The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-04

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The Entire Nous club Of Grand Forks
complimented two of its members most
handsomely Saturday when they gave
an exqutsttefy appointed luncheon at
Mrs. w. G. McDonald's home as a fare
well to Mrs. H, G. Smell, who "a
next week to reside at WilIiston and
Mrs. A. Il. Logan, who soon departs
for her new home at Calgary, Alberta.
One o'clock was the luncheon hour and
a delicious f~ive-course repast was sery-
ed. Yellow was the prevailing color
note in the charming decorative scheme
and the guests found their places at
one large table and two smaller Ones,
attractively arranged in the large din
ing room. Mrs. Mcdonald evidenced
most artistic skill In her table decora-
tiOns, using the one color scheme in
the menu, the flowers, place cards n
candles. h tapers burned in colonial
glass holders with pretty shades n
the fragrant yellow tulips were set in
small glass baskets, six on the large
table and two on each of the smaller
ones. The chairs for the guests OF
honor were tied with immense bows
of yellow maline and the tiny gold
place cards were held in the bills OF
bon dishes were Of yellow bisque rose
petals and the CONNECTIONS further
carried out the same dainty color note.
Mrs. McDOnald's mother, Mrs. L. III.
Carter, assisted in serving and there
were four guests in addition to the
club members, Mrs. Frank Griffin,
Mrs. w. V. Panovitz, Miss Cassie Cum
ming and Mrs. c. w. Fisher. The club
members present were Mrs. Harry Ga
we're, Mrs. ]. 81. Hatcher, Mrs. w. II.
Witherstine, Miss Adah Durand, Mrs.
G. B. Chalmers, Mrs. o. b. Burtness,
Mrs. H. G.. Smell, Mrs. A. E.. Logan and
Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald. Bridge. whist
was the diversion provided for the aft
ernoon and guests prizes of handsome
Logan. The prizes for the high scores
were a cut glass jelly compete and a
cut glass cheese tray.
The Myosotis club at Sanborn gave
| it's annual social evening Saturday~at
the home of Mrs. Z. d. Tucker. pres
ident of the club. The husband ana
escorts of h unmarried ladies were
the hidden guests and the excellent
programme provided for their enter
tainment included reports Of commit
tees, Mrs. CrameT reporting the civic
Improvement work, Mrs. Jaberg, the
ways and means, c. o.. LANCER or the
school board and Louis Malm of the
commercial club gave short addresses
and music and readings were the favors
of Mrs. Left, Miss Wall, Miss Graham
Mrs. William McKean. Miss label, MRS.
Malm and Miss Larlin. The evening
was concluded with a bountiful supper
service.
A literary club has been organized
at South Minnewaukan with fourteen
| charter members n meetings with
| literary programmes are being held
regularly. The officers are Miss Lora
Perkins, president; Miss Hattie Perkins,
/ vice president; Sox Christoferson,
| chairman and reporter; Miss Alta Thoe,
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and Irwin Perkins,
| sergeant-at-arms.
The wednesday club at jamestown
| held a special meeting last week at
which the husbands of the members
were the special guests and Mrs. Ben
| Orlady was hostess. Mrs. L. B. Nc
Lain as president of the club, presid-
ed. Mrs. Hodge had a paper on the
short story; Mrs. Grave a paper on
Kipling's Plain Tales From the Hills.
and Mrs. Campbell, a guest, recited
Poe's Raven. A number of the men
took part in an informal discussion
on the roll call.