The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-29

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i Thompson, both OF Moorhead, will en-
tertain, at the Reed home.
| Misses Hazel yurpillat, and Estelle
| and Ethel Gray were hostesses Thurs
| day evening at box party at the Or
| pheum, given complimentary to Miss
| Millie johnson, who leaves next Sunday
| to assume her new duties at Bismarck.
| The theatre party was followed by an
| oyster supper at the Howard cafe. The
| party numbered six in all, and was a
| very enjoyable affair.
| An error was made in announcing
| that Miss Marjorie Bacher would en-
| tertain this afternoon. Miss Bacher is
| to be hostess at an informal tea on Sat
| urday afternoon at her home, Fourth
| avenue north.
Miss Helen Blake, a Minnesota 'U''
| student who is home for the holidays.
| entertained company of ten girl
friends Thursday evening at her home
| on First avenue souths several of the
guests being members of the LaChom
! sorority of Fargo college. An informal
social evening, of which a dainty lunch
was feature, was much enjoyed.
The first annual Christmas party of
the Teachers Training Alumni associa-
school was held Thursday evening in
the junior room of the church, the lat
| ter being attractively decorated with
the Christmas colors, with-a Christmas
| tree upon which were hung various
joke gifts that afforded large share
| of the evenings s amusement. A most
delightful evening of holiday fun was
enjoyed by the large number present,
| and one stunt was forming the mem
| bers of the various classes into groups,
| each group giving an original enter
! tainment for the benefit of the other
guests A piano solo by Miss Ward. a
| guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Fl.
| H. Frost was a pleasant feature of the
entertainment. Favors were name cards
adnrnp1 &C nd al
ors, in ribbon: Dainty refreshments
appropriate to the occasion. were
served.
Miss Frances officer, a bride-elect,
will be honor guest at a parcel shower
which the Epworth league of the First
evening at the home Of Miss Theresa
Howland, on Eighth street south.
| Maj. Royal H. Drummond, command
ant of the Kearney Military academy
at Kearney Neb., who has been enjoy
ing a two weeks visit here at the home
r,,hi Of his pa parents aG1 Mr. and Mrs r. "
expects to leave for Kearney Saturday
night. He is head of the military de-
partment, and instructor in mathemat-
had not been back in Fargo for two
years, and has been enjoying many
pleasant reunions with old friends.
Among numerous social affairs at which
he has been an honor guest was a
small dinner party Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. r. P. Tarbell 109
Thirteenth street south, he being an old
friend of Park Tarbell. at which affair
Master Maurice. Walters, now of ST.
Paul, chum OF Winfield Tarbell, was
also a guest Of honor. Covers were laid
very attractiVely used. Major Drum
mond will also be an honor guest at a
dinner party this evening, at which
Miss Alice Sargent, of Eleventh street
= south, is to be hostess,
: Master Maurice Walters, son of DR.. J.
{ NJ. Walters, formerly pastor of the First
Methodist church here, now Of st. Paul.
= arrived in Fargo Wednesday evening
for visit of week or ten days as the
; guest of Winfield Tarbell, of 100 Thir-
guest this evening at a theatre party
= which a number of his young friends
/ will join in giving, the theatre perform
= ance to be followed by games and lunch
at the B. NJ. Schwarz home, 923 Second
l.. avenue south. A New Years watch
party is being planned in Master WAL
: ters' honor, to be held at the Tarbell
home.
The local lodge of the Modern Broth
erhood of America has issued invita-
tions for the third of series of dances
. party for f Witch Invitations % have just
been issued will be given on Monday
evening. New Years night, in the
Knights of Columbus hall. Members
and friends of the order are looking
forward to a very enjoyable evening.
| o.
The members of the NJ. and s. club
enjoyed delightful afternoon Thurs
day as guests of Mrs. J. II. Stegge,
Seventh street south, that being the
regular meeting day. The time was
spent in the usual way, and a dainty
lunch was served. Guests present were
Mrs. johnson, of Devils Lake. a sister
of Mrs. Gillespie, and Mrs. Allen, of ST.
Elmer Opfer of Eighth avenue south.
!, will be hostess at the next meeting of
the club, in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Porritt, of Willis
, ton, N. D., are holiday guests of the
, formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Porritt, of North Broadway. They will
be in Fargo until after New Years.
At the regular meeting Thursday aft
, ernoon of the Ladies Aid society of
home of Mrs. George Brewer, 500 Elev-
: enth street south, the important item
: of business transacted was the annual
election Of officers: The following were
: vice president. Mrs. z. NJ. Schwarz; sec.
; retary, Mrs. NJ. Y. Teichmann; and
!: treasurer Mrs. George Brewer.
w. D. McTaggart, of Winnipeg, whose
.. expects to leave Saturday evening for
w inHlpeS. MI NC dS6d art HdS Deen
visiting here during the holidays at the
! home of his uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. D. l.. McTaggart, 1121 Sixth street
. south.
Edmund O. Freeman has as his guest
for day or so Phillip Webb, of Bis
marck, who arrived in Fargo Thursday
evening, and who will be guest at the
B. and B. club party this evening.
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Miss Winnifred Watson, of Winnie
bago, Mimi, arrived in Fargo Thursday
evening for a visit of a week or ten
days as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
/ Bruce, of the Wellington apartments.
| Miss Watson is a teacher in the schools
at Winnebago, which is her home town
The regular meeting, of the Young
: Peoples society of the Swedish Luther
J an church was held Thursday evening
J in the church parlors, with an unusual
: ily large attendance. Mr.. and Mrs L.
: M. Elserberg were host and hostess
during the social hour that followed the
routine business and the program meet
| ing.
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