The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-17

VIII be made to get some OF the Far
go college girls interested in this
work.
SOCIAL NOTES
SMrs. ]. c. Benedict, 212 Tenth street
north, will entertain a few Eastern
Star friends this evening in honor Of
Miss Norah Larson, who will be mar
ried on Feb. to c. J. Harwood, Chi
cago. The wedding viii take place at
bride-elect has made her home ever
since coming to Fargo, five years ago.
Miss Larson is employed at the Nc
Cracker photograph studio. Mrs.
Of friends for Miss Larson on Friday
evening.
Following class work this evening
at Stones hall, an informal dancing
party will be held for the members
of Mrs. Juliet deLendrecies class of
young people and their friends. The
hours of this party will be from to
1880 o'clock, and the music will be
furnished by the RaEtime Twins. This
held by Mrs. deLendrecie for several
months past. The class which meets
this evening is one of about twenty
five members.
The first party of a new dancing
club in Fargo, the Parisienne, will be
held at Stones hall Friday evening of
this week. The program OF dances
will begin at 8 o'clock, to music by
Cliffs orchestra. The sponsors of the
club are Harry Walker and c. w.
participate in the opening party.
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A dancing party in compliment to
the active members, will be given this
evening in Phenix hall, Moorhead, by
sorority of Fargo college. These
pledges are the Misses Florence Plath,
Jean Morrow, Eunice Carlstron9,
Grace Fairbanks, Mildred Burns and
Nellie Hubbell, the latter of the fac
out Of town plan to be present.
Mrs. c.. A. Mclean, Seventh avenue
south, entertained at cards Tuesday
afternoon for Mrs. c. H. Bell, Pitts
tives and friends. Eight were pres
ent. Mrs. Bell leaves next Tuesday
for a visit in her former home, Spo-
kane. Wash.
Mrs. F. w. Thomas, Mrs. william
Rommell, Miss Carrie Lanxon and
Mrs. Al Johnson were hostesses
Wednesday afternoon at a social
meeting of the Roosevelt Neighbor-
hood club. 1t was held at the school,
with twenty-four present, and lunch
was preceded by a season of knitting.
The Writer'S section of the Fine
Arts club, meeting Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. F. J. Thompson,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Chairman, Miss Blanche
True, reelected; vice chairman, Mrs.
Fl. Fl. Casselman, and secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth O'NeiL A
program committee was appointed,
consisting of Miss Elizabeth Perley,
Mrs. r. f. Remington and Miss Irene
Leimbacher. At the business session
the section also decided to adopt a
French orphan, and to take up Red
Cross work in connection with an
S Sponnsa W to form 9ne me prorTaR
Wednesday consisted of an original
story read by Miss True.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Emil Groth. whose
wedding took place very recently in
Chicago, have gone to Philadelphia to
remain for a short time. While Mr..
Groth is on duty as chaplain on the
u. s. s. louisiana, his bride Will
make her home in Virginia, having
given up her intention to return to
ing. Mrs. Groth, who resigned the
Casselton position last week, was for
merly Miss Eva Freeman, and is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Freeman, Fargo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. Fl. Hottie, Gardner,
N. D., entertained at dinner last Sun
day in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Schow, Regent, N. D., and Miss Car
rie Noben, Fargo, the latter OF whom
leaves in q few weeks for her duties
as a Red Cross nurse. Mr.. and Mrs.
schow formerly lived near Gardner.
Miss Agnes Noben was ALSO present
from Fargo. The guests numbered
twenty-three, and the ahair was .
one. Program features
Mrs Mrs. s sco 4 came t." to Fargo Monday
night and from here went on TO Lake
Park. Mimi, from whence they Will
return to Regent.
III. A. Hanson. states attorney, and |
family, Bowbells, n D., are visiting |
Mr.. Hanson's sister, Miss SiEne Han
son, principal Of the Lincoln school, |
at her home in the Burrell mats. Theg |
arrived Wednesday night, and VIII |
leave Friday for Fergus Falls TO visit |
other. relatives. They are also here
10 attend the poultry show and Tri- |
State Grain Growers convention.
The Island Park Charity circle will |
meet Friday afternoon at 1880 with |
Mrs Z. H.; stranahan, s56 seventh |
avenue south.
Louis Breviek, who returned to |
Fargo last Saturday from Camp |
Dodge Des Noines, Ia, will leave for /
lamp tonight. Dir. BrevicE and Miss |
Emma Void, also Of Fargo, were |
married here last Tuesday. The bride /
Will remain in Fargo, retaining her !
position with the Northwestern Tele- |
phone Co.
]. c. Benedict has gone to points |
last for a months visit. Included IN I
IFS itinerary are Chicago, Detroit, |
Eich., where he has two sisters, and /
Jackson, Mich. The latter is his old /
lone.
Cough Remedy Nest |
EffeetuaI.
Il have taken a great many bottles I
II Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and 1
every time it has cured me. have i
ound it most efEectual for a hacking |
cough and for colds. After taking II 1
! cough always disappears" writes 1
!. r. Moore, Lost Valley, Ca. OBJ I
ainable everywhere.-Aav.
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