The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-06
SOCIAL NOTES

SOCIAL NOTES
MISS Lerora schwarz of Hfllsboro II
me guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie:
ochWar5 or Fourth venue south.
Hand colored Easter cards at th.
Gitt Shop, suite 10, Huntington block
a. +. Hammered. 72s Twelfth street
north, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Morris Avid of The Park fats
entertained Miss Merriam SUIT of Har.
vey. N. D.. as her over Sunday guest.
The Book and Thirnble club will NEE,
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
or MES. j. 3. Eaton, 374 Seventh avenue
south.
Mrs. A. N. Hathaway. Sixth ayenue
south is entertaining Miss Dorothy
Campbell, of jamestown as her guest
this week. IT,. sA J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie left
Saturday afternoon for Long Key, Fla,
where they will enjoy a fishing trip.
They will be away about six weeks.
Mrs. r. w. Jackman and son Charles,
LETT this morning for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will visit relatives and
friends until the first ofsJune. ,
The Daughters of Norway will give
a bazaar at the Sons of Norway hall to-
morrow evening, commencing at 8
o'clock. A cordial invitation is extend
ed. to the public. I..e
Mrs. c.. Fl. 4Porritt, returned today
from a several, weeks visit with her
mother in Detroit, Mich. also visit
ed in the east, stopping several days in
Chicago enroute homo.
The Missionary society. of the First
Baptist church will meet Thursday af-
%ternoon, at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Ernest
Hoffman,, assisted by Mrs, Larson at
1913 Fourth avenue north.
The Woman's union Of the First, Con-
Eregational church will meet at the
street SOUTH. tomorrow afternoon. All
members are urged to be present. ~
The Young women's guild of the
First congregational church will not
hold their egula meeting tomorrow
evening. The next meeting will be held
two weeks from tomorrow evening.
The Nurses association of, Cass coun-
ty. held their regular meeting Saturday
afternoon in the parlors Of the Y. w. c.
A. After the business meeting re-
freshments n a, social our Were en-
joyed. -, Ea& ,..#..E ~
The regular business meeting Of the
Votes for Women league will be held.
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suffrage headquarters in the deLendre-
Gle block. instead OF at the public lib
rary as usuel. c " rs : -
The Pastors Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet on Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock In the NJ. A. r. s
rooms. h hostesses for the after
noon are. Mesdames j. l.. Angel, E.. C.
Eddy, A. B. Guptill, and g.. r. Froltng.
The Home Economics section Of the
Fine Arts. club will meet tomorrow at
ternoon at $3.50 O'clock at the Civic
center n q large attendance Is desir,
college will talk on Meat Substitutes.
Mrs. G. H. Hollister. Miss. Margaret
Hollister, Mrs. F. A. Bristol, Miss Lucille
Bristol and Miss Enid Erickson, who
have been spending several weeks In
Florida are expected to return to thei
city Saturday evening of this week
The Dakota Conservatory of musicl
has issued cards FOR the graduate rel
cital Of Miss Sigrid H. Lies, to be given
on Tuesday evening, April IA, in the
First Methodist church. Miss Lies will
be assisted by Kathryn. Sundfor-Tar.l
CART. sopCano., > |
Mrs. a. III. Olsen entertained a COM
pany Of friends at an informal after
noon Saturday at her home on Eighth
street south. Needlework- and visiting
were the diversions of the afternoon un-
til 5 o'clock when the hostess served a
guests present
The congregational brotherhood will
enjoyaa supper and meeting at the
church this evening, and contrary toi
the usual custom, the ladies will bel
the HneS Young Ladies' guild Of the church.
Good Friday and Easter in Jerusalem.
DR.. Lewis Guild is the speaker of the
evening and has taken for his subject,
Mr., and. Mrs. D. e. Whiting, Tenth
street north are entertaining as their
SWood of Armenia, n. B.; Miss Mae Hoop
~er,3domestic science teacher in Valley
City, Miss Adelaide, Whiting of Fergus
Fails; and Miss Adelaide Whiting OF
Ncrthfeld, MINI. The party, are SPEND
In compliment to Miss Lubelle WILL
sen. an April bride. Miss Nell Bishop
entertained on Saturday afternoon at
her home on First avenue south. Thai
affair was a 6 o'clock tea, with covers
placed for twelve. friends OF the honor
ed guest. Pink and white. predominant
ed In the appointments. Miss Bishop
was assisted by her mother. Mrs. A.. L.
Bishop, and the Misses ina Lowry,
Merle scobie. and Jean Wilson.
Mrs. j. D. ellis. Arlington apart
ments gave a prettily appointed lunch
con Saturday afternoon, towers being
Maids and Matrons. The affair was an
Easter iuHCnGGH ana the app9iH tFHSAtS
were in pink and white. Following the
luncheon hour, needleWork was the d.
version of the afternoon. Miss Luger
will give a luncheon. for the Maids and
Matrons on Saturday afternoon, April
Is. .&t
The Beta Gamma Psi sorority at the
state university gave it's annual dane
ing party in the Guild hall on Alpha
avenue. Baskets of pink roses and
ferns were artistically arranged
throughout the hall. Finleys orchestral
played and the programs were in the
colors OF gold and white. They
were Of white kid in the shape Of book-
let's with gold lettering. At IL o'clock
lunch was served In the dining room
in the basement, where the .decorations
were in yellow and white. The tables
were made attractive with yellow tu-
lips and candles. The patrons and pa
tronesses for the occasion were Pres.
and Mrs. Franklyn T.. McVey, Dean and
Mrs. Vernon p. Squires, Prof. and Mrs.
Howard E.. Simpson, DR.. and Mrs. q. A
Abbott, DR.. and Mrs. GIN. Williamson, Z,
and Mrs. ca. G~reenleaf, Dean
ella Fulton, Prof. G. e. Hult.
On Wednesday. April I, Wimbledon
was the scene of the First District
council meeting eversEheld In the state
when the executive board of the Fifth
District Federated clubs met to arrange
the program for the meeting to be held
in New Rockford in May n also to
formulate plans-fpr carrying on club
work iii the district. Delegates came !
from both east and west and consider