs, c. w. Freeman, Moorhead,
celebrated her birthday anniversary
by a sewing and knitting party Mon
day afternoon. A small company Of
more intimate friends were guests.
The Young Peoples society OF
Trinity Lutheran church, Moorhead.
will meet wednesday evening in the
church pariors. Hostesses for the
social hour win be Miss Ida johnson,
Mrs. l.. S. Moe ana Mrs. o. Martin.
son.
The Fargo Study club met Monday
afternoon with Miss Clara Emerson,
at Fargo college. The study subject
was A General Survey Of Norway
and Sweden. Interesting papers were
given by Mrs. III. F. Emery, on Geo.
graphical CharacteriHtics; Mrs. j.. ].
Sucher, on Resume OF Political His
tory; Mrs. Daniel Freeman. on In
dustTiaI History and Social Develop
ment; Mrs. O.. r. Vowles on Music
National Festivals, SangeTfestA