The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-18
SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Marjorie Rusch, of 400 Eighth
| avenue south, was hostess this aft
ernoon at an informal tea, compli-
| mentary to Miss Evelyn Everhart, a
bride of this month. A dozen Of the
honor guests more intimate friends
| were the guests, and each one had been
| requested to take her favorite receipt.
| These were put together in a cabinet
| cookbood and presented to the bride
elect, proving a very useful and pretty
| gift. AS program features of the aft
ernoon reading by Miss Maude
Knight, and vocal numbers by Miss
| Margaret Newton were much enjoyed
| by all. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by Misses Marjorie Iceberg and
Louise Rusch. Yellow chrysanthemums
| were used as decorations for the happy
affair. Guests present from out Of
town were Mrs. Richard Tracy, of
! Bismarck; Miss Emma Miller, of Car
| rington; and Mrs. Maxon Lough. of
Plattsburg, N. Y.
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The members of the Phi Upsilon
Omicrom sorority of the A. c. held
mock initiation Friday evening at the
| home Of Miss Eleanor Kindred, on
/ Seventh avenue south. A number OF
clever stunts featured the elaborate
mock ceremonies, the evening being q
| very jolly one, and concluding with
| the serving of a delicious lunch. The
| formal initiation of the pledges, Miss
| Katherine Jensen and Miss Nolla
tromme Of the faculty. as honorary
| members. and Misses Adelaide Laurie
| and lnga MikkelSon, as active sorority
! members, was held this afternoon at
| the home of Miss Lilith Rusk. The
| ceremony was very pretty and i'm
preSSive one, being observed in elabor-
/ ate detail. The initiation concludes
| with dinner party to be held at the
Annex hotel this evening at o'clock,
| when covers will be laid for twenty
young women. Alumna members to
be present at the dinner include Miss
Myrtle Waechter, who is teaching at
| Tower City; Miss Bertha Camp, of
Fargo; and Miss Margaret Hutchin-
son, who teaches at Hunter, n. d. Mrs.
Roy Boughton, of this city, a member
OF the Minnesota chapter, will also be
guest at the dinner. The repast is to
be served in four courses and the
daisies that will adorn the table will
carry out the color scheme of yellow
and white, those being the sorority
colors. That idea will also predomin-
ate in the menu.
Mrs. F. o. Olsen, of 1926 Seventh
street north, is to entertain fifteen
young ladies this evening at an
informal social affair. 1t is to be in
honor Of her guests, Misses Amanda
| and Elsie label, Valley City teachers
who have been here during the insti-
tute, and who leave Sunday evening
for Valley City. Mrs. Olsen will be
| assisted this evening by Mrs. G. r.
Rogers of Minneapolis, who is also
guest at her home.
The members of the Delta Phi Beta
| sorority Of the A. c. enjoyed a slumber
party at the home of Miss Helen
Lewis, 515 Seventh street south, Moor
| head, Friday night. The participants
numbered about twenty, including ten
as sorority guests. All attended the
| lecture given by DIR. RauSchenbusch at
Ceres hall during the earlier part of
| the evening, after which a taffy pull
was enjoyed at the Lewis home Aris-
| ing at the remarkable hour of 4 o'clock
| this morning, the girls began the day's
festivities with a Virginia reel, and
| later partook of delicious breakfast
that was prepared and served by the
pledges, who were summoned to the
Lewis home this morning.
Sixteen ladies were guests this aft
ernoon OF Mrs. A. Joseph, 61S Tenth
avenue north, at the second and last
| of a delightful bridge luncheon series.
Cards followed a prettily appointed
luncheon served at small tables at 2
o'clock, pink chrysanthemums and
pink shaded lights again forming the
attractive decorations. Among the
guests at today's affair was Mrs.
Brown, from Iowa, who is here visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Frank
The many Fargo friends of Fred C.
Rupert, son of Mrs. Harriet Rupert,
of this city. will be pleased to learn
of his approaching marriage to Miss
Pauline Dumann, the event to take
! place at the brides home in Fort
| William, Canada, on next Monday
evening, at 8 O'Clock. The wedding is
| to be very quiet one. The young
couple will reside in Port Arthur,
Canada, where Mr.. Rupert has been
in business for some time past. Mr..
Rupert is very well lsnown here, and
is a graduate of the Fargo high school.
Owing to tho considerable distance.
none of the Fargo relatives plan to
attend the wedding.
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The men of the u. Et A. fraternity
OF Fargo college very pleasingly en-
tertmned about, forty guests Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Horner Seventh street south,
the affair being in honor of the fra
ternity's pledges, Prof III. c. Beyl,
Raymond Shaver. John Cecil and
Charles Loomis. Progressive games
were the diversion of the evening, and
at their conclusion lunch was enjoyed.
Guests present from ou. of the city
included Miss Addie Oxton, of Aneta;
Miss Lillian Zintheo, Verne Cole. from
Lisbon and Spencer Boise, now teach
ing at Mandan.
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Mrs. M. j. Rohan. of IL North Ter
race. gave an informal and very en-
joyable tea at her home Friday after.
noon, in compliment to Mrs. W. y.
Hutcheson, now Of Bismarck, N wife of
the former pastor of the Broadway
Methodist church OF this city, The