The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-23
Social Notes

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AR. and Mrs. Ed Morris OF Eleventh
street south are spending .the week in
The twin cities. They left last eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. II. Garfield of
lake Park are the guests Of Drs.
Martin ana Elizabeth Rindlaub. They
enjoyed The Balkan Princess last
night.
The Alpha Young Peoples society
~ the First Lutheran church will meet
81 the church parlors at s o'clock this
evening. p. Myrvold will speak and
lr. e. NJ. Lier will sing. The Sher-
sloen sisters will be hostesses.
Master Gilbert Hayes was a delight
full little host yesterday afternoon to
D small party of his little friends, who
were invited to his home to spend the
afternoon with him. Master Gilbert's
6th birthday anniversary came on
wednesday. but was celebrated yes
terday because his little friends were
not obliged to go to school. The little
host has been i'll recently and the
afternoon was consequently spent
quietly but very pleasantly. There
were games and the usual birthday
cake and a luncheon Of good things.
over seventy-fve teachers from the
schools and colleges of the two cities
Eethered yesterday afternoon in the
perlors of the Y. w. 9. "A. in response
to invitations from the social commit
tee of the association and spent a
very happy afternoon in memory of
the birthday anniversary OF the father
of our country. The guests brought
their sewing and while busily stitching
away were entertained with an ex-
cellent programme of music and read
lngs. Miss Pollock and Miss Beatrice
Olson played piano selections and
Miss Reynold and Miss Olson favored
the guests with readings. Miss Ella
Beckman and Miss McClelland sang
some pleasing numbers. The decor
atoms sayored of the emblems of the
day and daffodils helped to make the
rooms attractive. Refreshments were
served at the close, the ices being
made with dainty hatchets AMI the
national colors prevailing throughout
the service, Small silk Elgs were Of
fered as favors. Mrs. Robt. McCul-
Ioch, president of the board, was
hostess and she was ably assisted by
the members of the committee.
Last evening in the diningroom OF
the First M. e. church took place the
annual banquet of the Epworth League
society of that church. The tables were
arranged in the shape of a horseshoe
about three sides of the large room
and in the center was a smaller table.
From the chandeliers were hung
branches with cherries and f~estoon-
j. s in national colors with Rags drap-
ed gracefully about made a pretty
background for the pretty table APP
point1nents, Candelabra, red tulips
and roses completed the decorations,
covers being laid for about sixty. A
bevy- of young ladies en- costume with
dainty caps and fichus served and the
menu was a very delicious one served
in three courses, between which the
lively chat was. interspersed with "a
miliar songs. After the last course
had been cleared away, an excellent
programme of toasts was presented,
A. L. Miller acting as master of cere-
monies. Rev. j. M. Walters responded
in his clever to a toast on The
A~ristocrat of the 6 O'Clock Dinner.
Miss Mona Outram presented Snide
Talks With Boys. and Hans Peterson
made some happy remarks on That
Reminds Me. Martha Washington was
introduced by Miss Clara Pollock and
w. G. .Pixler pleased his audience with
Particular Propensities of Paternal
Peculiarities. Following the toasts
the company gathered in the parlors of
the church before the open CRATE and