The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-24
SOCIAL NOTES

panied by one of her little sons, left
Friday night for few days visit In
Minneapolis with Mr.. Hughes mother.
of Mrs. Hughes mother, Mrs. ]. e. Hag-
CART, on First avenue north, and sis
ters, Mrs. G. j. Pattison and Mrs. Wal
ter e. Treat. Mrs. Hughes other little
son is visiting at the Pattison home at
present.
Mrs. F. e. Lockard. of Moorhead, I'M
6s ornn a. ssriGEs this tdtY
Hopes are extended for her early re-
covery.
Lincoln school, left for her home in
Fergus Falls this morning, to spend the
weekend with her mother, who Is In
i'll health.
]. Adams Puffer Of Boston, who will
be in the city then, will address the
students and faculty of the A. G. con-
vocation next Monday morning. Mr..
time talking on the subject of voca-
tional education, which Is his speci9lty.
The exact subject of the address is not
known, but it will probably deal yitn
the matter of vocational training,
which is being more discussed and put
into practice each year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Feckler and daugh-
time in the south, are at present guests
at the Qui-Si-Sana hotel, in Green Cove
Springs, Fla.
The Kings Heralds of the First Meth
odist church held a most interesting
meeting Friday afternoon in the Mars
room of the church. Miss Leone SanSs,
president, presided and Mrs. G. 2. Nor
ris had charge of the devotional serv-
ice. The society Joined in singing sew
eral hymns of a patriotic nature, and
q quartet number by Mary Davis, Lu-
ellie Ladd, Henry Frost and Tommy
Canniff, with obligato by Edwin Davis,
clarinet, and George Ladd. violin, was
much enjoyed by all. Especially fine
were the reviews of the f1rst three
chapters Of the text book, Soldiers Of
Howell and Edwin Davis. respectively.
Exhibited on the wall were the flags
of every nation. and salute to the
American flag. while all sang America,
were served at the close of the pro-
gram by Mrs. A. B. Dale and Mrs. r.
w. Fuller.
Godfrey have issued invitations for an
informal luncheon party to be given at
their home in Moorhead on Monday aft
ernoon of next week.
The Drama section of the Fine Arts
club will meet Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the home of Miss Nina
Pollock on Eighth street south. Mrs.
B. A. Orr will be the leader, and will [
be assisted by Mrs. F. w. McRoberts |
and Mrs. E. Minard in giving the play, |
The Madras House. by Granville Bark
er. Especial interest will be felt in
this play because of many in the sec
tion having heard Mr.. Barker lecture |
in this city.
Miss Corrine Baernstein has just re-
turned to Fargo from trip to eastern |
markets, selecting millinery stock. |
Miss Baernstein Is to be saleslady at |
the new Mezirow Hat Shop, which |
opens here soon.
The Woman's Relief corps will give |
a Martha Washington tea Monday aft
ernoon in g. A. r. hall, following the
ceeds will be used to help out the |
flower fund Friends Of the corps are |
invited to attend.
Mrs. Victor e. Verne, of AT Ninth |
street south, Moorhead, entertained a |
of twenty ladies at her home |
Friday afternoon at an informal thin
BILE bee in compliment to her guest, |
Mimi. Tulips. tonquils and hyacinths |
were. used as the decorations, and a
dainty lunch was served in two courses, |
Nesheim. Mrs. Lowe returned home this
morning after weeks visit in Moor
head
March Is, has been. definitely set OI as
the date for the benefit entertainment |
which the local branch of the Home |
and Foreign Surgical Dressings com
ger Fowler has kindly donated the use
of the Orpheum theatre. A rehearsal
of the pageant features, which will be |
one attractive part of the varied enter
- IL III g.
the Y. w, G.. A. gymnasium, the pageant
to be directed by Mrs. Juliet deLen-
drecie and Mrs. Harris, wife of PROBES
sor Harris of the Fargo college fac
ulty. The entertainment promises to /
be one of the best ever given by local
talent, and 1t is hoped to raise large |
sum for war relief by this attractive
The members of the NJ W. NJ club /
OF Moorhead and their husbands were /
guests of DR.. and Mrs. M. M. Fulton,
Of that city, Friday evening at a de-
were laid for twenty guests at one long |
table, which bore as an appropriate and /
beautiful centerpiece. an arrangement
Of silk flags around which we're bank
I'd quantity of violets Low bowls
81 the violets, together with roses and
nyacinths decorated the table at either
end, carrying. out general color
OF red, white and blue. IN an
II
ired was the diversion of the evening |
1t the conclusion Of the dinner.
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Mrs. A. r. SchIichting and Mrs. Will
lam Rommel were hostesses friday
afternoon at the formers home, 821
Thirteenth street north, to the other
of the Congenial club and a
'ew guests. Instead of the usual needle
ng various games. and in the dainty
'efreshments served the patriotic idea
vas attractiyely suggested. Guests
yesterday aside from club members
we're Miss Larson of Minot, who is Wis
ting Mrs. j. W. Jones; Mrs. Lewis of 1
Jew York, the guest Of Mrs. q. w.
Folds; Mrs. Zoller, Mrs. Davick and
drs. Reynolds, of this city. A very
delightful afternoon was enjoyed.
The out-of-town orders for the John
recital in this city on
4arch are coming in rapidly now. 1t
J reported. indicating a general In
crest over the state in the appearance
ERE Of this famous tenor, According