The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-04

rooms. A large number OF alumni
members Of the sorority attended the
afternoon reception. Miss Louise.
Rusch is Delta Phi Beta president
this year.
Another A. c. sorority affair Of
Saturday evening was the dinner
party given by the Phi Epsilon
Omicron members at Ceres hall with
seventeen girls Of the freshman class
as honor guests. Covers were laid
for 50 in all, alumnae and honorary
members OF the sorority being in
Cluded. The tables were decorated
in the sorority colors, yellow and
white, carried out in jonuuils and
narcissi. and the same colOrs pre-
dominated in the menu. Honorary
members present were Misses Kath-
crime Jensen, Mae Mcdonald and
Nola X. FFOmme. OF the faculty,
while the alumnae comprised Misses
Louise Fitzgerald and Ivy Waechter.
Following the dinner the members
OF this party attended the reception
at the Delta Phi Beta house.
The Cathedral club viii give a
party Friday evening. Feb s. 1t will
be held in the club auditorium, and
will be for both the members and
their friends.
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A Red Cross Knitting club Of little
girls met Saturday afternoon with
Marcella Brubaker at the P. S. Bru-
baker home, Seventh street north.
Five OF the members were present,
and their knitting was supervised by
Mrs. Brubaker, who later served a
lunch. The meeting next Saturday
afternoon will be at the J. o. Busse
home. in the Mt. Vernon apartments.
Mrs. ]. P. Hardy was hostess this
afternoon at her home. Eighth ave-
nue. south. to the members OF the J.
F. F. club. who spent the time with
bridge and Red Cross knitting.
A large number of high school and
college young people OF the two
cities attended the dancing party
given Saturday evening in K. c. hall
by the Fargo high school juniors.
MalchOw's orchestra played for the
pleasing program Of dances, and de-
tails Of the party were in charge OF
a committee comprised Of Misses
Ellen Callander, Doris Mcintyre and
Thelma Edelbrock, Leonard Bartell
and Leslie Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard ]. Vallen-
tyne returned to Fargo this morning |
from Minneapolis. where they were |
married last Friday evening, and for |
the present have taken apartments |
at the Annex. Mrs. VALENTINE was |
formerly Miss Mildred Davenport, |
Fargo, and is daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. Davenport, former Fargo !
residents who are in Minneapolis |
Mr.. VALENTINE, who is |
with the Twin, Cities Fire Insurance
Company, working under w. q. |
Hodge, state agent for North Dako-
ia, is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. |
formerly OF Fargo but |
now of Spokane, Wash. The young |
people have many. friends here.
The Company b auxiliary will /
meet in special session this evening /
at o'clock in DR.. S. J. Hills office, |
at the Masonic temple. A number |
Of matters Of Importance are to be |
discussed. and as many members as
can are urged to attend.
The Lyngblomsten society will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock /
at the home of Mrs. Otto Dahl, 719
Seventh street north. A large at
tendance is urged:
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bridge and knitting club will be /
at their regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. /
Harry Dram. Meetings are held
every two weeks.
Gethsemane guild will meet at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the
crypt Of the cathedral. for the regu-
lar monthly business session and So
cial hour.
A meeting Of the Pastors Aid Sc
ciety of the First Methodist church
will be held Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock in the Mars room Of the
church. All women Of the church
and congregation are invited.
for the social hour will
be Mesdames E. c. Eddy, George
Foster, c. A. Pollock, Stewart VIII
son, G. r. Froling and Lowry.
The school of instruction which
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