The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-10-17

her daughters, Mrs. G. w. Funk and
Mrs. Peter Mathewson. Pink carna-
tions made pretty floral aeforations: t;, aoIn,
! in both the various dainty appoint
ments and the menu. 80
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The Halloween fro1ic held at the
First Congregational church of this
city last evening, and which took the
place of the annual church picnic,
was great success, and afforded an
evening of much pleasure to the crowd
of about IT'S, both adults and Sunday
school children. who attended it. Early
in the evening games, in which the
children were the chief participants,
! were enjoyed in the basement. after
which all adjourned to the main audi
| torium where the following program
was enjoyed: Violin duet Messrs.
Loomis and Sweningsen; vocal solo,
| Miss Marjorie Cook; piano solo. Miss
Larson; reading, Miss Frances Emery;
| vocal solo. David Jones; and a movie
| reel. The Fairies Halloween, which
latter was especially enjoyed by the
gram was in progress upstairs, the
tables in the dining room, In the base
ment, were being set with such good
| les as sandwiches, pickles, apples
popcorn. ice cream and cake, of which
all were invited to partake. Yellow
and black. the Halloween colors,
decorated the tables, which also bore
candles with shades in the form of
witches and other symbols appropriate
| to the occasion. The basement was
further decorated for the occasion
with corn stalks, and numerous jack
o'lanterns. The committee in charge
1 nf tha II fHoff ffoi cicfo 80 NTyc
| A. P. Hollis, chairman; Mr.. and Mrs
i H. e. Reynolds, John Jones, A. A. Love
Miss Marion Hatch, A. o. Rupert and
H. A. Livermore.
Miss Edith Ryan and Mrs. Nc.
Clintock have returned to Wahpeton
after an over-Sunday visit here al
guests at the home of the former
mother, Mrs. r. F. Murphy, Of the new
Jackson apartments, on Second ave
nue. north. Miss Ryan will be a gues
there again this coming week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Emerson. o
North Broadway, have as their CUES
for several days their, daughter. Mrs
Robert Metcalf, of BarnesvilIe, MINI
The Sociological section of the Fin,
Arts club held it's first meeting Of tn
fall Monday afternoon at the Civi
Centre, with an unusually large mum
Der in attendance. Four new member
were voted into the section at tn
business session, which was followed
by an interesting study program il
charge of the chairman, Mrs. R. f
Weible. This section is to study socio
logy from the text book, Dealey's So
ciology, this season, and a thorougl
general discussion of the topics takel
lup yesterday, proved very helpful
The Sociological section decided yes
terday to conduct a parliamentar
drill during the first fifteen minute
of every meeting this season. In pur
suit of this study of correct parlia
1 mentary usage, the section will use
text book recently issued, and pre-
pared by Mrs. ]. Dickinson Sherman
| of Chicago. who is chairman of tn
| Conservation committee in the Gen
eral Federation of Women's clubs
] The next regular meeting will be hel
$ in two weeks, at the Civic Centre.
Miss Katherine Jensen was hostes
ing at the regular meeting Of tn
Home Economics section of the Fin
Arts club. The meeting was held i
one Of the domestic science rooms
and the program consisted of re
view of the Housewives league, b
Miss Green, and a review of the lead
ing articles in The Home Economic
Journal. by Mrs. Crime.
The May division of the Ladie
d Aid society of the First Presbyteria
church Of this city will give a coffe
at the home of Mrs. M. N. Hatche
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 10. All tt
II ladies of the church and their FRIEND
are included in the invitation to al
tend.
The Rector's guild of Moorhead wi
meet with Mrs. Maurice Freeman, @
Seventh street south. that city, Wee
nesday afternoon.
h The Century Dancing club of tn
IS city will hold election for new member
ii Wednesday afternoon. Oct. Is, from
g to 8 o'clock, in the parlors of the Fare
], National bank. Every member is espt
= cially urged to cast his or her vote
e Mr.. and Mrs. N.B. Black, of IL
S. Gardner, have. returned from Grar
Forks, where they spent pat, s,,f few @ day
g grandson, Norman, Jr., accompanie
/, them, and will be here week.
: Miss Grace Sullivan, Of East Gran
B. Forks, Miss Myrtle Mccoy Of Fergu
N, D., and Miss Tessie Mccoy,
4 Grandin, N. D., are among the guest
h at the Gardner hotel here today.
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e The members Of the faculty of IL
- Dakota conservatory together with til
IS natrons and patronesses of the Artist
g course, are to hold an informal RI
Q ception for Miss Anna Case, immed
n ately following her concert progra
here next Thursday evening.
Miss Esther Keller, Of the Dako
l Trust company force, spent the wee
| end at jamestown, visiting her pa,
ents, returning to Fargo Monday.
Miss Anna Smith returned to Ears
n this morning from Groton, S. D.; whe
- she had been visiting for the pa
e three weeks as the guest of form
s schoolmate.
., A very jolly stag party was give
e Eby the Alpha Gamma Rho, the DIT,
: fessional agricultural fraternity
= the A. c., Monday evening with Il
- agricultural freshmen students of th
:. college as honor guests. The latt
S. numbered about a dozen, and 3
: equal number of the fraternity mt
y participated. The affair began with
ID smoker at the fraternity house, 13
n Twelfth avenue north. followed by
e theatre party at the Grand, aft