The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-15
SOCIAL NOTES

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Mrs. Julius D. Aske. OF s21 Seventh
avenue south, Moorhead, perpetrated
/ her husband. when she entertained
some of his men friends at dinner in
celebration of his birthday anniversary.
Covers were laid for ten at an attract
Il i've three-course repast served at the
Aske home at o'clock. and large
birthday cake, with candles burning on
1t, formed the centerpiece for the table.
MRS mrs ,istar aske MA Vas assIsted in serving ms by
Cards were the evenings diversion fol-
lowing the diner.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Pearson, of
1885 Eighth street north, celebrated
their fortieth wedding anniversary
Thursday evening by entertaining a
few Of their more intimate friends at
prettily. appointed o'clock dinner. The
decorations were all in the Christmas
colors, poinsettias and holly predomin-
ating in the livingroom, while on the
pepper berries, from California. Red
candles added to the pretty effect: The
couples guests were the two MethcGtst
ministers and their, wives, Rev. and
S. Hollett, and two couples whom the
Pearsons knew in Nebraska, DR.. and
Mrs. L. T. Guild and Mr.. and Mrs. A: l..
Bishop: Last Last spring when Rev; Mr; r.
which he had served forty-fve years,
he and his wife moved here from near
Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. H. F. Emery. of Third avenue
south, entertained informally Thurs
day afternoon in compliment to Misses
Clara and Emma Olson, of Los An
geles, the afternoon being I enjoyed
with fancywork as the diversion. Mar
cissus were used as the table decora-
tions for the dainty three course
lunch that was served at o'clock and
Christmas season. Covers were laid
for nine.
The members Of the LaChom sor-
ority of Fargo college will join in a
dinner party Saturday evening, to be
member, Miss Grace Leininger, now
of Chicago, who is in the city for a
visit Of a couple of days. The dinner
party will be held at the Dacotah cafe.
Elizabeth. little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Lowell, Jr.. of 514 Thirteenth
street south, celebrated her fourth
birthday anniversary Thursday by en-
tertaining eight little friends from 8
to o'clock The usual games were
enjoyed, after which supper was
served. Bluebird candle shades and
place cards were used.
Mrs. C. w. Cox of this city, will be
in attendance this evening at large
social affair to be given by Mrs. w. L.
Taylor, at the latter's home in De-
troit. Mimi. Mrs. Taylor, who leaves
soon for Long Beach,, Cal. to spend
the winter, has a number of friends in
this city, and is a sister-in-law OF
Fred Taylor.
The young men OF the Royal leagu'
l of Moorhead held the first|of their win
evening in Phenix hall, Moorhead, wit!
about thirty couples participating
Cliffs orchestra played for a very
pleasing program of dances, and the af-
served, and the hall was prettily dec
GRATED in yellow and white
Tne members of the junior depart
ment of the Moorhead Congregations
Y Sunday school were entertained Thurs
day evening by Mrs. l. A. Huntoon. o
: that city, part of the evening being
spent in making ready for Christina
ments followed.
Miss Grace Leininger, of Chicago
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Lem
| niger, of this city, was unexpected!
detained at Winnipeg, and arrived II
this city only this morning. She wa
week. Miss Leininger leaves saturda,
night for Chicago, where she is now II
the employ of a large publicity con
Germ which features descriptive article
in various American magazines an
e other publications, for the Canadiai
l. Pacific railroad. Miss Leininger ha
= been in the Canadian northwest engag
q ed in collecting such material, for tn
past four weeks, going as far as Fields
9 B. c., and visiting large number o
e the leading points between that poin
. and Winnipeg. She is graduate o
Q Chicago to take UP special work at Chi
- cago university, was society editor a
The Courier-News here for some time
Several social affairs have been ar
ranged by friends here in her honor.
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Despite the stormy night, there wa
an enthusiastic audience Of fair size a
plymouth Congregational church Thurs
II day evening, the attraction being tn
10 two plays which were put on by tn
d Fargo College Dramatic club under tn
direction of Mrs. q. L. Hubbell TIL
Fanny Clapp was at the piano. won a
before, at the college, with it's man
amusing features. and The Real Thin
was equally success.
. A special meeting of Mecca chapter
o. E. S., will be held on Saturday eve
h ming of this week. at s o'clock. at tn
v temple. for initiation of new member
= Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Mueller, Of Moor
u head are expecting their daughter, Mr.,
= Oscar Fossum, of 'Fosston, Mimi. t
e arrive next Monday for the HOLIDAYS
n Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Smith, of Firs
"a avenue south, have returned home fror
= their trip to Iowa, where they wer
% called recently by the death Of the lat
B ter's father, A. V. Beeman, who has fre
u quently visited in Fargo. having man
q friends here.
n Unless something unforeseen shoul
" cause a change in the date. the mex
n dancing party Of the Gopher club G
N Moorhead will be held on Friday eve
re ming, Dec. 29, at Phenix hall, Moorheat
le The dozen members Of the Philathe
club of the Moorhead Congregations
church are to enjoy a box party at tn
;. Garrick, this city, this evening.
Bismarck Tribune: The Bismarc
boys of Co. A, stationed at Mercedes
- Tex, will have some of the Christina
:. cheer from their northern homes,
= plans can be carried out as outlined b
number OF patriotic women of TIL
: capital city. a large box to contai
: urday afternoon. and dispatched to tn
II border in time for the festive da,
III Those in charge are anxious that nc
III one boy be forgotten.
I'LL The home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ,
III Turnbull, at Harwood, was the seen
Of delightful party given Saturda
evening by their daughter, Miss Agne
Turnbuil, and Miss Ida Monson, OF Ar