The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-31
SOCIAL NOTES


Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Arvold will be
host and hostess Friday evening, Feb.
| /, at their home in the Monticello
apartments, at dinner party at
which the members of the Edwin
Booth Dramatic club of the A. 9. viii
| be the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Aryold
| entertain the Edwin Booth club every
year at a dinner party on Feb. /. Gov
| eFs will be laid for twelve guests Fri
| day evening. Some of the number viii
| attend and take part in a declamatory
contest at the college Immediately
| after the dinner, but will return to
| the ArvOld apartment later for in
| formal dancing.
A new social club was organized
| Wednesday evening at the home Of
| Clara Hun, 1880 Third avenue south.
It has seven school girls as members,
| and will be known as the Lucky Sew
| en- club. Meetings will be held every
| other Wednesday evening at 1880
| o'clock in the homes of the members.
Vocal and Instrumental music were
! the diversions at the initial meeting,
and the hostess served a dainty luncn.
All the men of the Broadway Meth
odist church and congregation are in
vited to attend the Father and Son
| banquet to be given at the church this
evening at $3.50 o'clock The speaker
| for the evening Will be DR.. II. II.
Frost, pastor Of the First Methodist
] church,
The second i'm the series Of informal
dancing parties being given by this
Parisienne club of Fargo will be held
Tuesday evening, Feb. s, at Stones
| hall, beginning at o'clock. cliffs
orchestra will play:
The Fargo college seniors will join
| in box party at the Garrick this
evening, following which they will go
Exua I'M
1901 Fourth avenue south, for music,
games and lunch.
The members OF the QuIen Sabi club
OF Fargo College academy will be en-
tertained this evening by the Misses
Lucia LOTUS and Helen Burns, at
the latter's home. The affair will be
informal
Two Well known Fargo young peo-
pie, Miss Mildred Davenport and
Howard J. VALENTINE, will leave
some time Friday for Minneapolis, in
emnized on Saturday. Miss Daven-
ports parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. N.
Davenport, who were Fargo residents
until about three months ago, are
visiting In Minneapolis at present
Mr. Nallentyne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r: 9. VALENTINE, were also formerly
Of Fargo, but now reside in SPOKANE
Wash. The bridegroom-elect is a WEI
known young insurance man Of Fargo,
and Is at present with the Twin CItv
Fire Insurance Co, of which William
g. Hodge is state agent The bride
elect, who Is a sister of Miss Bessie
Davenport Of the Golden Rule store,
has been one of Co. B auxiliarys most
active mmebers. and until the recent
election was secretary of the auxil-
larry. Both the young people have
many friends here.
Forty members Of the Broadway
Methodist Sunday school surprised w
B. Auxer superintendent. at mis- home
in Moorhead Tuesday evening. The
participants in the surprise were the
teachers and officers, together with
Rev. and Mrs. James Anderson. Games
and music were diversions of a pleas
ant evening. The surprise was an ex-
preston of appreciation for Mr. Aux
ers work, he having been superin-
tendent Of that Sunday school for
eight years.
Mrs. w. II. Bergherm, Third street
north, will entertain the girls of the
sixth grade of the Lincoln school
this afternoon after school hours. Her
daughter, Catherine Bergherm, is a
student in this grade. The social af-
fair Will take the place of the regular
meeting of the Sixth Grade Girls Red
Cross Knitting club, which meets ev-.
cry Monday and Thursday afternoon
shortly before Christmas, and is max
ing an afghan robe. The fifth CRAZE
girls Of that school also organized for
knitting, recently, and will hold their
fourth meeting this afternoon at the
school building.
over 100 of the Roosevelt Neigh
borhood club members and other
women of the north side were at the
meat demonstration and lecture given
by Miss Julia Newton Wednesday aft
ernoon at the Roosevelt school. This
concentration, the same as at previ-
Gus meetings of this series, took the
place Of the regular Roosevelt club
program and as one OF that organic
atoms members expressed ii, Miss
Newton can't come too often for u.s."
Arrangements for the demonstration
Wednesday were in charge of Mrs. f. !
J. Volkamer. The closing demonstra- |
ton of the series will be held this |
evening at o'clock at the Fargo Y. |
W. G. A.
The Young Peoples society Of the |
Swedish Lutheran church will meet /
this evening in the church parlOrs at
8 o'clock. Members and their friends /
are all invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Campbell, for
merly Of Fargo. have returned to
their home in Billings, Mont, after
spending several days in Fargo at the L
friends. Mrs. Campbell was formerly
with tho Stone Piano Co., and Mr..
Campbell was with the former firm
Of Wheelock & Wheelock.
William Dean Howells' one-act
play, THE Mouse Trap, was very
creditably presented in the Little