The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-10

rooms and dancing win be enjoyed
from 8 until IL o'clock. Miss Bess
Ballantyne and Miss Eleanor Nicker-
son Of the high school faculty will
chaperon the young people. Frappe
and waters will be served.
Mrs. Lucy Lyon Peck Of Bismarck
and Charles Fremont Moody, a COM
nercial traveller, were united in mar
riage in Minneapolis on May 4. Mr..
and Mrs. Moody will be at home to
their friends at Devils Lake after
June I.
Members Of the Eta Chi Omega
sorority Of Fargo college are enter
tanning at silver tea this afternoon
in the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms in Jones
hall. Mrs. Wallace Stearns and Mrs.
F. w. Pearson will pour. A musical
program will be given during the at
ternoon by young women Of the col
ment will go to the college Red
Cross auxiliary.
Clubs meeting this afternoon are
the Round Table club with Mrs.
Gilbert Haggart at her home, 202
Roberts street, the w. G.. T. U. with
Mrs. T. J. Frank, Tenth street north.
ond the Woman's club of Moorhead,
at the home Of Mrs S. G. Comstock,
Eighth street south, Moorhead. Meet
ings planned for this evening are
the Dorcas society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church with Miss Ella
Aske, Thirteenth street south, and
the Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Christian church at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Heaton Of the
TVnnrOUarnan% hInrly
Mrs. Ed Johnson, South Terrace,
returned Thursday evening from
jamestown, where she went to make
the acquaintance Of the baby boy,
born Monday evening to her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
johnson.
Bible class No. 81 met Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. J.
Lane, Ninth street south, for the
regular weekly meeting: The next
meeting Of the class will be with
south.
An open meeting Of the Fargo |
society will be held at
1880 o'clock F1Inday morning in the |
A. o. U. W. hall. There will be an
lecture and this will be |
followed by a discussion. Any one
interested in the work of the society |
ig extended cordial invitation to at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Iceberg, who |
have made their home in Fargo for
the past year, went to New Rockford |
Wednesday evening, where they are |
to make their home. Mr.. Iceberg has
Co. Of Fargo for some time and has
besn transferred to the New Rockford |
branch Of the company. Mrs. Iceberg
was Miss Lillian Zintheo, of Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John dollhouse, 62s
Eighth avenue north, have as their |
guests for few weeks their daugh-
ter, Mrs. L B. Smith. and two children
MINI.
Rev. T; J: Graham, Of the First
Presbyterian church. Is entertaining
of the church at a Cracker Jack party
In the church parlors this afternoon.
Songs by the members of the bani is
one of the features of the party.
Miss Martha Richards. bride-elect.
will ba the honor guest at a dinner
dance, given by the management of
the First National bank on Saturday
be iaid for Sc quests and and dinner viii
be served at o'clock. Dancing will
be the pleasure for the remainder Of
the evening.
Prof. ana Mrs. ii. w. NreAFdle and
daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. John Peter
son are planning, to motor to the Nc
Ardle cottage at Lake, Cermorant on
Saturday to spend the weekend.
Mrs. Arnold PTeckel, Thirteenth
street north, was hostess to thu mem
bers Of the Kill Kare auxiliary. The
bedshirts and this was followed. by a
social hour. Mrs. A p. Minard, 924
Thirteenth street north. will be the
next hostess.
Miss Eckley Pilot, who has been
teaching in the schools at Poplar,
Mont, has completed her work for
the year and will spend the summer
vacation with, her mother. Mrs. L.
The first dancing party Of the sea
son at the Country club was on
Thursday evening when Mr.. and MRS:
Of SO in honor OF their guests. Mr.
Nugent's brother and sister-in-law,
Col. and Mrs. g. A. Nugent, of Camp
Funston, LeavenWorth, Kan Who are
fore Colonel Nugent Is called into act
i've overseas service. Receiving with
the host and hostess were the honor
guests, and at o'clock dancing was
begun, continuing until IL o'clock.
Colonel and Mrs. Nugent leave Fargo
Sunday evening for Camp Funston.
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Miss Sarah Lee, graduate from the
Concordia College Conservatory OF
Music, Moorhead, will give her gradu-
ate piano recital at the college audi
torium this evening. A general inYi-
tation is extended to all Interested to
attend. Mrs. K. e. Lee. of Wannaska,
Mimi, Miss Lees mother, came to
Moorhead today to attend her daugh-
ters recital this evening. ...., .....-
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. w. Way, of Valley
City. have come to Fargo to make
their home, and have taken rooms in
the Kesler block. Mr.. Way is the
northwest representative of the Con-
verse Rubber Shoe Co.
The piano pupils of Miss Mabel
Bowers. of the Dakota Conservatory
of Music, will appear in recital at the
Civic Csntre, at 8:15 o'clock, Saturday
evening. These recitals are open TO
the pupils and all interested are In
yited., Those to appear are Margaret
Campbell, Geraldine Ewald: Ernest
Anderson, Helen Bowers, FL Elizabeth
Cockrell, Cora Hogan, Carol Pepper
ZecE. Elsie Brown and Margaret