The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-10-13


They are to be chaperoned by Prof. and
Mrs. E. G. Meinzer.
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. An impressive recognition service
was held at the Fargo college chapel
Thursday evening, at which twenty-one
new members were received into the
association. The speaker of the eve
ming was Miss Grace Dodge. who was
earnest, helpful talk. closing with the
story Of a beautiful Indian legend.
which was made applicable to theNvalue
Of the Y. w. c. A. in the life of all girl
students. The candle lighting service,
which is always held at such a time,
marked the taking of their pledges by
the new members. Special music en-
joyed during the evening consisted Of
piano number by Miss Mildred Allen,
and selections by the Y. w. c. A. quar-
tet. composed of Misses Ethel Sanborn,
Marjorie Cook. An informal reception
followed the recognition service.
Mrs. D. c. Cullen, of 401 Ninth ave-
prised by about a dozen relatives last
evening. the occasion being her birth
day anniversary. A surprise dinner in
Mrs. Cullen,s honor had been planned
Miss Gertrude Cullen. being served at
o'clock, and an informal social eve
ming mIg follow followed: Another daughter of
3. Murphy, W Of Red6ury. R5r 0fS n. D. SFS; who 10
stopped in Fargo on her way home
from attending the federation meeting
at Valley City, arriving just In time to
Murphy will leave Saturday morning
for her home at Medbury, and will be
accompanied by Mrs. Cullen, who will
visit there for about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph r. Beard, until
recently residents Of Corvallis. Ore,
their respective parents. DR.. and Mrs.
r. A. Beard and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Pearson, not yet having found a resi-
dence: Mr. Beard has accepted posi-
tion in the experiment station at the
A. G., OF which he is a graduate, and
viii have charge of work in agricul-
tural chemistry.
A very successful social and sale
were held at the First Lutheran church
parlors Thursday evening by the La
dies Aid society OF that church. Over
800 were patrons during the evening,
and the society cleared $500. so from the
proceeds last night with some more
still outstanding. The sale was Of fan
cywork articles, and was preceded by
pleasing literary and musical program.
Mrs: Hugo Bachenheimer and Mrs
Lelie Welter were hostesses this after
street south. Moorhead, to the other
members of the Moorhead Afternoon
Bridge club, complimentary to Mrs.
Bachenheimer' mother, Mrs J. Marble
spending the summer at the Bachen-
heimer home. Another guest outside
the club membership was Mrs. Stabeck,
of Minneapolis. Bridge was the diver
sion of the afternoon, and Following
cards a dainty lunch was served Amer
lean Beauty roses formed the decora-
tions in the diningroom, and white
| chrysanthemums elsewhere throughout
the house.
At the business meeting of the Roy
croft Dancing club, held Thursday eve
ming at the knights Of Columbus hall.
quite number of new members were
voted into the club. Another meeting,
at which the dates for the parties will
be decided upon. is to be held soon.
Miss Sarah F. Mason, of winona,
Mimi, is guest here at the home OF
her niece. Mrs. A. G. Arvold. G. w. Ma
about tomorrow, for short visit.
Madeline, little daughter Of Prof. and
Mrs. A. H. Parrott, of 1042 Eleventh
twenty'little girls at a Halloween par
ty at the Parrott home Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Murphy, who
moved last week into one of the new
jackson apartments on Second avenue
north. having fiat No. 58, have as a
guest at their home the latter's sister,
Miss Emma Lyons, of ST. Paul, who ar
rived here Thursday evening for two
weeks visit. Mrs. Murphys daughter,
Miss Edith Ryan, and Mrs. McClintock,
both of Wahpeton, are expected to ar
rive Saturday morning, to be guests
there over Sunday.
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Twenty were guests at the shower
given Thursday evening by Miss Edelle
Moen, S02 Second street north, in honor
OF her new sister-in-law, Mrs: Arthur
MoGn sS oF Th9 PerSs Mnn X Mss nS MT Ida
Arthur Moen were married at Fargus
Falls last Monday. Rev. Thomas Rostad
performing the ceremony. and are to
reside at 1888 Fourth street north, this
city, the brides former home. The hon
or guest was given a parcel shower,
comprising many lovely gifts, and the
evening was spent in hemming dish
The hostess served delicious lunch.
China Decorations.
A full line of paints, gold and all
supplies just arrived. Lessons
firing. Edith F. slocum, 1894 Eleventh
street north. Phone 2422-J.
China painting. lessons, order. firing
Eva Leonard. 11OS 7th. st. So. Phone
14-J.--Advt.
Machine HemstItchInq and Picotina.
First class work guaranteed--Mrs.
F. E. Kennedy. Kennedy hotel. Front
street. Phone 1871.
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Hemstitching. plcoting and ac-
cordian pleating. Mrs. A. Anderson
60R Broadway. Phone 1856 3J.--Advt
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Mrs. I. w. Smith, OF 1928 Thirteenth
street north, was delightfully."- surprised
at her home last evening, ten couples
Of her fdlends gathering there to ceie-
brate her birthday anniversary. The
self-invited guests were all attired as
ghosts, and made Mrs. Smith guess
their identities before laying aside
their disguises. Halloween games
were enjoyed until a late hour. and at
their conclusion dainty refreshments