The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-27

recently resigned her position here as
stenographer and bookkeeper for the
Pioneer Life Insurance company, to
accept one with the Chaffee depart
ment store at Valley City, for which
place she will leave here Wednesday
evening. She has been prominent
member OF the team, which greatly
regrets her departure, and which. as
farewell gift, presented her Mon
day evening with a handsome set OF
chocolate spoons. Games, Victrola
and piano music were the evenings
diversions, and an elaborate lunch
was served later In the dining room,
were all In purple and white, the lodge
colors An out-of-town guest at the
affair was Mrs. Upper, of Hurdsfield,
who is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
6. H. Oleson.
Geraldine dronits, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. L. 9ronitz, S0s- North
Broadway, was hostess this afternoon
after school at q social meeting Of the
Sunbeam class OF the Plymouth Con-
Sregational Sunday school and its
teacher, Miss Bertha Stiokney. A
light lunch was served by Mrs. Gro
flitE. The class meets regularly every
two weeks. and numbers sixteen lit
tie girls.
Prof. and Mrs. George W. Weller. OF
No. 10 Colonial apartments, were
host and hostess Monday afternoon at
one OF the meetings which all of the
formers piano pupils ana Mrs. Well.
er's advanced pupils in piano study
hold at their home every two weeks.
About thirty were present Monday,
and q short program by members OF
the two classes was enjoyed. Later
social time was the order OF the after
assisted by her sister, Miss Wanda
Mccoy and Miss Imogene Nichols.
Mrs. w. L. Albright. Of the Burrell
flats, will entertain the ladies OF the
3 to 9 o'clock. The afternoon will be
given over to needlework, followed BY
lunch, instead OF being spent with
cards, as ia the clubs usual custom.
Mrs. clinton Smith, OF Tenth avenue
north, will be hostess this evening to
the ladies of the Eskimo club at their
regular meeting. Bridge. the usual qi-
version, will be enjoyed.
Little Ora Hammered celebrated her
9Th birthday anniversary Saturday aft
eernoon by entertaining a dozen n cnildFre999
entertained the children Until Mrs.
Hammered summoned them 20 supper:
The table bore pretty zee roses snd
small silk fiass were given the guests
as favors.
en tns eS about sfs and tWsnty Of their
friends at their home at KrAgnes,
Mimi, on saturday evening. Miss Selma
Swanson. bride of the month, was
antly passed with various games. and
at midnight a delicious luncheon was
dancing was enjoyed to victrola music.
the morning. after wishing the guest
of honor the best of happiness in her
new home in western Canada. for which
she leaves next week: she will be the
bride of Joseph 2. nMurph"
Monday was guest day with the New
Era club, whose members and their
friends enjoyed very delightful after
err, on Seventh street south. A special
program feature was an address by DR..
H. Q. Fjelde. who gave "reminiscences
Of Pioneer Days S,s in the the, Dakotas; His
many OF them quite thrilling, under
gone in years gone by in this state par
ticularly. Adding to the pleasure In
the program were beth vocal solos and
sang Lees One Fleeing Hour; Lohrs
You'd Better Ask Me: and Watson's Try
Smiling, with Miss Ethel sanborn as
pleasing aecompantst; . Miss Hunter
tied The Inventors wife. and Jim.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. T. G.
geardslsg The new rs.n SfSsrs Of this
as follows: President, Mrs. w. A. ksSe;
first vice president, Mrs. A. G. Lacy;
second vice president. Mrs. Duncan
t hsner; Mrs nj and
program committee, Mrs. F. II. Wilder,
chairman. Mrs. Duncan Fisher and Mrs.
w. H. Shure.
Miss Esther Gilbert returned Monday,
to Minneapolis, where she is kinder
garten director in the Grant school,
after a few days visit with her sister,
Miss Harriet Gilbert, of the Concordia
was guest OF honor at several pretty
social functions while in Moorhead.
I'll. third annual Agricultural ana
manual training high school senior
Country Theatre at the A. G., on satur-
day afternoon and evening, April Z. It
promises to be one OF much interest.
A progressive whist party will follow
the regular meeting this evening OF the
Moorhead Ieomen, Advance nom estead
1902. all members Of that lodge and
their friends being included In the In
vitation to participate. The committee
in charge Of arrangements for the card
party consists OF Mrs. Bertha Rufer,
Mrs. Selma Stevens, Mrs. r. M. Cable,
Miss Susie Hansmann and Miss Cora
Warner.
The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will meet Wednesday afternoon at I've
school building. The feature of the
meeting will be a talk by Pres q. F.
Ladd, of the A. c., who will begin
speaking promptly at AIS o'clock. The
hostesses tomorrow will be Mrs. Will
liam Porter, Mrs. j. C. Nelson and Mrs. |
Frank Van Hook.
An interesting meeting was enjoyed
afternoon by the Drama sec
ton OF the Fine Arts club, at the home |
of Miss Nina Pollock, on Eighth street |
south. Mrs. A. 2. Minard gave an out
line of Granville Bankers play, The |
Madras House, considered by many as
impossible to produce, but in which |
there is good dia1og as well las an In |
theme. Mrs B. A. Orr and |
Mrs. r. w. McT2oberts read extracts |
from the play and discussed IL at some |
length, so that all gained q good idea |
of its characteristics. The next meet |
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