The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-09

planned for this meeting, and thu
members are each allowed to takG
one guest. The guests may be either
men or women. Red Cross knitting
will be one diversion, and several
committees that have been at work
during the last week will make re-
ports.
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian, church will hold its
February business meeting Tuesday
afternoon, Feb. IL, at O'Clock sharp
at the church parlors. Mrs. w. A.
Erwin, wife of the evangelist holding
meetings at that church. viii speak
on the topic, Ye Are Gods Builders,
The February division viii enter
tain during the social hour. Mrs,
Patty Brown and Mrs. George Clark
are chairmen OF that division.
An adjourned meeting OF the board
of the Woman's Boarding Home as
ISOLATION was held Friday afternoon
at The home, Eighth street south,
but owing to some OF the members
being i'll and unable to attend, the
annual meeting was again postponed,
this time to an indefinite date.
Mrs Laura Young. Grand Forks,
left for her home this afternoon at
ter visiting here since Thursday as
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. James
Mcdonald, so1 Fourth street north
Mrs. r. A. Irish arrived home this
week from New York city, where
she had been sojourning since De-
cember.
An afternoon party TO which all
the girls Of Fargo college and acad-
envy are invited, will be held on
Lincoln's birthday, Feb. IL, by the
advisory board of the college Y. w.
c. A., 1t will be given in the par
lors of Jones hall. and the hostesses
will be Mrs. Walter r. Bachman,
Mrs. Guy r. Vowles. Miss Clara
Emerson, Miss Blanche True and
Miss Ina Johnson.
Mrs. GudFun BondahI, superin-
tendent of st. Buke's hospital, gave
an 8 o'clock dinner party Friday
evening at her home, North Broad
way, in compliment to Misses Grom-
hill, Nygaard, Bjorneby and Sundre,
nurses who expect to leave soon to
enter Red Cross service. Covers were
laid for IL guests. all of whom were
nurses, and decorations were Of jon
uuils, carrying out a color scheme
or yellow. An informal social even
ing followed the dinner. The honor
guests expect to leave Fargo about
the middle OF this month.
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The dancing party held by stud
ents OF the Dakota Business college
at the K. c. hall Friday evening was
largely attended by young people Of
the city and several Of the faculty
members Of the college were pres
emit as chaperons. Cliffs orchestra
played for the dancing.
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Mrs. w. c. Merris, rs Ninth street
north, entertained rs boys and girls
Friday evening in celebration Of the
9Th birthday anniversary Of her
daughter Ethel The decorations
were all in valentine effect, and
games appropriate to that season
were played. Mrs. Merris was as
sisted in serving dainty refreshments
by Mrs. A. Westkng.
Mrs. Turner, wife of U. q. Turner,
buyer for the a. I. Moody store, WIS
given a pleasant surprise Friday
evening at her home by the young
women employed on the second floor
# the store. The evening was spent
n an informal social way, with lunch
served at a late hour.
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Mrs. J. S. Mckay, College street,
vas hostess Friday afternoon to the
members of an informal neighbor- |
lood club, ~ Of whom were present. |
they began knitting sweaters and |
ocks for the Red Cross, and win |
meet again In two weeks at the home /
( Mrs. w. II. Stewart.
A largely-attended dancing party
eld in the A. c. armory was given
" the 1ubilant A. g. students Fri
ay evening following the basketball
anne In which the st. Johns team
7as defeated by % TO IL. over rs
ouples were on the floor and danced
o music furnished by Keeley's Jazz
The members Of the visit
1g team were guests at the affair,
1hich was a most enjoyable one.
Invitations are out for the annual
unior prom which will be given at
he M. ID. III. G.. armory next Friday
vening, Feb. is. The dancing win
egin at 8 O'Clock. AS previously