The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-09

a program of both vocal and fnstru-
mental music, as well as readings. The
ladies will be privileged % take their
fancywork II they so desire. Mrs.
George B. Kendall is chairman of the
| general committee. whose other mem-
bers are. Miss Lucy Sheffield, worthy
Hal j. Harris, Mrs. Allen Wood aga
Miss Agnes Louden. A very delightful
party Is anticipated.
| The ladies of the Entire Nous club of
i this city and their husbands are to en-
| joy dancing party next Monday eve
ming in the diningroom of the Dacotah
midnight. The dancing viii begin at .
o'clock, and about twenty couples are
to participate.
The last of the winter series of Co
| pher club parties will be held in Phenix
| hall, Moorhead, next Monday evening.
| It is to be a Lincoln's birthday party,
and the elaborate arrangements are in
charge of O. Z: Rusness. NJ z: Beck,
Jack Lamb and w. r. Costain. A num-
| Der of special features are planned, and
| an hours cotillion will be led by Mr..
and Mrs. Garfield H Rustad. The dance
programs are being prepared with pa
| triotic figures. and present prospects
are that the party will be one OF the
most enjoyable of the entire season.
In response to invitations issued by
the local Brotherhood Of Railway EN-
ployes, about sixty couples enjoyed a
most delightful dancing party Thursday
evening at the A. o. u. w. hall in this
city. Spirited music by Baernstein's
evenings pleasure, and so well pleased
were all participating with the success
of the affair that 1t will probably be
ment that the party had been postponed
until this evening was in error.
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The sleighing party that was to have
been held Thursday evening by the
poned until some date next week, be-
cause of so many conflicting meetings
in session last evening.
of SIS Third street north, are the par
ents of a nine-pound son, born to them
this morning.
by the Elks lodge Of Fargo viii be
hard times affair, and is scheduled for
Friday evening, Feb, 16. Baernstein's
orchestra, as usual, will furnish the
music.
A very pleasant meeting Of the Book
and Thimble club was enjoyed Thure-
day afternoon, with Mrs. r. e. Kindred.
of 81 Seventh avenue south, as tGe
hostess. A dainty lunch was an enjoy
able feature of the afternoon.
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Mrs. J. c. Vincent, Mrs. Bowe, David
Jones, Hewison Pollock with music. asa
Miss Fanny Clapp with readings" will
furnish the very pleasing program to
be given this evening at the Fargo w.
NJ. Pollock. Both men and women are
invited to attend the affair.
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Col. D. J. Dill. who died at his home
in Prescott, Wis, Feb. z, at the age OF
So, was widely known throughout the
state, and is survived by his widow,
three daughters, Mrs. Treadwell Twich-
ell, of Mapleton, N. D.: Mrs. Alice Glenn
Ian Twichel1. of Tower City, N. D.; also
a brother, NJ. T. Dill, of Prescott, Wis.
Colonel Dill located, laid out and helped
to build Fort Rice, near Bismarck, a
fort now abandoned.
One of the most elaborate sorority
affairs of the season at the North Da-
kota Agricultural college win be the
Beta sorority, to be held in the college
armory Saturday evening. Supper will
be served in the Ceres hall diningroom,
both the latter and the armory to be
decorated in the sorority colors, black
and white. The various committees in
charge have been working hard on the
arrangements for several weeks and all
ually good time. Chairmen are Miss
Genevieve Kelly, of the music commit
tee; Misses Irene Haugebers. of the
committee on decorations and place
cards; Miss Rosilla Ladd, of the supper
committees; and Miss Mary Gibbons, of
the committee on programs. Several
of the a1umna members from out OF
town will be present, including Miss
Edith Cross. who teaches at Annandale,
Mimi, and who win arrive Saturday to
spend the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. !. Gross, of Tenth street
north.
The regular quarterly meeting Of 81:
Luke's Alumni association was held
Thursday afternoon at the st. Lukes
Nurses home; s There was "a an attend
and after a business session Miss Ra-
chel Vatne delighted the company with
vocal solos, after which Mrs. g. Bon
dahl. sgpe rt ten th OF tne noeRl.a
course which she took at the Polytechnic
hospital in New York city last fall.
Light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Dean w. Meeker, of Minneapolis,
arrived in Moorhead Thursday evening
for visit of about week with her
mother and sister. Mrs; ]. L. LaValley
apartments at the Comstock this win
ter.
Miss Belle Dredge entertained num-
Der of her friends Thursday evening at
theatre party at the Strand, in this
city, where the performance of Ramona |
was enjoyed. Miss Dredge is member |
of the Moorhead Normal school faculty.
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Mrs. Bert Steele and little SON Clar- |
ence OF Fourth avenue north, will leave |
this city Saturday night on No. 8, over |
the N. p, for Minneapolis. They go to |
that city to join Mr.. Steele. who has
been transferred to the Minneapolis Of
fee of the Ford Motor Co. Many friends |
here will regret their departure from
Fargo.
Mrs. Henry Monsoon, of Tenth street
south, entertained the Missionary So /
ciety OF the Christian church at its reg |
ular meeting Thursday afternoon. A
general discussion was feature OF the
program on Porto Rico, the
leader for the latter being Mrs. John
Monson. A social hour was later en-
joyed.
Miss Minnie Alters and brother, Will
liam Alters, of Tagus, this state, who
have been guests here this week at the
W. j. Brust home. 407 Fourteenth street
south, left this morning for few days
visit at the Brust home, next week.
Mrs George Halliday, of the Edwards
block, was hostess Thursday evening to
a few friends whom she entertained at
enjoyed following cards.
The Dakota conservatory students
recital held at the Civic Centre Thurs
day evening was quite largely attend
ed by parents and friends of the young
the latter being Aura Gull
len, Marion Guptill, Susan Freeman,