The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-27

over their joint partnership OF Ma
pier roadster the recent gift OF their
uncle, Dr. J.: D. Park. OF Duluth. MINI.
his uncle last week and upon returning
home few days ago, his countenance
wearing an unusually pleased look, ex-
planned the same by telling Of the
generous gift.
A. G. Arvold, Of the A. c. faculty,
spent today in Jamestown. on business.
Miss Edith FIeweiI, who had been
visiting friends at Argusviiie and
Grandin. the latter her former home,
Tor week past, was called home day
or so ago by the unexpected arrival in
this city OF one OF her brothers, Penn
broke II. Flewell, of Lemsford, SasR,
Can: The latter will visit over Sunday
at the home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Fieweii, So7 Fourth street
Lemsford. He has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in other parts of this
state.
The Daughters OF Isabella are max
ing great plans for their beneft card
party next Monday evening. Jan. 90.
Various parties win be allowed TO
aS e sney STn e Is an" sn sn Sns
ing hall.
The Fargo w. c: r. U. met Friday
afternoon at the wcman's Boarding
home, 100 Eighth street south. Mrs L.
w. Bleckly had charge OF the program,
which was on Substitutes for the sa-
loon. Mrs. George Monson and Mrs.
George Clark read interesting articles
on Recreation and Efficiency, and How
to Make q House into Home. Miss
Alice Hunter read several selections
these numbers: You'd Better ASK Ne
(Lohr); Bowl Of Roses (Clark) and NV
Task (Ashford). There was an inter
esting discussion as to whether or not
certain forms of amusement should be
encouraged in the home. An instance
was given Of certain young man en-
tering saloon on account Of the card
table looking so homelike. Mrs. H. NJ.
Talbot was hostess yesterday. The
| next meeting will be with Mrs. r. nj.
Pollock, and will be O social and mu-
steal evening, on Feb. 9. Both men and
regret that the union learned that Mrs.
Bleckly, it's treasurer, is soon to move
to Minneapolis.
The Round Table club held its regu-
lar meeting Friday afternoon, enjoying
the following program: A paper by
Mrs, D. B. Holt. on The Other Ameri-
cans and the Monroe Doctrine, and o
Mrs. ". 3. Hancock "a s o on f Town s snd
Gown. An important feature of the
business session was the appointment
Of the program committee for the year
Frame and Mrs. n. J. Little being
| named.
William 3. Cole, OF Edinboro. Pa,
OF the best known concerns of the kind
In the country, is in Fargo for q few
days on business. While here he is a
guest at the home OF Mrs. r. P. Tarbeli,
Mr.; Tarbelrs father ana Mr.. Coles
father were cousins. This is Mr.. Coles
| frst trip to this section OF the country.
and he finds the weather most severe
for an initial experience.
Grace Crowl. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. G. Crowl, OF Burrell nat No. 6,
friends at a theatre party at the Car
rick this afternoon complimentary to
her cousin, Ray Farr, of Hillsboro, who
who is here for a short visit. Later the
where . dainty lunch, in which pink
and white were the predominating COL
| ors. was served.
Miss Florence Olson. of ak Third
street north, and Misses Dorothy Bach
er. Dorothy Chisholm and Lillian
Holmes entertained Friday evening at
a hs 9s es ssms ns s Se # i Misses so
Of Hope, n. D., who are visiting Miss
Holmes. Sixteen girls ana boys parti-
cipated In the AFFAIR, and jolly eve
ming OF games was enjoyed followed
by prettily appointed lunch. - J
Twenty couples Comprise the mem
bership OF the G. G. D. c.. which inter
preted, is the Cribbage Club Dancing
| club, ana which expects to hold two
parties in February and two in March.
The decision as to the dates OF the par
ties is left with the executive commit
tee OF the. club. comprised OF the fol-
lowing: M. A. Baldwin, president; Mrs.
w. j. Howe. FIRST vice president; Mrs,
| n. q. Steele, second vice PRESIDENT q.
| s. keere. secretary: ana c. Z. Nukent,
| treasurer. Announcement OF the dates
| IL expected in week or 90.
Mrs. J. L. Iwen and daughter, both
Of Arthur, are in the city for few
days visit with Mrs. Iwen's sistev. Mrs.
William r. Tucker, 72s Eighth street
north.
Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Eliza
beth Remley, OF the Reunley q johnson
store, entertained ~ party OF young
people who have on various occasions
assisted in the store at theatre party