The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-30
VI Interest to the Women
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| y hen It is announcer that she will
tell stories.
Mrs. Chesbro Smith and Mrs. Frank
McKone are l1ostesses this afternoon
IN honor Of their babies birthday an
niversaries.
The Young Ladies' guild Of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church will meet with
Mrs. Scott Hall, 110h Broadway on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 81. at 1880.
Mr. Plumley returned home Sunday
morning from attending the supreme
council session Of the Scottish Rite
In Washington, and looking after some
business matters Of The Forum i'm the
east.
One OF the pretty Halloween affairs
will be that given by those living at
the Rockwell on Eighth street south
Some Of the apartments will be thrown
open on Tuesday evening and num-
Der of friends will be informall@ en-
tertained.
The ]. M. S. of st. Marks English
Lutheran church will give a Hallow-
cen social in the church Tuesday
evening at o'clock. All the men,
bers of the society are requested to be
present, and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all the young people Of the
church and friends.
Miss Norrish OF Hastings, MINI,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Lowman of Thirteenth
street south for the past few weeks,
left this morning accompanied by
Miss Katherine Lowman, for her home.
Miss Lowman will visit for several
Weeks in Hastings, and the twin cities.
A clique of high school girls have
recently formed sorority which will
be known as the Delta Lambda soror-
ity. At present the number is lin
tied to 1--WE members but will later
be added to as the girls see fit. Col
ors and pins will be decided upon In
the near future and some Jolly times
are anticipated during the winter
months. The original members are
the Misses Kitty Keye. Edith Gross,
Ruth Morris, Eva Hey and Irene
Liembacher.
Miss Maurine Phillips entertained
the young men Of the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity boys and their lady friends
on Saturday evening at a very pretty
dancing party in Stones new audltori-
I'm. About 100 of the most popular
young people Of the city were present
and danced through a very delightful
programme Of dance music played by
one Of the prominent orchestras. The
hall was very attractiyely arranged
for the occasion and number of out
of-town young people were present.
The senior girls of the local high
school were hostesses on Saturday
evening at banquet In honor of the
high school football boys and their
guests, the Wahpeton football team.
One of the high school classrooms
was attractively arranged for the af-
fair and gaily decorated with BAN
ners. The table decorations were in
keeping with the season. A four
course dinner was perfectly served
Miss Hughina Mckay, the domestic
science teacher very ably assisting
the girls. After the last course Sup
erlntendent Hoover and the captains |
Of the teams were called upon for
toasts. A social hour was eoent
after the banquet, the Misses Olson
and Yer Plank assisting as hostesses. |
The Fargo boys and girls were heart |
by cheered by their visitors before |
their departure as royal hosts and
hostesses.
Miss Marion, popular little daughter |
or Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Hatch of Four
teenth street south. was hostess on
Saturday evening at a very unique
Halloween party. The guests arrived
In ghost costumes and were taken to
one of the upstairs rooms. AT a signal
al trouped down to the dining room.
where tripod and caldron was ar
ranged. AS they took convenient
places about the room the witch was
announced who would tell their
fortune. After formal rite in which
The witch allowed each to look in a
mirror, she announced that she would
return at 10 o'clock and read the
.ortune of each guest Numbers were
hen placed on each Of the ghosts and
pencil and paper given around and
he guests were required to guess who
vas who. Miss Mae Thompson won
he prize for this. which was a dainty