The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-29
SOCIAL NOTES

Nearly a hundred Fargo public
school teachers attended the pretty
reception given in their honor Sat-
urday afternoon by the Fargo w. G.
T L. at the home of Mrs. r. NJ. Pol
lock. A most interesting program
was given. including several vocal
numbers each by Mrs. A. H, Lilli-
gren, and Mrs. ]. G. Dillon; several
readings each by Mrs. F. V. Hutch
inson and Hewison Pollock; and
piano selections by Miss Laura Lar
son. The guests were formally well
coined by Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson, state w. c. T. u. presi-
dent. Refreshment dainties were
served following the program. Chrys-
anthemums and other cut flowers
decorated the rooms. The next regu-
lar meeting of the union will be a
dues paying party. Nov. 8, with Mrs.
Stewart Wilson.
The M. and S. club ladies will en-
tertain their husbands next Friday
evening at Halloween party at the
J. c. S. Nelson home. All will go
dressed as ghosts, and Halloween
games will follow z o'clock din
ner.
The Fargo college sophomores will
entertain the seniors at an informal
party this evening in the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms at Jones hall.
A. Halloween party will be held
Thursday evening at the Oscar
Colbert home, by the Kill Kare Klub,
organized recently. The club mem
bers number twelve, and meet every
two weeks. r.
A big event of the week at Fargo
college is the all-colleEe party
Wednesday evening, in Jones hall
gymnasium. Halloween games are
planned, and all are asked to go
masked. A committee of senior class
members has charge of the arrange
ments, and jolly time is assured.
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Mrs. b. Rosenblum, No. 404 Pho
neer Life building, entertained eigh-
teen young ladies very delightfully."-
Sunday evening at a parcel shower
for Miss Libby Rubel, who will be-
come the bride of Isadore Horwitz,
the hostess brother, on Sunday, Nov.
loved, and the bride-elect received
many pretty gifts for her new home.
A costume party in celebration of
Halloween will be given Wednesday
evening by Miss Grace Adams at her
home in Moorhead. Twenty Moor
head high school girls will be the
guests.
Next Saturday evening is the date
set for a Halloween frolic which the
senior calss of Fargo college acad-
emv is to enjoy.
A delightful dancing party was en-
joyed Saturday evening by the mem
bers OF Eta Chi Omega sorority Of
Fargo college and their forty puests,
this being the last in a series Of
rushing functions. Quite a number
of alumnae members from out OF
town participated in the happy
froIic. Frappe was served. Phenix
hall. Moorhead, where the party was
held, was prettily decorated In the
national colors.
A large number of guests, mostly
Moorhead high school sophomores,
will be guests Wednesday evening
Of Miss Ann Huntoon at a Halo
we'en party at the Huntoon home in
Moorhead. Faculty members included
in the invitations are Miss Briggs
and Mr.. Caldwell.
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A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Petra Ulland, nurse Of st. Luke'B
training school, who is soon to be-
come q bride, when Miss Grinde and
Lee were hostesses in the nurBes
home parlors, Saturday. The parlors
were Beautifully decorated in orange
and white Dainty refreshments were
served and beautiful cut glass set
was presented the bride-elect by the
superintendent, Mrs Bondahl. in De-
half OF the training school and spa-
cial nurses. Solo selections were Civ
en- by Miss Miller, accompanied pw
estfng matrimonial reading was given
bv DR.. OftedaL Miss INLAND left for
her home at MayviIle this morning.
clinton Phillips. former Fargo