The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-24
SOCIAL NOTES

A social affair of late this afternoon
in which there is much interest is the
reception which the ladies' OF the aux
iliary to the Glad Tidings mission will
borhood and others from various
churches of the city, as their invited
guests. The affair will be held at the
mission. from to o'clock, and will
include pleasing program, which has
been arranged by a committee of which
Mrs. I. w. Bleckly, of the First Meth
odfst church. is chairman. The program
will consist Of q vocal solo by Mrs. Guy
r. Vowles, with Mrs. Dan Davis as her
accompanied; two readings by Miss
Alice Hunter, who will also give a vo-
cal solo, with Mrs. Bleckly as her &C
companist; two piano numbers by Mrs.
Home. by Mrs. F. c. Bliss, visiting
nurse OF the city. Opportunity will be
given for questions following Mrs.
Bliss talk. Mrs. H; w. Buck. Of the
man of the committee on refreshments;
Mrs. Bliss of that on invitations; Mrs.
F. II. stickney. OF the reception COM
pitteS; and M Mrs C. Ruttles. Of the
serving committee. This is the frst
party of the kind ever given by this
auxiliary, and has been attracting much
interest
Mrs. r. G. Veenker, of TIT Fifth
street north, entertained last evening
at pleasant surprise party for her
guest, Mrs. Q. w. Brown, now OF Minot,
who returned home today after brief
visit here. Mrs. Brown was formerly
Miss Della Jones, prior to her marriage
last September, and the guests last
evening were dozen of the young La
dies of the A. l. Moody. store, where
the honor guest was formerly employ
ed. Norwegian whist was the diver
sion OF the evening, and cards were
followed by a dainty lunch.
The Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity Of
the North Dakota Agricultural college
formally initiated into its membership
Tuesday evening, Louis Jorgenson,
Charles struble and Harry Lotus.
Twenty girl friends were delightfully."-
entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Walter d. Bachman. Of Ninth avenue
law, Miss Virginia Bachman, of Des
Moines, Ia. Fargo college freshman
this year. The AFFAIR was in celebration
Of Miss Bachman's 21st birthday ami
announced to the guests until at the
close OF a delicious lunch, when q
birthday cake bearing tweuty-one
lighted candles. in pink and white, was
taken in. The guests, some of whom
had known OF the anniversary anyway,
then turned the tables, surprising Miss
Bachman with the gift of leather
bound loose-leaf notebook. One OF the
on a football game, the crowd being
divided into four groups. Blowing an
eggshell about proved exciting snort,
and the prizes awarded were in keep
ing, consisting OF rubber articles to be
blown UP, an airship, a football. a bal.
loon and a punching bag. A floral love
story was an interesting contest, and
the prize was an artificial rose in the
center of which was nut basket. filled
with nuts Each group was asked to
dramatize a song, high honors going to
Ford Rambled Right Along The prize
was a box containing a varied assort-
ment of miniature musical Instruments,
Favors given during the lunch hour
ers.
Some Of the young people Of George
town, Mimi, are preparing to put on
play entitled, Squire Tompkins Hired
Man, under the direction OF Miss NJ. @.
Goodheart, of this city. The date OF