The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-28
SOCIAL NOTES


Rev. and Mrs. Martin Anderson were
host and hostess at dinner Friday eye
ming at their home in Moorhead to the
members of the quartet of the Trinity
Lutheran church, Misses Mildrid Roms-
dahl and Klara overly, Oscar Martin
son and AttiiIio Baggiori the organist.
Miss Dahl; and Miss Clara Void, who
was formerly a member of the quartet.
Mrs. Anderson was assisted in serving
and red roses formed the table decora-
tions. A delightful social evening fol-
lowed. the dinner sr. ~.
A happy luncheon party was enjoyed
this noon at 1880 o'clock at the H. r.
Turner home, Eighth avenue south,
when the sophomore class of Fargo
college entertained for the ten Fargo
college boys who have recently enlist
ed. Miss Helen Turner is president of
the sophomore class. Covers were laid
for about thirty in all, at one large
table which as 9STi am sRg
adorned many of the dishes in the
course of the repast. Miss Florence
Phillips was chairman Of the serving
committee.
The Mecca Past Matrons club of this
city hopes to secure the attendance OF
every Eastern Star in both Fargo ana
Moorhead at the afternoon benefit tea
to be held in the diningroom of the
Masonic temple here on Friday, May 4.
Instructions will be given in the Red
Cross work, which is thus to be aided,
and materials will be on hand for Red
Cross needs. The ladies are all asked
to take their scissors and thimbles.
Small donations for the benefit fund
will be acceptable.
Mrs. T. A. Mason and Mrs. NJ. T.
weum, both of Moorhead, entertained
very delightfully."- Friday evening the
unmarried ladies of the Concordia COL
lege faculty. The affair was held at
the Weum home. and the evening was
spent with fancywork, after which the
hostesses served a delicious lunch.
atoms used. and the guests numbered
about a dozen.
Mrs. C. A. Golfer. of st. Paul, a warm
FRIEND OF MRS; Vii. Leonard also .st0 OF
of the First NJ. e. church here, was
honor guest this afternoon at an in
formal affair given by Mrs. F. o. Knerr
dozen in number. were all intimate
Fargo friends of Mrs. Leonard. Fancy
work was the, afternoons diversion.
Mrs. Golfer, who has been visiting Mrs.
e. j. Briefly for the past week. returns
home tonight.
Mrs. A. W. Edd. of Underwood. N. D.,
entertained Thursday evening at the
4l9 Tenth street south. Moorhead, in
compliment TO Miss Olga Olson, of the
Concordia college faculty. The Waiter
is to become the bride of Claus West
berg, of Moorhead, early this summer.
Twenty of her friends were guests, and
spent the evening with social chat and
needlework. Carnations and ferns were
used as decorations, and dainty re-
freshments were served.
About sixty-five couples of young |
people enjoyed the delightful dancing |
party given th Fria ,nh evening zen at tns n nf
the A. c., which will be formally ini- ]
tiated into the Theta CHI a national
on May Is and 10. Among /
the Alpha Mu members. several of |
whose alumni were present, and includ-
ed in the gathering were also members
Of other A. c. fraternities. Honorary
2. F. Laid and Dean and Mrs. e. S.
Keene, and also chaperoning the young |
people were Lieut.. and Mrs. +. 3. Car
rithers and Coach and Mrs. Paul Davis,
Of the faculty circle. The emblem OF
the Alpha MUS, many times enlarged
and attractive1y illuminated, which
brilliantly displayed the Greek letters.
he hall. Adjoining the walls were a
number of large American fags, with
other touches of red. white and blue,
Ind the military note was also pleas
/
ID for the dancing by Baernstein's or
;hestra. Frappe was served through
)ut the evening. Arrangements for
this very happy AFFAIR were in charge
Of Walter Bender.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sim. of 1913
Fifth street north, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
also of Fargo. The wedding will take
place next Wednesday evening, May z,
1T the Sim home. and will be quiet
affair. The young. couple will be at
Hazel Mont.
Amy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Erickson I who was Ss,i ~ years old FFi
who was 10 years OLD the same day,
celebrated their anniversaries jointly
Friday evening at the Erickson home,
classmates were the guests. After
various indoor games, Mrs. Erickson
invited the children into the dining
room. where they enjoyed a fine lunch:
American hags adorned the table. and
here was q lovely birthday cake, upon
which burned twelve pink candles.
A Yeoman card party will be held at
The A. o. U. w. hall in Fargo next
Tuesday evening. beginning at
o'clock.
MIS-. h r.. WGADAes VINO was Al II
Jamestown Friday to attend a meeting Il
Of the state emergency committee. OF
which she was recently appointed a Il
member, was impressed into service as Il
1ne of the speakers at a Better Babies /
program in one Of the Jamestown thea
res Preceding the movies. which Il
comprised part of the Baby week pro-
oaganda, Mrs. Fl. @. Wick. OF Cavalier, Il
spoke on Club Work. and Mrs. Weible L
gave a talk on Better Babies. The Il
audience was a very large one. In hon
81 Of Mrs. Weible and Mrs Wick. an 4