The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-05
SOCIAL NOTES

Fully $50 participated in the Nee
ca chapter, Order of Eastern Star
social affair at the Masonic temple
Thursday evening. It was an in
formal reception given by members
taken in during the first three
months Of the present year, especial
ly in honor of candidates of the fol-
lowing quarter. Miss Mabel Garman
had charge of a very pleasing pro-
gram. 1t consisted Of several songs
by o. NJ. Varnson, with Miss Bernice
Gestie as accompanist; readings in
the Swedish dialect by Miss Stella
Halsten: and vocal numbers by Miss
Lokensgard, with her sister as ac-
cornpanist. Later an informal social
time was enjoyed, featured by
latter love story contest, with an
auto trip as the theme. A pair OF
gauntlet gloves was given Mrs.
Thomas for winning first honors, ana
the consolation award. q wooden
auto. went to Mrs. q. T.. Shaw. A
buffet lunch was served in the lodge
dining room, where Mrs. c. L. Peter
son and Mrs. Corey were in charge.
THE table decorations there were q
centerpiece in the form Of an en-
blematic star, with a tripod OF small
American flags. A number Of visit
Ing Eastern Stars participated In
the affair. er-..s
Prof. and Mrs. H. w. McArdle will
have as guests at an over-Sunoay
house party at their summer cottage
at Big Cormorant lake, the ladies or
the A. c. faculty. a dozen in number.
| The party plan to drive to the lake
Saturday morning in the McArdle,
Miss Edythe Grasses and another
car and to return to Fargo Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Ina Lowry, Lorine Pollock
and Lillian Forth entertained the
active and alumnae members OF
Sigma Theta sorority Of Fargo coli
/ lege at d box party at the oarrick
/ Thursday evening, this being one OF
the rushing parties. There were
twenty five in the crowd, and the
theater party was followed by sup
per at Prizes.
The young ladies Of the lucky
Ian club were entertained Thurs
day evening by Miss Laura Denison,
an Tenth street north. Sewing was
the order of the evening, and organ
numbers by Misses Ada Ltngren,
Blanche GRANDSON. Lucille Welsh
| and EVELYN Norman were enjoyed.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Guests of the club were Mrs. r. Il.
BRIGGS. Moorheads and Miss lola
Boatrnan. The club decided to meet
every two weeks instead Of every
week. The next hostess will be Miss
| Lucille Welsh. Red Cross work VIII
likely be taken up In the near future.
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The other members OF the Lucky
Thirteen club were quests THURSDAY
evening of Mrs. g. =. Norris, ell
Ninth avenue south. A nunet supper
was served at $3.50 o'clock, after
which each club was required 20
perform some stunt. A reading by
| Mrs. d. CHASER and selections by an
lmpromptu quartet were among the
most popular.
The Delta Phi Gamma members Of
Fargo college will entertain their
rushees this evening with a theater
party at the Garrick, to be followed
BY lunch at the home OF Miss Gracs
Loornis, Ninth street south, Mrs.
Loomis 10 q new patroness OF the
sorority.
Mr.. Edra Patterson, Eighth street
north. entertained the past prests
dents Of the w. r. c. Wednesday
afternoon. There was good attend
arice, and after the business session
the Afternoon was devoted to knit
ting Tor the RED Cross. At o'clock
supper was served. The next meet"
ing. the first Thursday Ia NovemDeT'
viii Be with Mrs. Skies. in Moorheads
The nrst rushing party Of the sea-
son 10 be given by the La Chom eor-
| ority of Fargo college Will De heia
| SATURDAY Afternoon ct the home Or
Miss Mae Hanson, Eighth avenue
/ south. The guests win Include both
acttvs ana alumnae nlsnbers, ana
| Knitting will be the pastirne.
The Fargo Y. w. c. A. win hold
a party this evening In the associa-
4 ton parlors for the new girls Of the
house. It will be a get-aequaintod
/ af9air. e. the majority Of the girls
/ CHINA DECORATORS.
/ Glasses IN CHINA Patntin8. waite
i CHINA and SUPPLIES. Edith
/ Fowler slOeums 1854 1Ith 81 ~
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