The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-28
Social Notes


Miss Clara B. ellis Of Valley city
is the guest OF Fargo friends for a
short time.
The Ladies' Aid society Of ST. Paul's
Lutheran church meets Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. M. Naruml, 11s
Tenth avenue north. Members and
friends are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waffred johnson en-
tertained a party of ten friends at q
8 o'clock dinner Sunday in honor of Mr..
n Mrs. 9. Sundquist, who left yester-
day for Michigan to spend two months
with friends and relatives.
The southside Neighborhood Bridge
club will hold their final meeting this
evening when the winning members
of the club viii be banqueted by the
losers at the Comstock, Moorhead. The
banquet will be served at z o'clock and
the ladies will adjourn to Mrs. Hol-
dern1an's residence to play their final
game of the season.
The Scandinavian w. G. T. u. will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Chris Sidness, sol Third street north.
Delegates will be elected to the dis
trict convention which will be held in
Mayville in June and 1T is very neces-
sary that allmembers be present as inn
portant business will be transacted.
The meetings of the union have been
discontinued during the Sunday cam
paign and special effort will be neces-
sary to catch up with the business
on hand. Those who have not paid
their dues are asked TO do so at this
meeting as 1t is time to make up the
final reports before the convention.
Last evening Mrs. III. Amerland and
Mrs. j. A. Anderson very delightfully."-
entertained at the home of the latter
in Island park in honor of Mrs. Wal
ter Snow, elementary superintendent
of the N. D. Sunday School associa-
ton. The guests present included
about twenty members of the elemen-
tary Sunday School union of Fargo
and Moorhead and after a very pleas
ant social hour a programme con-
sisting of music, reports from several
of the delegates to the Sunday school
convention at Casselton and a very
interesting talk by Mrs. Snow was en-
joyed by all. Each one carried away
new ideas and inspirations to aid them
in the great work of the department
of the Sunday school. During the even
ing light refreshments were served.
Last evening the Juniors OF the
Fargo college academic department
CAV their annual banquet to the Sc
Nor academy students. The event
took place in the dining room Of the
First Congregational church and COW
ers were laid for forty. The tables
were very beautifully decorated with
ferns and roses, The centerpiece es-
pecially was very unique. The tables
were set in the form of a Greek cross
and where they came together a pyra-
mid of ferns were piled with roses.
The class colors, maroon and gold,
were carried out in daisies, which were
placed at each plate. The place cards
were hand painted, those for the
young gentlemen being adorned with
roses and the young ladies' with for
get-me-nots. The initials Of each
guest were used in some descriptive
phrase. which resulted in a great deal
of merriment in finding the places.
From the center Of the room to the
walls crepe paper in maroon and gold
made an attractive canopy, while fes-
ICONS Of the same colors were used
about the walls with lilacs and ferns.
The banquet was PERFECTLY served by
the Ladies Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church and the menu won
the praise of all present. Following
the service of the last course. Miss
Eta Shaver, president Of the junior
class. made a fitting introduction as
toastmistress toSa fire. programme Of
responses by Dr. creegsn, Miss Beck
man, faculty mem5er of the senior
class; Gregory Powell, president of the
senior class; ARA SGckow, Miss Mar
garet Freeman Spencer Boise and
Miss Fanny Clapp. Honor guests