The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-06
SOCIAL NOTES


ten couples Of young people at their
home Saturday evening, as a pleasant
surprise on Mr.. Grimstvedt's brother,
III. S. Grimstvedt, whose birthday an
niVersary was thus celebrated. The
rooms were decorated in the Hallow-
cen colors. and fortune telling, games
and music were the diversions of the
happy affair. Two witches who mys-
| teriously appeared, created much
amusement during the evening" A
! ithree-course supper was served, with
a birthday cake bearing twenty-five
| lighted candles as a feature. The
| honor guest was presented by his
| friends with a set of cuff but
tons and stickpin, all engraved with
his initials Guests present from out
of town were Misses Selma and AL
vina Helseth from Glyndon, Mimi. and
| Miss Alice Furnberg, of Osgood, N. d.
Mrs. l. C. Ladner of No. s Billmeyer
apartments, was hostess last evening to
| of ladies known as the H. and H. club
| Covers were laid for six guests at a de
| licious flve-course dinner, wild duck
being the piece de resistance. Yellow
| chysanthemums formed charming table
| decorations, and the affair was a very
! enjoyable one throughout.
Mr. and Mrs. viii H. Wright, of 385
| Eighth avenue south, are to entertain
at a bridge-dinner at their home next
Monday evening, Nov. 13, the guest list
numbering about thirty.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Reid and little
| son Billy, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. JOHN
son, all of Detroit, motored to this city
Sunday, spending the day at the w. L.
Wetz home, 612 Eleventh avenue south,
and returning home last evening. Mr..
Reid is a brother, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson an uncle and aunt Pf Mrs.
WetZ.
Fargo has recently gained several
new residents, of whom the men have
! all come here to take positions with
| the Sundberg Jewelry Co. H. E. Will
| liams, who comes to be optician and en-
| graver there, and family have moved
| here from Napoleon, N. D.; Clifford
Warner comes as salesman; Hoover
| comes here from Defiance, O., and is
accompanied by his sister, talented
pianist.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Pearson are
to entertain a few Of their former Ne
braska friends now residents here at
their new home, 1876 Eighth street
north, this evening. The affair is in
honor of Mrs. Pearson's sister, Mrs.
| l.. Y. Lehman, until recently of Ster-
| ling, Ill, who is visiting here while en-
route to her new home in Seattle,
Wash.
| Mrs Will Hancock Of Emerado, n.
ID, arrived in this city Saturday to see
her little grandson, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonnell Stephenson that morn
ing. Mrs. Hancock stopped in Grand
Forks for a few hours as the guest of
Mrs. L. A. Warnken, en- route to this
city.
! The regular meeting of the Faculty
Round Table of Fargo college, was
Iheld Saturday evening, Dr. and Mrs.
Wallace N. Stearns, Miss Clara Emer-
Ison and Prof. H. c. Beyl, acting as the
hosts and hostesses. Pleasing feat
lures of a short program were vocal
Iings by Mrs. Harris, and talk on
India by Professor Henry. who eX-
Inhibited some beautiful curios from
THAT country. Games and stunts, one
lof the cleverest of the latter being
that entitled The Academy Of Fine
Arts and Sciences, afforded diversion
for the remainder of the evening, and
a chafing dish lunch was enjoyed.
Dr. J. G. Dillon returned to this
city this morning from New York
city where he has been since Oct. l,
| making a special study of diseases of
children, at the Post Graduate hospi-
! tai, well known institution of that
city. Dr. Dillon made brief stops in
Sterling, ILL.,; Chicago and Minneapolis
| en- route home.
/ Miss Helen Mcguire of Fargo and
Miss Orell Mcguire Of Mayville spent
the week end in Grand Forks as the
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcclure. Little Kathryn Paul
son of Fargo, accompanied Miss Helen
Mcclure and was the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Einkle.
| .
| The Pastors Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet Tuesday
afternoon in the Mars room of the
| church, at o'clock. The hostesses will
Blice, p G. Stevens and Badger. All
| the ladies of the church and congrega-
| tion are cordially invited to attend this
| meeting.
Complimentary to Miss Jessie Lynch.
student secretary of the North Central
field of the Y. w. C. A., the social CON-
mittee of the Moorhead normal Y. w: c.
A, entertained the other girls Of that
school at tea, Saturday afternoon. The
affair was held in the drawingroom of
Wheeler hail. and very pleasant time
was enjoyed.
Mrs. ]. A. Cordner, of fiat IA, $40 1-2
First avenue north, is to be hostess
this evening to number of the young
ladies of the ready-to-wear department
at the A. L. Moody store.
Alpha chapter OF Westminster guild