The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-26
SOCIAL NOTES

S. Bergen, OF Eleventh street south.
| Moorhead. entertained dozen young
1 men friends Sunday evening in COM
/ pliment to O.. Murie. q young natural-
4 list whose home is in Moorhead. and
| who only recently returned from an
/ extended sojourn in the Hudson Bay
country. Music was a diversion of the
1 evening. and Mr.. Murie entertained
/ his friends by relating a number OF
his experiences during his two years
in the north country, showing num-
Der of fine stereopticon views and
/ other pictures taken there, in illus
tration of his work. At midnight Mrs.
/ Bergen served a fine lunch. assisted
/ by Mrs. Leo Johnson. Mr.. Murie. who
| is in the employ of the Carnegie In
| stitute of Pittsburgh. leaves soon for
the latter city, and expects in the near
| future to accompany a party of other
naturalists into the interior of Labra-
| dor. They plan to sail some time in
May. and when in Labrador to spend
their time taking pictures and mount
! ing specimens, largely birds, for the
| institute. One of the objects of this
trip Is to investigate the nesting
places of various birds, and deter
mine the extent Of their fight north.
in Moorhead, is an artist Of consider
able ability in water colors. and colors
his own pictures and slides.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Jensen of $40
Fourth street north. this city. enter
tanned a company of young people at
| $3.50 o'clock dinner Saturday evening
Misses Josephine -Johanson and Ger
trude Nelson, students at Aaker's
| Business college and the Moorhead
i Normal, respectively. Covers were
| laid for fourteen young people, and
| the Easter idea was followed in the
pretty table decorations. Yellow pre-
dominated, and jonquils formed the
centerpiece. Games Of various kinds,
Victrola and piano music were d.
versions Of the later hours of the
| evening. "
Miss Nina Pollock, Of 210 Eighth
street south, was hostess Saturday af-
ternoon to a company of about TWEEN
| ty-four friends, the guests including,
among others, the lady teachers of
the Horace Mann school, the teachers
of special subjects, and the ladies of
the school board. Fancywork was the
diversion of part Of the afternoon,
and a number of guests engaged in
the war relief association work.
prettily appointed three course sup
per was served at small tables at 81 80
O'clock, each table. bearing a. CENTER
piece of yellow and red variegated tu-
lips. Mrs. r. M. Pollock assisted her
daughter. in the serving.
Mrs. G. d. Hongess. of "a Eighth
street south. Moorhead, was pleasant
ly, surprised Saturday afternoon by
dozen ladies, who gathered to help
celebrate her birthday anniversary.
They took viands with them for de-
licious supper, and remained for an
evening OF Norwegian whist. Mrs.
Hongess was presented with many
pretty gifts, including number of cut
flowers. The ladies decorated the
dining table in red, white and blue,
with the bluebird design predomin-
ating. Lunch was, served again fol-
lowing cards. i'm the evening.
Mrs. Riordan, of the Patrick fats,
will be hostess next Thursday after
noon to the ladies Of the M. M. w.
club. at their regular meeting.
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Mrs. F. L. Watkins of Eighth street
south, informally entertained about
dozen young ladies, mostly teachers, at
her home Saturday evening. Social chat
| and various games were enjoyed, and
. delicious lunch was served by the
hostess. ~. ..s.
Mrs. George w. Weller entertained
thirty small guests Saturday afternoon
at the Fargo Conservatory parlors,
| they being the children taking the nor
NAL course. of which she is Instructor
at that conservatory. Games were en-
Joyed following a short musical pro-
tight refreshments were served AS
sisting Mrs. Weller In entertaining
were. Misses Ruth Rushfeldt. Clara
Pollock. Helen SIMMONS. Hazel Cook,
Grace Fairbanks.
Mrs.C H. Hendrickson of 705 Fourth
street north, Moorhead, was hostess at
rev friends whom she entertained in
compliment to Misses Esther Linder
Marie Sather and Lenora Rasmussen,
uating from Northwestern hospital
this spring: Among other guests pres
ent were Mrs. r. M. Davis of Litch-
E Ense..a cousin otad Of Miss Linder and the
student at the A. G. The young ladies
remained for the evening. ENJOYING a
delightful social time in an informal
way.
Mrs. v. e. Verne Of All Ninth street
south. Moorhead, entertained a few
friends informally Saturday. afternoon
Miss Mildrid Romsdahrs guest. Miss
Olson was in Moorhead for the week
end, to attend the spring music festival
formed the diversion at Mrs. Verne's
home Saturday. and dainty lunch
was served.
About sixty friends delightfully."- sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vickernlar of |
this city at their home. $40 Tenth street
south. Saturday evening. The gather
Ing was in the nature of a farewell. as |
Mr.. and Mrs. Vickerman expect to
leave this week for New York city to
reside. Mr.. Vickerman's associates pre-
sented him with q handsome gold
watch and chain as a memento of the |
occasion.
Mecca chapter, o. e. s., is planning |
social session for next Thursday
evening, in honor of the Candidates
who have been received during this
quarter. There will be no business |
2 social time will be preceded by a |
features.
The Writers section of the Fine
Arts club will convene in regular ses-I
been invited to meet with Mrs. Dwight
Z. Mowery of Eighth street south,
Moorhead. The program will be in |
charge of Miss Jessie Comstock as
sisted by Mrs. Florence Bunce, Mrs. /
II. III. Casselman and Mrs A. 3. COZ
well, and will comprise a discussion OF |
Jack London and his stories. together
with original stories based on the title. /
A Kettle OF Fish. social hour and tea i
will follow.
The Industrial and Social Conditions
department of the General Federation
of Women's clubs (Mrs. John Webb.
chairman. Is Woodland ]. Ave, Glen
Ridge, N. j. announces the publication
of a new booklet of outlines for club