The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-30
SOCIAL NOTES

/ Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Clark, OF
i Tenth street north, entertained at din
sstnTSsy evening 1 IN co%pimsnt to
Il City, who ia one OF the ten young men
| OF that place to enlist In the marine
corps. Mr.. Clark spent Saturday in
from which place the corps viii Be sent
II to San Francisco. The guests at the
dinner party numbered twelve, and as
II was Mrs Ciarks birthday anniver-
American fags. adorned the, center of
the table.
II The dinner party given Saturday eve
II George Rusk at the latter's home. 1905
Front street, to the girls OF the
Achoth or Eastern Star sorority of the
Il Rusk and Mrs. Hey are honorary
L members OF the sorority. and both are
4 past worthy matrons OF Mecca chap
ter Q: r s. Covers were laid for twelve
| table. The sorority colors were used
| as decorations, and the scheme of sap
| phire blue and white was most attract
/ white roses, and by blue and white rib
| bons extending from the chandelier to
the dainty place cards. which bore a
design in the sapphire shade of blue
| guests enjoyed the evening with cards
and dancing. Mrs. Hey IL deputy in
North Dakota for the Achoth sorority.
A musical attraction of this evening
| is the annual home concert to be given
| by the Mems Glee club of Fargo COL
| lege, at the First Baptist church. The
party that will be held in the dining
| room at Jones hall, Fern Monsoon to act
as POSTMASTER. Numerous responses
are TO be given, by speakers repre-
club, as well as the director, Prof. B. J.
| Sucher.
Misses Helen Turner ana Esther
| Thompson were hostesses this after
noon at the formers home, Eighth ave-
nue. south, 20 the active and alumnae
members of Sigma Theta sorority of
about twenty. Routine business ana
social chat, together with fancywork,
took up the afternoon, and a dainty
lunch was served by the hostesses.
The children of the Hawthorne
school of Fargo realized a sum of about
s1l clear from their candy and cake
the Broadway stores. 1t is hoped that
this sum will cover the expense of SEED
and breaking the ground for cultiva-
tion BY the children n1rs Of garden this
use by Mrs. c. A. Morton. The proceeds
Associated Charities Of the city. "
Little Lorraine Lsrberg, daughter of
head, celebrated her 3rd birthday an
niversary Saturday afternoon by a par
ty. Guests at the Lerberg home were
twelve little girls and their mothers,
also numbering a dozen, who enjoyed
very pleasant afternoon. The decor
dainty refreshments were served at b
o'clock. Little Miss Lorraine was the
recipient OF many pretty gifts.
Mrs.. NJ r. Husting and Miss Lucille
ming from st. Paul, where the former
had gone to meet her daughter. Miss
Husting, who arrived In st. Paul Fri
day from Boston, has been student
OF oratory, which closes its term the
latter part OF this week. Most of the
usual commencement activities have
svsR Up n there s sDsRSs e. Z
err college and university, on account
of the war situation. AT Yale, for In
stance, there will be no commencement
graduating students to receive their
diplomas The last OF this coming month.
Miss Hustins has the honor of being
among the number recently pledged TO
the Kappa Gamma Phi sorority at
A dramatizatfon of silas Mariner, by
S SD w IL the Ss f HUsncs X ka time
school nextg Friday and Saturday eve-zl
the school, The boys Of the class are
the sk scenery s WSiie a the eirls sre busy iS
making curtains and such necessary
parap hernalia. Alvin Carlson is direct
Ing the stage and scenery construction.
BY Miss Lorine Pollock, Of the faculty,
and the play bids fair TO be a success
full one.
Mrs. r. T. Allison, OF Esmond, N. D.,
10 here visiting at the home of her
son. DR.. z. g. Allison. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth cadieux, of
Jamestown, are the parents Of baby
girl, weighing seven pounds and q half,
who arrived at their home Saturday
morning. Mrs. cadieux was formerly
also has many friends in this city.
Miss Gertrude Sim. 'who is to- be
sS e Xxi: sv cty wt to honor
guest Saturday evening at a rniscel1a-
neous shower given BY Mrs. j. T. Lock-
hart and Mrs. NJ J. Thompson. Prof
one Of the evenings diversions, for
which feature Miss Florence Webster
acted as toastmistress. Decorations
consisted Of a pretty arrangement OF
pink and white tulips.
Gothsemane guild will hold fits regu-
lar monthly meeting in the crypt of
the cathedral Tuesday afternoon, May
i, at o'clock.
Owing to a typographical error in
the account OF the annual Florence
Crittenton home meeting in Saturday
evenings issue. the statement was
made that III girls had been cared for
the sentence should have read iii"
girls.
Covers were laid for twelve guests
A. r. aarris q Fargo college, Ht sns sssur
day evening, for the debating teams
and oratorical board members. The
dinner was served at the college, and
1ags formed the centerpiece for the
colors extended to 1t from the chande-
Her. Small hags served as place cards
also, the patriotic note being in honor
especially Of two Of the number pres
both OF whom have enlisted and leave
here Tuesday. A program Of toasts
following the dinner was one of the
most enjoyable features Of the affair.
Professor Harris, who is head OF the
son. mas s04'ns' me 'SO-''' 'p'' sea
Mrs. DeCamp was hostess Friday aft
ernoon in her apartments at the Card |
Charity circle atstheir regular meeting. |
The attendance was large, and much |
Charitable work In the line OF sewing |
was accomplished.
Mrs A. L. Wall came home satur-
daxr from Hone, N D.. where she has