The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-11
SOCIAL NOTES.

l 0OSlk1A NO1 Ed.
Miss Harriet Pearson, assistant libra
rian at the North Dakota Agricultural
college library, entertained the unmar-
ried ladies Of the college faculty, about
| dozen in number, at a delightful May
day kensington Thursday evening, at
her home on Eighth street north. Fan
o'clock. when the doorbeiI rang and a
pretty May basket filled with spring
flowers was found outside. From each
t bunch OF flowers. as many as there
were drawn, to see which should be
May queen. To Miss Bessie TAYLOR fell
that honor and she was crowned by her
a az ma ot Miss Marie Marie kammsyer Al
Queens" subjects. and the grantinE Of
| q boon to each one by her majesty"
afforded considerable fun, the only
vatious duties. tateT pG MaY poIs wS az
wound, and various May day games
were enjoyed. after which q delicious
buffet lunch was served by Miss Pear
son, assisted by Miss Kate North, The
lunch appointments were in keeping
with the May day idea, the ice cups be-
ing in the shape OF roses, and other
details to correspond.
The young ladies of a sewing club
| TO which the honor guest belongs, were
guests this afternoon at the charming
Callander and sister-in-law, Mrs. A. l.
Wall. in compliment to Miss Irene Car
penter. The affair was held at the Cal
lander home, 1ll2 Third avenue south.
Carpenter was presented with a parcel
shower of many lovely gifts. Daisies
ana tulips, carrying out color scheme
of white and red, formed the decora-
tions for the tables at which the dainty
lunch was served.
Mrs. Grant Terryll. Of 81 Tenth street
north. entertained the dozen ladies who
club. at her home Thursday afternoon.
Lunch followed cards, and a guest Of
the club yesterday was Mrs. p. ].
Reilly. ri.
Twenty-eight ladies were guests
Thursday afternoon at pretty bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. Pierce Wolfe
white double tulips decorated the
luncheon tables. and both the place
cards. and the tally cards bore an
American rag design. A delightful
ing the luncheon. Mrs. William Shea
and Mrs. l. Pilot getting high and low
score respectively. company of forty
friends Will be guests Of Mrs; Wolfe
The freshman class of Fargo college
will enjoy hike up the river Satur-
day morning. A campfire breakfast will
be prepared. Dean r. P. Robinson is
faculty member of the class.
Mrs. Reuben s. Turner. Of 3S4 Eighth
avenue south, was hostess this after
noon to bridge club meeting. Lunch
con was served at 1880 o'clock, daffo-
dis being the table decorations, and
bluebird tally cards were used for the
tables at cards, Mrs. o. Hegge acting as
substitute for one Of the members.
the 4. &. viii give a dancing party at
the college armory this evening, be-
ginning at $3.50 o'clock. Malchow's or
chestra will play for the informal pro-
gram of dances.
A. G. Tellner motored back to James
town this morning, after spending
week in this city. He visited one day
while here with Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Mrs. Matt Siegel and family have as
guests the formers sister and niece,
Rabinovitch, Of Grand Forks who ar
rived here Thursday for weeks visit.
Mr.; and Mrs. George stillman and
son, George, jr., of Duluth, arrived here
this morning and are at the home of Mrs
Stiflman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Holzer, 319 Third street north. Mr.
HolSer is quite Ill. which many friends
The May committee OF the Ladies'
guild of the Christian church will hold
trunk store SATURDAY: '"' '
Having decided to meet throughout
the summer every two weeks, and to
devote their meetings to making hos
pital supplies. the ladies of the Con-
genial club received their first in
structions in this work Thursday aft
ernoon' when Mrs Joseph Nelson. Mrs;
and Mrs B. Rjorstad were hostesses at
north. Mrs. H. L. Rolley. of the Fargo
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and by the time the meeting had adj
9Journed two dozen body binders had
been completed. The next meeting OF
the the home Of Mrs. N" Il. L. Pst Pete sons also
on Ninth avenue north, and at that
time officers will be elected for the en-
suing year, and plans more fully dis
cussed for the work campaign.
Quite . number OF members OF the
local Degree OF Honor will attend the
convention at Jamestown May Is and
win be Mrs, Fred Knowles. and others
who will probably attend from Fargo
are Mr.. and Mrs. =. j. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. j. Reilly, Mrs. Herbert Mason,
Mrs. Grant Terryll and Mrs McLareTl.
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Mrs. MAZE Douglas Rindlaub left
Thursday night for Washington, .. C.,
to attend the convention of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Art, as a represents
tive of the North Dakota Art associa-
ton and of the art department of the
North Dakota Agricultural college.
Mrs. Rindlaub will probably be gone
about two weeks, and will make stops
in New York. Pittsburgh, Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul.
The meeting to have been addressed
by Miss Clark, returned missionary at
the First Conversational church this
evening at s O'clock, will be held in
stead at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
r. A. Beard, 713 Third avenue south.
Miss Clark comes here at the invitation
of the Woman's union, and all inter
ested in mission work In China are in
vited to be present.
Young Peoples society OF the United
Lutheran church will be held in the
church parlors this evening at 3
o'clock. with Miss Clara Aakre, Miss
Clara Egge and Mrs. o. g. Lindvig as
the hostesses. Program features will
be several songs by the girls quartet