The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-16

teen. The ladies are invited for 3
o'clock promptly, and are asked to take
their fancywork. A program of read
the afternoon, and lunch will be
served.
Miss Myrtle Yoder, of 523 Third street
north, entertained nine couples OF
young people at an informal dancing
party at her home Saturday evening,
In compliment to her sister, Miss Ethel
Yoder, whose birthday anniversary was
thus celebrated. Gusts orchestra play
ed for the dancing, and later in the
evening luncn was served. Easter ILL
les were used as decorations.
Fifty couples were in attendance
Saturday evening at the dancing party
given in the Dacotah hotel diningroom
by the dozen members Of the ladies'
drill team of the M. B. A. Anderson's
very delightful evening was enjoyed.
The team will give another, similar
party at the same place on Tuesday
evening of this week. The team will
where its members will compete for a
prize with the jamestown and Bis
marck teams.
Mrs. MAZE Douglas RindIaub, head of
the art department at the North Da-
kota Agricultural, college, went to
Grand Forks Saturday morning as the
guest of Mrs. Melville F. Johnston, of
Richmond, Ind, who gave such splen-
did art lecture here Friday evening at
the First Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Rindlaub, who spent the day in Grand
reports that Mrs. Johnston was given
a perfect ovation there, and was greet
ed by large and enthusiastic audiences
on the occasions of two art lectures.
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university convocation, being the same
lecture as delivered here, and the other
one was at o'clock Saturday after
noon, when Mrs. Johnston spoke to the
the university. She told most delight
fully of her work at the San Francisco
exposition on the latter occasion, show
ing in connection Herewith q wonder
whose VIII Unusually bsautiful coioring
was a subject of much admiring com
ment noon feature of the lecturers
visit to Grand Forks was a charming
university, at which Mrs. Rindlaub was
a guest.
A son was born Friday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson, of De-
troit, Mimi. who were former residents
of Fargo, and have many friends here.
-
Mr. and Mrs. e. ID. Angel, of this
geies and San Diego. where they have
been spending the past few months, but
will stop at a number of places en-
route, so will not reach Fargo for some
little time yet
Mrs. T. Patterson, of the Stratford
apartments, will be hostess Thursday
afternoon to the members Of the NJ. and
s. club at their regular meeting.
DIR. Frederick A. Bricker, of this
city, and bride left Miami. Fla, where
their wedding trip. Friday morning.
and expect to reach Fargo in about ten
days. according to word received at
The Forum office this morning. They
will return via Jacksonville. Fla.s At
lanta, Ga, and Chicago: DR.. Bricker
reports fine fishing at Miami.
Miss Beulah Quamme. of Northwood.
N D., who had been spending her
spring vacation in this city visiting
Miss Alice Quamme. left for her home
this morning.
Mrs. p. C. Gallagher, OF Eighth street
north, will entertain the ladies of the
Idle Hour club at her home Wednes-
day afternoon. the regular meeting
day.
The members OF the Maids and Ma
irons club OF this city will be lunch
con guests next saturday afternoon of
Miss Ivy Conant. 1903 Second avenue
south.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church have postponed indefinitely
their day for sewing at the North Da-
kota Childrenss home, because of re-
pairs being made there at preseAt.