The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-30

The ladies' auxiliary to the local Y. |
NJ. c. A. is making arrangements to
MEs Sre Rdams IN and oH2r P and Ef Mr. Mrs, and
3. Dale. on New Years evening. The
affair will be held In the Y. NJ. c. \. |
parlors.
Miss Rachel Hunt and Miss AIeda
Melby, both of Grand Forks, arrived in
Fargo Thursday night, to spend the re-
mainder of their vacations as the guests
of Miss Doris Burns, formerly a resi-
dent of Grand Forks.
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Mrs. T. H. McEnroe, of S07 Fourteenth
street south, was hostess Friday after
noon to the members Of the Embroidery
club, a very pleasant time being en-
joyed. Piano numbers by Miss Margar-
ct Smith, who is home from her studies
at st. Mary's, st. Paul, gave much
pleasure. Another guest of the club
was Miss Archibald of Winnipeg, who
is here visiting Mrs. VALENTINE. The
hostess served a delicious lunch after
fancywork had been laid aside.
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The eight girls of the Pleasure Low
ers' club of Moorhead were entertained
Sondrall. at her home on Second avenue
north, that city. A delicious lunch fol-
lowed an afternoon of games and other
amusements, and later theatre party
at the Lyceum, where they witnessed
the motion picture play, Snow White.
Carnations and roses were used as dec
orations at the Sondrall home. The club
members are all sophomores of the
Moorhead high school.
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Miss Kathryn Baker was hostess Fri
day evening at the c. II. Baker home,
1140 Fifth street north to about six
teen of her girl and boy friends at a
delightful holiday party. Cards and
music afforded the evenings diversions,
and dainty lunch was served later.
The decorations were all in the Christ
mas colors, and included a Christmas
tree. The evening previous Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker were host and hostess at all
informal social affair, entertaining half
| dozen guests at cards and music, fol-
lowed by an attractive lunch.
Helen; little daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
! w. o. Olsen, sol Ninth street south, en-
| tertained eight OF her little school girl
| friends at a Christmas party Friday
| afternoon. Music and games enter
tanned the little folks, and early in the
| Lunch was served by Mrs. olsen and
occupying the place of honor in the
center of the table was an up-to-date
Santa Claus in an automobile. Gaily
colored ribbons extended from the auto
to each plate, being attached to pretty
gifts for all.
| Miss Marjorie Bacher, of ia Fourth
| avenue north, who is home for the hol-
idays from the Minnesota "U", was
hostess this afternoon to party of ten
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was an enjoyable feature Of the affair
| The decorations were all of a Christ
mas character, including a profusion OF
holly, and the tea table presented an
Bacher and her brother John, a student
at the same university, will return to
Minneapolis next Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. c. zech, of 1923 Sixth
street south, entertained the young
| people of the Evangelical church at
their home last evening. The affair
| was an informal one and much enjoyed
ing's diversions, and the hostess served
lunch. The decorations were principal
ly Christmas green's
| Mrs. James L. Rohan, of 80 Tenth
street north, was hostess this afternoon
at Q o'clock luncheon to the members
of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club, entertaining in compliment to her
| daughter, Mrs. John Haggart, of Wen
dell, Mimi, who is still member of the
club, The decorations were all sug-
| gestive of the holiday season. Cards
followed the luncheon. Mr.. Haggart
returns to Wendell tonight, but Mrs.
Haggart will be here until next Thurs
day.
Friday was guest night for the AL
pha Delta Gamma chapter of the West
minister guild, whose members enter
tanned in the church parlors:. Music
pleasant evening. and light refresh
ments were served. The AFFAIR was in
celebration of the holiday season.
Mrs. Walter Peterson of the Inn
proYement building, was hostess to
twenty young ladies Friday evening,
entertaining in compliment 70 her sis
ter. Miss Sadie Calkins, of Moorhead,
n bride of New Years day. In a con-
test OF guessing advertisements, Miss
Clara Malvey OF MOorhead won the
prize, the consolation going to Mrs. c.
Calkins of this city. In another con-
test, based on the word "matrimony',
Mrs Clarence Johnson won the prize,
and Miss Lillian Lang received the con-
the Christmas effect, and included the
adornment of the large basket in which
the parcels comprising miscellaneous
shower, were presented to the honor
Il guest. A light lunch was served.
Eight young ladies, all employed at
the Nonpartisan league here, Joined in
giving box party at the Grand Friday
II Johnson, who leaves Sunday for her
new duties at Bismarck. The theatre
party was followed by delicious lunch
served at the home of Miss Agnes
Christmas colors prevailed in the dec
, orations. Cards and music were also
. enjoyed at the Webb home. Another
! affair at which Miss Johnson will be
guest of honor is that which Mrs. J. l..
, Tompkins of Ills College street, will
) give at her home this evening.
Miss Mabel Brown, instructor in
i piano at the Dakota Conservatory of
: music, entertained sixten of her young
} er pupils Friday afternoon at her home,
l 1921 Fourth street north. Games were
5 enjoyed and refreshments were served.
= A Christmas tree was pretty feature
: of the holiday decorations.
Mrs. r. T. Holzer of Moorhead, en-
tertained a company of eight girls at
A her home Friday evening, compliment
tary to her two sisters, Misses Lillian
7 and Violet Peterson. The latter are
: saries are on the same day. Dancing
: games and Victrola music contributed
I to delightful evening, and delicious
: two-course lunch was served by the
hostess.
II Mrs. II. o. Lobben, of Eighth street
= north, entertained at o'clock dinner
:, Friday evening in compliment to her
: Mrs. II. H. Zwick, and the atter's
: daughter Helene, from Burlingame
n Cal. Covers were laid for dozen and
i, poinsettias and other holiday decora-
( tions were effectively used. The place
: cards were also in the Christmas de-
n sign. Mrs. Lobben entertained for the
: same honor guests again this afternoon
d ten friends being guests at an informa
: Miss Gertrude Lobben, who had beer
in California for a year and half be-
e fore returning home recently, will re-
J, main in Fargo a
Miss Florence Chilson entertained al
: a box party at the Garrick this after
i noon, complimentary to two of her for
mer high school chums, Miss Marjorie
Trotter and Miss Marion Sutherland
| who are home for the holiday yaca-
S tion. Lunch followed at the Chilsor