The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-26
SOCIAL NOTES

The local Daughters OF Isabella cele-
brated the second anniversary of the
setnS Of s s On o' evsn1E at
with a Prayer For Peace. following
which the assembly sang America.
los and quartets, and short talks by
the members, tracing the history of the
local court, to date. 1t was organised
here on April 26.l91s with a charter
a membership of 10S. Interesting talks
were given on Loyalty, and there was
q paragraph of Irish history, dating
fne taF mss Sso given am the
Red Cross society. The above mention
ed features were interpreted with
fancy dancing by some of the members.
countrys present crisis. by the Daugh-
ters of Isabella, were outlined in pa
per containing the resolution adopted
by the national court of the order. New
York city, in regard to that matter. 1t
afforded explicit instructions for the
local Daughters. The program closed
with singing the Star Spangled Banner,
soliowing which there was social sa
Mrs. A. ]. Williams, Mrs. George Schaf,
Mrs. William Kurke and Miss Nora
Fields, who served frappe and small
cakes. About seventy-hve were pres
emit.
Informal and most delightful in ev-
cry feature was the tea given this aft
head. and Mrs. Curtis Pomeroy, of
Barnesville, at the formers home for
Mrs. Edwin c. Poneroy, of New York
city. The guests numbered nearly sev-
cities. The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. o. j. Hagen, who took charge or
the diningroomi Misses Jessie Com
onS SAaIia nrSdSa HtbS 2oiiraS tao ana
several of the Moorhead Normal school
girls, the latter of whom assisted in
the serving of the refreshment daint-
decorations was a pretty shade of pink,
and carnations we're effectively arrang-
ed in the various rooms: The honor
guest and her three children expect to
leave Moorhead next Monday for their
home in New York city.
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One Of the social affairs of especial
Interest this week ,hs t e n NUMBER aoneS Of
party that will be held at the frater-
nifty house Friday evening. It will be
q farewell affair in a way, as it will
tion of young men will give under the
name OF Alpha Mu, that fraternity
having recently been elected to mem
bership in the Theta Chi.
A very delightful reunion of local
men who attended the International
Saengerfest held in christiania, Nor
way, in 1914, was enjoyed "Wednesday
Axel Larson. on Seventh street north.
| Fourteen of that group were present,
and spent the evening indulging in
"reminiscences singing Eg asp DIne6nt,
speeches Both American and Norwe-
gian flags adorned the various rooms
of the Larson home, and red roses
formed lovely decorations for the
bountifuliy-laden supper tables.
| An entire program Of original work
was given wednesday afternoon at the
meeting OF the Writer'S section of the
Fine Arts club. at the home of Mrs. r.
]. Thompson, on First avenue south.
Mrs. Roe e. Remington read q play of
some Length also poem poem n and Poems Poems
comstock chairman Of the section, and
Mrs. John Frame. The meeting Was a.
very interesting one.
The Degree Of Honor of Fargo will
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the A. Q. U. W. hall.
Election OF officers featured the
meeting Of the Third division OF the
Woman's union OF the First Congre-
gational church Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. w. e. Bachman.
on Ninth avenue south. Mrs. F. B.
Leach was reelected chairman, Mrs.
w. e. Bachman secretary and Mrs.
c. p. Brown. treasurer. Impromptu
program features yesterday were piano
duets by Mrs r. j. Burfening and
Mrs. Bachman A pleasant social hour
was enjoyed. The next meeting OF the
union. on the third Wednesday in May
at the home of Mrs. G. p. Brown, will
be the final one OF the present sea-.
son.
Mrs. G. A. Davick will entertain the
Dorcas society OF st. Paul's Lutheran
church Friday evening at her home.
s27 Fourth street north.
A membership contest that has re-
suited in the gain OF ten new mem
bers. closed Wednesday evening with