The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-22

4 DER OF LTIGnQG lnVlIGu OL MISS
Korsmo. The latter is private secre-
tary to DR.. Collins. superintendent OF
the Minneapolis City hospital. She ar
rived in Fargo Tuesday, and Will visit
here over Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Sharp, OF Moorhead.
was hostess Wednesday afternoon to
the members of the Sigma Theta soror-
ity OF Fargo college; , who enjoyed vine tne
trola music as the diversions. Ten
of the Sigma Thetas were present. This
was the first of several post-initiation
events.
Friday evening, April 10, has been
chosen as the date for one OF the nrst
Of the post-Lenten affairs in which
head will participate. On that date the
Fargo high school junior hop. will be
given in the knights of Columbus hail,
for which affair Malchow's orchestra
is to play. ...
Misses Florence Gormley and Clara
Taves, of the Fargo Conservatory OF
music faculty, arrived home last even
town, where they gave most sue
cessful concert last Tuesday evening,
as previously noted. While in James
town these young ladies were enter;
satSsrin az Mrs wis FieF forms sS
Of Fargo, was hostess Tuesday noon
at luncheon party in their honor, at
which covers were laid for six guests,
guests thst sysn home they o
rotary Goodwin and wife, also for
mer Fargoans. Still another party in
their honor was held Tuesday evening
williams entertained a number OF
friends at her apartment.
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The members of an informal bridge
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afternoon of Mrs. George Tharalson, at
her home on Tenth street south. The
luncheon was followed by the usual
afternoon at cards, eight playing yes
next hostess to the club. in two weeks.
Mrs. A.. j.. Clark, of Sixth street
south, left this afternoon for Q two
C. Dick, at Austin, Mimi, and will
stop for a few days in st. Paul and
Minneapolis on her way to Austin.
Mrs. E. A. Pray Of Valley City, is
expected to arrive here this afternoon
to be a guest for several days at the
A d.. Weeks home, on North Broad
way. . ... . .-
The members of the Congenia1 club
will be entertained Friday afternoon,
March %. at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Nelson, 1924 Ninth avenue north. Mrs.
ter will be assistant hostesses.
The feature of the Recreation club
meeting Wednesday evening at Geth-
semane cathedral crypt was a talk by
Miss Agnes Kloman, school nurse, who
has been giving series of lessons on
hygiene and first aid to the injured.
Senior division hostesses last evening
and from the Junior division, Misses
Ethel Lowman and Katherine Hunt.
rS cape'f h to-day s oE ts ssn nqseas
Haley, N. d. Eugene. Thorpe has been
visiting here at the home of his par
ents since the Christmas holidays.
Minot Daily News: T. p. Mulick has
returned from Excelsior Springs, NO.,
where he has been for the last three
weeks. Mrs. Mulick will stay at the
springs for a time and continue the
former Fargo residents.
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An all-church party to be held soon
By the the F. 0e cu of aSa
First Presbyterian church. It will in
clude as its star feature the presen-
tation of a playlet. "A Gentle Jury"
Miss Maude Knight. There are twelve
woman characters in this one-act
playlet, which is one of several anus
ing situations. Rehearsals for the
same will begin this week.
On Tuesday evening. April 8, the
junior class Of Fargo college will pre-
sent a musical comedy entitled 1.-THE
is being directed by Mrs A. J. Stephens,
and the action of the comedy by Mrs
g. L. Hubbell, of the Fargo conserva-
tory and college faculties, respective
be the place of giving the comedy,
choruses. The leading characters are
thirteen in number. and there is much
interest In college circles in the pro-
duction.
Valley City Tfmes-Record: The
many friends of Mrs. Maryland will be
be removed from St. Johns hospital
in Fargo to her home.
>, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. stockwell, 400
hostess Wednesday evening at a din
ner party at which the other officers
of the Northern School Supply com
pany and their wives were the guests.
one OF the statesmen travelling for that
concern. Mr.. Sherarts, of Detroit,
Mimi. The dinner was served at $3.50
o'clock, with covers laid for eleven
in an informal way. Pink and white
tulips were used as table decorations.
Mrs: W: H. Peters. Of College street,
the other ladies of the North Side
Priscilla club, at their regular social
meeting. Mrs. Wanner of jamestown,
who is here visiting her granddaugh-
Of the club, fourteen of whose mem
bers were present. A dainty lunch
followed needlework. Mrs. o. o.
Churchill, of Thirteenth street north,
will be the next hostess, in two
weeks.
Miss Mabel Batchelder celebrated her
birthday anniversary Wednesday even
ing by entertaining a company of
home, sos Sixth street |
south. Rock was the game of the
evening, affording a pleasant diversion, |
and at IL o'clock dainty lunch was |
mother Miss Batchelder received |
many pretty gifts in remembrance of |
her anniversary.
Mrs. r. w. Mclean. of seventh ava
nue. south, very pleasantly. entertained
the members of the Wohela Bridge |
club at her home Wednesday after |
noon, high score for the games going /
three tables at cards, the club having
the following guests Yesterday: Mes
danes A. G. Bierman, NJ. A. Finders,
f. z. whiting and Charles Lavell. The |
club meets meets every YER; two weeks: and the
also Of Seventh avenue south.
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Mrs. T.. Patterson, of the Patterson
millinery establishment left this after
noon for eastern points to spend sew
eral days visiting various style shows.
George BLACK WEEDS