The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-09

MRS. 1. u. hughes, or $40 seventh
afternoon to one of the Ten Ten clubs
| of the Daughters of Isabella, The afk
| ernoon was spent in sewing. for char
| liable cause, and lunch was served BY
Mrs. Hughes.
| Mrs. C. A. Mclean, of Seventh avenue
south, entertained Thursday evening al
party in honor of Mrs. C. H. Bell, OF
4 Spokane. Wash. who Is visiting Mrs. j
L. Mclean. The guests were twelve ir
| number and music and games made uT
| the diversions of a pleasant evening
Light refreshments were served by the
hostess
Mrs. e. II. Nees, OF Ninth street
north, was hostess Thursday Afternoon
| at a delightful meeting of the N. s
club, entertaining the ladies at lunch
con. Covers were laid for twelve guests
at one table, whose attractive center
piece was a combination of pale blue
| hyacinths and yellow tulips The re-
| mainder of the afternoon was spent in
playing Norwegian whist. and before
| the club adjourned it was decided to
hold no more meetings until after Lent
Several young ladies, who are en-
i ployed in the counting department OF
the Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Co., in this city, gathered at the home
of Mrs. o. f. Nein, 1401 Fourth avenue
north, Thursday evening. The time was
spent in needlework, and with Vic
trola music; A dainty lunch was served
at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Nein was assist
ed in the serving by Miss Pauline Ny
gard. OF Lake Park. MINI.
A few friends who have been meet
| ing Informally during the winter will
| be guests of Miss Jessie Walker Sat
urday evening at 'pot-luck" supper
to be served at her home on Eighth
! street north. Later in the evening the
party will attend the basketball game
between the A. G. and Fargo college
ana the presentation of the play at the
A; e. The REGENERATION of Aunt Mary
which is to follow the game.
One of the big social events of the
term at the A. G. will be the annual
| viii hold on March II, which promises
to Guido any previous military ball. The
| number of outside guests is to be linn
tied to two for each member Of the bat
nish the music for this strictly mill
| tary affair, at which all of the cadets
will appear in full uniform. ChaperonS
for this ball will be 1t. and Mrs. F. B
Prof. and Mrs A. H Parrott, Coach and
Mrs. Paul Davis and Prof and Mrs. T.
/ B. Keene. Mesdames Ladd. PARROT, Da-
Wis and Keene will assist Mrs. Carrith-
and Lieutenant Carrithers will enter
tain the cadet officers and their cir
friends, just preceding the ball.
An operetta entitled, The Isle Of
| Chance, Will be given some time this
coming month by the junior class OF
Fargo college, the production to b,
coached by Mrs. g. l.. Hubbell and Mrs
/ #. j. Sucher. The first rehearsal FOL
the operetta was held wednesday eve
ming.
Charles II. Whitaker. OF Washington
ID. c., who was to have addressed con.
vocation at the A. c.. next Monday, -ha.
sent word that he will be unable to al
| his engagement due TO illness. Plan.
/ for next weeks convocation are befrf
| made and IL liz possible that there viii
be special meeting addressed by som,
Of those who have recently returned
Mrs. o. c. Anderson. Of Fourth stree
north, was hostess Thursday AFTERNOON
TO the members of the Idle Hour cluI
at their regular meeting. A very pleas
ant social afternoon was enjoyed, ant
an attractive lunch was served by tn,
hostess.
Mrs. A. p. Hanson. OF Litchville, N
/ D., who was in Fargo Thursday eve
| ming for the Accommodations reel
| tai, left this morning for her home Sh,
was a guest at the home Of her broth.
er-in-law, August Hanson, and family
city. W "''s u 'n''
Herbert Hodge arrived home THU
morning from a short business trip x
the twin cities
Mrs. A. stotta. ga Fourth stree
north. was hostess Thursday Afternoon
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