The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-05

Brooks, auditor of the company. d
T.. Bigelow,- manager, and Mrs. Bige-
low. After the Garrick party all
went to the home of Miss Clara Nc
/ Cormick, 403 Fifteenth street south
where music, dancing and lunch were
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Hatcher, 204
Tenth street north, were host and
hostess Monday evening at an infor-
NAL o'clock dinner party, enter
tanning Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Erwin.
Paul Erwin, w. s. Dixon. members
of the evangelistic party holding SER
vices at the First Presbyterian
church; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Garrison,
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Lyon and Miss
Palmer. The latter is employed in
| the office of Mr.. Garrison, who is sec
rotary of the North Dakota Sunday
| School association.
A Sons Of Veterans entertainment
will be given this evening in g. A. r..
| hall, at which silver offering for the
| benefit of the four members who are
now in the government military SER
vice, will be taken. A general tnvi-
tation is issued to the public. The
program is in charge of d. E. Bige-
Grams here, and will include read
ing by +. l.. Anders on what the air.
men are doing on the western front;
folk dances by Margaret and Rae
Bigelow; a monolog by the latter, and
music. Lunch will be served follow
ing the program.
Miss AIDA BlakesIee will be hostess
this evening to the Dakota Conser-
Of home.
Apt. 2, Emery & Johnson block.
Nearly 100 were at the social af-
fair at which the members OF the
Tabernacle guild entertained their
friends Monday evening at the home
Of Mrs. c. II. Anheier, third avenue
south. There were fifteen tables at
cards, and at late hour buftet
supper was served. Hostesses for the
occasion were Mesdames Anheier' Z.
%. Smith and George Tharaison'
Company B auxiliary held a spec
ial business meeting Monday even
ing in DIR. S. J. Hills office at the
Masonic temple. Plans are pending
for raising money to increase the re-
lief fund for the Company B boys,
and committees will soon have them
perfected. A new relief committee
was appointed Monday evening as
follows: Mrs. D. A. McLaren, cnalr-
man: Mrs. Mackerracher. Miss Name
FIaten. Mrs. l.. G. KrOgh, and MRS
Howard J. VALENTINE. This commit
tee will be in readiness for whatever
special call reaches it for relief or
COMPANY B members. The new eX-
ecutiye committee was named as Iol-
lows: Mrs. Ike Herbst, chairman, MRS.
70. 8. Hill. Miss Mary Hannaher, Mrs.
r. A. Conover, Miss Kate O'Laughlin,
Miss E. r. Steele, Miss Matheo
Nymon and Miss Ida MeziroW. me
regular meeting Of the auxiliary VIII
be held next Monday evening, at
which time the above mentioned COM
mittees will make reports
A fine program meeting, followed
by a social hour and refreshments,
was enjoyed Monday evening by the
Home Economics section of the Fine
Ats cIub at the home of its chair
man. Miss Katherine Jensen, on Col
lege street. The papers, all on Home
Economics topics of special interest
inst now. were given by Miss Marie
/ ,obben. Mrs. F. A. BATHS and Mrs. |
q. E. Miller. There was good at
tendance Of the members.
The Jolly Eight club, comprised OF
grade school girls OF Fargo, met
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs o. Bendickson, oil Tenth street. |
south electing officers and knitting |
for the Red Cross. Ofhcers elected |
were: President, Hazel Stalheim; |
vice president, Esther Christianson;
secretary, Gladys Christianson; and
treasurer. Eleanor Johnson. Lunch |
was served by the hostess. The CLUB |
will meet next Saturday afternoon |
with Esther and Gladys Christian
son, 1924 Fourth street south.
-
w. B. Tscharner, president Of the
Mercantile State bank Of Mime
apolis. spent Monday in Fargo visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. |
r Husting, the latter a sister OF Mr..
His father. l., Tscharner, |
st. Paul, has been guest at the
Husting home since shortly before
the holidays, and will remain here
for two weeks yet. w. B. Tscharner
returned to Minneapolis Monday
night.
The second of the series Of dances
by the Parisienne club Of which
Harry Walker is manager, will be
given this evening at Stones hall.
have been issued To ABOUT
fiftv couples. Dancing will be from
s: 80 to IL o'clock:
-
Miss Gertrude Slime, Tower City,
who was a Fargo college student last
wear. has returned to Fargo and re-
entered college for the second semes-
ter's work.
Mrs. Lyman West, Detroit, Mimi,
arrived in Fargo Monday and will
be a. guest for week at the home of
Mrs. w. L. Wetz, Ninth avenue
south. Mrs. West was formerly Miss
Vesta Reid, and prior to her mar
rage. which took place recently was
in Fargo for about year.
Mrs. H. F. Edwards is visiting this
week in Fargo with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Kerr, 612 Fourth
street south. /,
Fay Clark, Tower City, registered Is
as a student at Fargo col
ege.
Miss Genevieve Stark was hostess
Monday evening at meeting of the {
advanced pupils in Miss Florence !
Iormley's piano class of the Fargo
A social hour featur-
ID by games followed the program,
which latter comprised several piano
numbers by various students, and
he story of Aida, given by Miss