The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-02-12

was made by Miss Johnson at TN
a conclusion Of an original song en-
i titled Spoons. Following that shl
e. gave q reading in keeping with thu
l role she was playing, and further en-
= teTtained the company with i'm
= promptu remarks directed at tht
e bridal couple. Knitting occupied
$ many Of the number, and following
light refreshments, which were il
4 charge Of o. A Bolser, who was cool
: for Company b when the latter wal
| at the Mexican border, cards were the
diversion for a time. At a business
session preceding the social hour
ways and means Of increasing the re.
lief fund for Company B were dis
, cussed bat no decision was reached
Another auxiliary meeting will be
held next Monday evening.
%
The Tabernacle society of st. An
, thony Of Padua church held its last
social affair preceding Lent, Monday
evening at the Civic Centre. The at
! tendance was large and all of the
room available was used. Cards were
enjoyed until 10 o'clock, when re-
freshments were served. Later there
was a musical program by Mrs.
Blacks orchestra, and Messrs. Aus
AI "~4iN -OChdCSs VINO gave vocal
solos. During a social hour follow
ing some of the number knitted.
Hostesses for the happy affair were
Mesdames Rowan, Duggan, Williams,
PATTERSON, Kimball Reilly, Hays,
casey, Mclean and Fleming.
.
Mrs. G. T. Sands, Fourteenth street
south, entertained eight guests at
dInner Monday evening in honor of
MISS Edith Maasjo, from the State
Normal school, Valley City, who has
been visiting for several days at the
nome Of her sister, Mrs M Fvanson
lin the Hogan flats. Cards followed
the dinner. Miss Maasjo will return
to Valley City this evening.
.
A dance entitled Hunsdon House.
| which is a feature of the Cinderella
| play being presented at the Orpheum
| this afternoon and evening, will be
| given by eight children, as follows:
helen Cameron, Helen Porte, Mar
jory Coen, Isabel Huntington. Cam
iIe Alfred, Alice Matson, Nora Gray
and Anita Mary Blake.
A large social gathering of this
evening will be the annual Illinois
club banquet, which will be held at
o'clock in the cafeteria of the
Fargo Y. w. c. A Indications are
for a large attendance, and the US
ual delightful evening is anticipat-
ed. J. w. Smith is president Of the
club this year.
Misses Mary Conant. Ethel Banta
and Alene Kofflin, Moorhead Nor
mai school teachers whose engage
ments were recently announced,
were honor guests Monday at a
pretty luncheon given by Mrs. r.
Grant Price and Mrs. B. F. MackalI,
both of Moorhead. Covers were laid
for 20 guests, mostly members of
the Normal school faculty, and red
roses formed the table decorations.
The valentine season was suggest
ed in the place cards Hemming
linens for the brides elect was the
diversion of the afternoon.
The Lake Agassiz chapter Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion. which was formed last fall
with both Fargo and Moorhead
women as members, met Monday
evening in Fargo, at the home of
Mrs. o. B, Freyberg, Wellington
apartments. The charter of this To-
cal chapter is not yet closed, and it's
members are devOting most of their
time to Red Cross work, which was
the occupation Monday evening. The
National D. A. r. is raising a fund
to rebuild city in France, and ev-
cry individual member is contribut-
tng to it. The National D. A. r. is
also paying for a large Liberty loan
bond, and has a million members
upon whom to draw for funds
Mrs. A Il. Gilman, 115h Roberts
street, has as her guest her cousin,
Miss Maude WilmOt, Minneapolis,
who arrived in Fargo Monday. Miss
Wilmot will be here for month"
Ivy Rebekah lodge, No. !, will meet
this evening in the Sons of Norway !
hall. All members are asked to be |
present at 1880 o'clock sharp. Each |
member may take friend as guest |
during the social hour that will fol- !
low the lodge session.
The New Era club meeting Mon |
day afternoon was with Mrs. j. A.
Canniff. and the program feature was
a paper entitled, Eat and Grow Thin,
In which Mrs. Will Isham emphasized |
the Importance of various cOnserva-
tion measures being urged at pres
ent. During the business session the
president, Mrs. w. A. Keye, announc-
ed the appointment of the following
program committee for the ensuing
year: Mrs. J. A. Caniff, Mrs. f. II. /
Wilder and Mrs. w. H. Shure. Several
more scrap books for the GONZALES
cent soldiers were turned in at the
Monday.
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Bible Glass No. 62 will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. II
b. f. Batchelder, Sixth street south. H
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Miss Abbie Simmons, of the A. G. II
faculty, was hostess Monday after
noon at the regular meeting of the
Drama section of the Fine Arts club, II
which was held in the parlors of
Ceres hall, at the college. During the
business session the section voted to
buy ten 81 SmiIeage books to send to
Camp Dodge, and unanimous vote
was taken requesting Mrs. A. F. Col
we'll to reconsider her resignation as
publicity secretary of the section.
She will retain that office for the
remainder of the year. The Russian
drama taken up Monday was Nard-
Ony's Fortune Favors Fools. The
play was read and discussed by Miss
Helen Welter, and a sketch of the
life of Nardony was given by Mrs. B.
A. Orr.
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist church has postponed the
birthday dinner which
t was to have held on Feb. 81, to
Monday evening, Feb. 25. 1t will be
given at the Fargo y. w. G. A.
The Luther league of st. Marks