The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-28
SOCIAL NOTES.

Misses Myrtle Wolstad, Margaret
Chandler Gladys Engle, May Stewart,
Esther Woldy, Ruth Fisher and Eva
! Craig, pledges Of the Phi Upsilon
Omicron sorority Of the A. c., sprung
a delightful surprise on the sorority
members Saturday evening when in
stead of an ordinary social gathering
at the Fisher home, as was anticipat-
ed, they entertained them at an Ella
borate progressive dinner party. The
first course was served at the Fisher
home, where the color scheme and
various appointments carried out the
Red Cross idea. Strawberries in the
form OF a cross was one unique feat
ure of the course. Before the latter
was served the guests were given a
physical examination, the questions
and answers affording much fun. The
second course was at the Craig home,
where a. French examination was held,
and where the color scheme was also
in red. The two remaining courses
were served at the Chandler home,
where another physical examination
was held, and where purple predomi1-
ated in the decorations and appoint
ments. After the dinner the lists OF
questions were corrected. and to Miss
Eleanor Kindred went a box of candy
in the guise of a wise old OWL" for
having the most answers right, and to
Miss Mabel Wold a similar prize, but
in the form of SILLY old goose" for
the lowest average. Later in the even
ing all enjoyed theater party at the
Garrick Twenty were participants IN
the affair.
Miss Marguerite A. Evans, domestic
science instructor in the Moorhead
public schools, will leave Tuesday for
her home in Cttumwa, Ia. Miss Evans
will be married there on Thursday,
May 81, at the home OF her parents,
James A. Garrity, city attorney OF
Moorhead. The wedding will be held in
the Catholic cathedral at Ottumwa.
The couple have many friends in
Moorhead, where they will reside in
one of the Walters houses, on Eleventh
street south, near the normal school
Miss Edith Flewen, who went to
Valley City Thursday to spend the
day, was a guest over the week end
at the home Of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Flewell, at Leal, N. d.
She was accompanied to Leal by Miss
Jennie Nelson, of Valley City. Both
Miss Flewell and Miss Nelson returned
to their respective homes Sunday even
ing.
Miss Nina Pollock's Sunday school
class of the First Presbyterian church
enjoyed a $3.50 o'clock breakfast party
Saturday morning on the river bank.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Trinity
Lutheran church. Moorhead, meets
noon, at $3.50 o'clock in the church par
lors. Refreshments during a social
hour will be served by Mesdames L. F.
Moe, Ole Martinson, o. e. Malvey and
Nels Miller. All members and friends
are invited.
Otto e. Gruenstein, formerly Of New
Rockford but now Of Chicago, is spend
ing a few days in Fargo visiting
friends.
Mrs. Edward GafHaney Of G1enwood,
Mimi, is here visiting at the home of
her son, ]. e. Gaffaney and family
1877 Seventh street north. She is on
her way to Missoula, Mont, to visit a
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hooper and son
Edwin Of North Broadway, spent the
weekend at Detroit lake. as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norby. They mot
ored to the lake and back
The Scandinavian w. c. T. U. will
meet Tuesday afternoon instead of |
Wednesday, because of Memorial day |
with Mrs X. ErdaL 917 Fifteenth
street north. Mrs. Erdal will be as
sisted by Mrs. H. Henning. Reports ]
of the recent district convention at /
Buxton will be given.
Unusual interest centers in the pro-
gram which will be given this evening |
at stones hall by Prof. =. A. Boeh-
mers class in Original Musical
composition, beginning at s:15 o'clock. |
The program viii include compositions
of fourteen members of the class, and
will include a still larger number of
performers. as some OF the offerings
are duets and trios. The Original
Composition class recital of the Da-
kota conservatory last season was one
remembered with much pleasure by all
who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Eek and Mrs. B.
q. Martin, both OF Moorhead, enter
tained at the second and last Of a SER
les OF pretty afternoon Affairs, today.
II was a bridge party, held at the Eek
home, and there were ten tables at
cards. Later a two-course lunch was
served. lilies-of the valley decorating
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