The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-08

pink roses and yellow chrysanthemums
forming charming decorations for the
affair. A delightful afternoon at cards
was enjoyed.
Mrs. John Wyman, Of $40 Eighth
street south, entertained a club of a
dozen ladies at it's regular meeting
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Five hundred was
the diversion Of the afternoon follow
ing dainty luncheon served at
| o'clock.
Martin Hector, Of 1903 North Broad
party thursday evening. Mr.. Hector
| entertained a company of twenty-five
guests at his home, at Z o'clock re,
| evening. Pink roses formed the effect
i've table decorations.
Mrs. w. ]. Hey, of 1914 Tenth street
south, entertained a company of six
teen ladies informally this afternoon.
The time. was spent with needleworlk
and social chat, and later a dainty
lunch was enjoyed.
w. Mrs. e. J. Wheeler. of SIS Eighth
street south. Moorhead, was hostess this
afternoon to the Moorhead Bridge club,
a prettily appointed lunch following the
games.
Mrs. c. J. T. Doryland, of 1888 Thir-
thimbie bee ThErsca, SCI afternoon ] com
plimentary to Mrs Hale and Miss Hale,
from Washington state, mother and sis
ter of Mrs. w. J. Trimble, of 1401 North
Broadway. A dozen guests spent the
afternoon in a delightful social way,
and the hostess served an attractive
lunch, assisted by her sister, Miss Grace
Whitaker of AseuTy Park NJ
Bonita, daughter of Mrs. A. c. Town
ley, 629 1-2 N. P. avenue. entertained a
fax IF inns ~ nf
dinner Thursday evening in celebration
of her 18th birthday anniversary. The
decorations were Of poinsettias. and
other seaRonable effects. Games were
J enjoyed later in the evening.
Mrs. f. W. McRoberts. of 1923 Fifth
avenue south, was hostess this after
noon to the members of the Junior aux
iliary of Gethsemane cathedral, who
met to dress dolls for A. sale that is to
be held prior to Christmas. After the
work was laid aside. a lunch was
served.
Mrs. e. r Gestle, or Second avenue
north, was hostess Thursday aftornoo3r
at the regular meeting of the X. Y
club. whose members enjoyed the aft
/ ernoon as usual. with fancywork as the
| diversion. A lunch was served later II
the afternoon.
| Another very enjoyable dancing par
ty was given Thursday evening by the
, d. B. c. Athletic association, at tht
a., Knights OF Columbus hall. The anail
was, as usual, very largely attended bS
) young people of this city and it's vicin-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. D. Angel, of 2o1
! Eighth street south, expect to leave
Monday for the west, going via the
: northern route. with stops in Winnipeg
and Lethbridge, Can, and Bend, ore.
then to Portland and from there over
the Shasta route down to Las Angeles
/ where they will spend the winter.
Miss Mildred Christensen. of 80;
: Eighth street north, very pleasantly
entertained the jolly Six club girls
: Thursday evening. The time was
. spent in practicing various songs, and
Victrola music was enjoyed. After
the serving of lunch by the hostess
an auto ride was the order of the
evening. The next meeting, in two
weeks, will be with Miss Anna Ness.
MIR. and Mrs. H. j. LATTE, of Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, are expected Satur-
day evening. to be guests over Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Follett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Latitte were unable to make the
trip to Fargo last week. as planned.
The ladies Of the Fortnightly club
one of Fargo's leading study organiza-
tions. are rejoicing over the promised
success of the movement which they
started toward having special motion
picture films shown on Saturdays fol
the children of this city. This innova-
ton will be started at the Garrick
theatre here Saturday morning, when
it is expected that dozens of kiddies
will experience the pleasure OF seeing
Sleeping Beauty. The club women
hope to make this innovation a big re.
form. such as it has become in many
1 w ftAfa
out.
! A large number of parents anc
/ friends Of the children taking part. at
tended the recital given by younge
| students OF the Dakota Conservatory o
Music. at he Civic Centre Thursday eve.
ming. A program OF nearly twenty num-
bers was given, including both voca
and piano selections. and readings. Th.
tyounE performers acquitted themselve.
In their various parts with credit Il
both themselves and their teachers.
The Loval Temperance legion will
meet Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock a
the home Of Mrs. J. T. Warne, .superin,
tendent. 1905 Fifth street north
Mrs. Tom Sloan. OF this city. arrive,
home Thursday evening from Detroit
Mimi. where she had been spending tn,
past three or four days. closing her cot.
tage at the lake.
MIS-. Carl Davis returned hOm
| Thursday evening from MINNEAPOLIS
where she had been visiting for tn
past week with her son Dwight, a stu
dent at the State University of Mime
sofa.
i Such noted women as Mrs. Lansing
Mabel Boardman. Ida NJ. Tarbell an
Kate Douglass Wiggin were in attend
ance at the big banquet that was on
OF the features of the National Associ
Il alton Opposed to Woman's Suffrag
meeting in Washington, D. g. thi
week. TWENTY-FIVE state organization
are represented In the association
which has an enrolment OF more thal
100000 members, whose immediate OBJ
iectlve is the defeat of the nationa
| woman suffrage movement. Mrs. n. &
Young, of Fargo, and several other
from this state are attending the ses
sfons.
A well attended meeting of the la
| dies Aid society of the lScandinavial
Evangelical Free church was hel
Thursday evening In the church par
4 lors. The hostess. Mrs. It. Wufestad
served refreshments during a socia