The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-08

which Mrs. Meinecke served at 5:sO
| o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Angel. Mr.. and
L. Redman are among the Fargo people
who are guests for the winter at tho
Hotel Lee, in Los Angeles, Cal, and are
enjoying Immensely the land of sum
Mrs. J. g. whitcom6 returned to Far
so Saturday evening, after spending
the holidays in Minneapolis. .
Misses Stella Thompson and Grace
Forsythe, of Barnesviile. Mimi, return
ed home Saturday night after visiting
In this city since Friday evening.
Mrs. Pierpont Wood, of Forsythe
Mont, and Miss Stolxe, of Lethbrldge
Alberta: Can, were honor guests at a
urday afternoon by Miss Dorothes
Young, at her home on Thirteenth
street south. There were four tables
at cards, following a prettily appoint
Miss Inga Hanson. principal of the
Lincoln school, returned to Fargo from
her her home at Fergus Falls; Sunday
kindergarten teacher, from her home
1T Luverne, MINI. Other Lincoln school
teachers who went home for the holi-
days, included Miss Tilda Forsberg,
who returned from Sank Center, Mimi,
Friday night. and Miss Anna Peterson,
who returned from Litchheld, Mimi,
this morning
Woman suffragists of militant ten
denotes have perfected plans to bring
An Impressive demonstration" as a
prelude to President Wilson's second
ina 1t has Just become known STr
said, probably would take the form OF
great Suffrage parade as climax to
meeting OF votes for women advo-
Gates from all parts of the country.
A large audience assembled at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday eve
ming for the regular monthly sacred
Franz Josef sucher, who has charge of
the music there. The program consist
ed OF very pleasing Interpretation of
TIE tsSunu caantSta. story Of Bethlehsm
English Lutheran church, which choir
meets for practice under Professor
Suckers direction once a week. The
solo parts were we'll taken by Mrs: J. G.
bass; and Mr.. Sucher, tenor. Miss
jeanette Johnson, organist at St..
Marks. presided at the pipe organ. pr.
T. ]. Graham gave a short talk at the
service last evening.
Thomas Conner. Of Pillsbury. is visit
Ing at the home OF his brother, J. w.
Conner, 40 Ninth avenue north. He is
The J. F. F. Bridge club will meet
with Mrs. J. P. Hardy next Wednesday
viii pre esSs cards 1880 O'Clock
Miss Irene Leimbacher was hostess at
the Gardner this afternoon to the mem
bers of Sigma Theta sorority of Fargo
n
social time and refreshments followed
short business session.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
held at 1880 o'clock this evening at the
Y. NJ. c. A.
Mis-. Dorotha cosn. daushter of Mr..
Saturday afternoon, returning home
about 5 o'clock to find ten of her girl
Of her 18th birthday. anniversary. Mrs.
lunch, assisted by Miss olive Brashier,
and later In the evening a theatre par
ty at the Garrick was the diversion.
Miss Corene Ash, formerly of this
city, has returned to her home in Mi
not after two weeks visit here as
guest at the home of Mrs. Hoffman and
son, Louis Hoffman.
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A marriage license was granted here
this morning to Henry Theodore Lee
beck, Of this city. and Miss Ella
Schander. of North Branch. MINI.
Miss Ruth Brown left Sunday night
for Fessenden, to resume her teaching
duties, after spending the holiday vaca-
ton here at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Lille 3. Brown, GIL Eighth street
south.
The Recreation club will meet in the
crypt of Gethsemane cathedral at 1880
o'clock Wednesday evening. The so
cial committee for this meeting is
Misses inertia Hughes, Mabel Brown and
Gladys McRae, and the program fea-
lures will be in charge of Miss Ethel
Lowman.