The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-10-27

OF the new home, and a Halloween buff
fet lunch was enjoyed at a late hour.
o.
Mrs. H. r. Turner, Of 3S6 Eighth ave-
nue. south, very delightfully."- entertain
ed company of twenty-four little girls
and boys this afternoon at a Halloween
party, which she gave for her small
grandchildren. Robert, Harry and
Mr.: and Mrs. J. C. Turner,
and Constance and Jerome, whose
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Turner
She was assisted in amusing the little
guests by her daughters and daughters
in-law, and the basement of the Turner
home, where the party was held, proved
delightful place for Halloween frol-
les. Yellow streamers, which had been
decorated with witch faces, etc, hung
from the ceiling, and cornstalks and
other symbols added to the Hallowe' en-
effect Refreshments in keeping were
served, and Victrola music added to the
| enjoyment.
There will be interest in Fargo,
where she has appeared three times as
S0PgSm0 soi0ist ,t,o1 IN connection with
announcement that Miss Clara Will
liams, of Minneapolis, is to leave that
city soon for New York city, where she
will assist the famous instructor. Oscar r
Seagle, in his studio, this season. Miss
Williams was soprano soloist at the
productions of both the Elijah and
Messiah oratorios here, by we'll known
| local organizations, and has a number
of ex-pupils in this city. She is widely
known as one Of the leading sopranos
| and one OF the finest teachers In the
northwest, and is being feted with
many delightful social affairs in the
twin cities prior to her departure for
the east.
,,t Miss Maude Knight arrived home
Thursday evening from a ten days visit
with friends in St. Paul.
About twenty relatives and friends
delightfully surprised Mrs. s. Olson
Thursday afternoon at her home. 522
her 6Oth birthday anniversary. At q
o'clock the ladies Of the party were
| Joined by their husbands, for dinner
and a pleasant social evening followed
of money, as memento of the happy
occasion.
Mrs. Sattyre. wife of one of the fac
ulty members of Concordia college.
Moorhead, was pleasantly SURPRISED
| Thursday evening at her apartments in
| the dormitory, by the ladies of the fac
ulty, and the wives of instructors at
, that college. A very delightful time
was enjoyed, in an informal way.
The first meeting of the Mems club
or the First Presbyterian church will
@ De helG .9,I MONDAY evening at $50. A sup
per Will be served by the Aid society.
James 9. Garrison, secretary of the
North Dakota Sunday School associaS
tion, will address the meeting. Plans
Tor the season will be outlined.
r. 9. Vallancey and son Richard. of
jamestown, have been in the citv for
the past few days as guests of Miss
Ihe r. R.. club. a social organization
or Fargo high school girls. enioyed a.
wiener roast Thursday evening at oak
and later in the evening INDUCED in n
theatre party at the Garrick.
Of the the members Moopec of the Witches sorority
give an Informal Halloween DANCING
party at the school gymnasium Sature
DAY evening, with Mrs F. A. Weld, Miss
natpnn rTpnrns ana MISS Thornton present as
being planned 10
~ Mr.. and Mrs Carroll and Mr.. and
motored to this city Thursday evenino'
returning home this afternoon. All
were guests at luncheon TODAY of M
ana MRS: II. r. Turner. on Eighth ave
nue. south, who formerly lived in IT,
bon. Mrs. Turner and Mrs, Incas rs.
sisters. afe
mr; and Mrs. Henry Houglum, we'll
! known Moorhead residents who sxnect
TO leave that city Saturday, were honor
| guests Thursday evening at an INFORM
a a dlnner party given by DR.. and Mrs.
NJ Goorbg .; hagen; OF 6O4 Sixth street south,
at the dinner. and yellow pompons
| formed attractive table decorations Al
O'Clock about fifteen gentlemen who
are are elose triends of Mr.. Hougium ar
rived at the Hagen home as a Surprise
on him, and an evening Of music was
enjoyed. They took with them a shower
OF Oh sltlg amusing gifts, which afforded much
! merrlment for all. Mrs. HouRlum will
visit with her mother, at Lake Park,
Mimi, for the next two months, and
Mr.. Houglum will go directly to Chi
cago, where he is to study voice this
vorably known as prominent member
or local musical circles, and has a tenor
voice already well trained, and Of much
ioture toin biDI promise, c,,c Mrs Houglum will
| Christmas.
Mrs. w. G. Buttree and Miss Ruth
Giazler are to be hostesses this evening
at the l.. d. Richardson home, Fourth
street south, to the other members OF
the Dakota conservatory faculty, whom
they will entertain at Haliowe' en-
party
Covers were laid for twenty-six a,
the FORMAL dinner party given Thurs
day evening in the private diningroon
OF the Gardner hotel by the members
OF the Sigma Theta sorority of Fargo
college, complimentary to it's rushees
One large and three small tables were
used. and In the center of the large ta-
BILE was tall lamp, covered with as
paragus ferns. from which extended
streamers of yellow tulle, the Latter
ending in large fluffy bows on the Ia
BILE. Around the base OF the lamp wer.
tiny vases which held yellow and white
pompons, and each of the smaller ta-
bles bore vase Of the pompons as q
centerpiece. Lovely favors were giver
the rushees, consisting of corsage bou-
quets of sunset roses. The sorority alse
had as guest Mrs. A. H. Leimbacher
who is patroness. Following the din
ner, delightful evening party was en-
1oyed in the private diningroom, ant
frappe was served by Misses Marior
and Sarah Sharp.
A Christian church Halloween socia
is to be enjoyed next Tuesday eveninf
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Householder, on College street. All th,