The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-23

at the Garrick Thursday afternoon,
t Whither o,b they were accompanied by
er all returned to the Bigelow home, IN
the Jackson apartments, where flags
| and other emblems in the national COL
| ors formed decorations appropriate to
the day. In an advertising contest that
| was one of the diversions there, Marvel
Nichols and Jack Crabbe won the priz-
es for the most correct answers. A
prettily appointed lunch was served by
Mrs. Bigelow. Miss Margaret will en-
terrain another company of sixteen
friends at theatre party at the Gar
| rick this evening. following which they
will return to her home for lunch.
E o.
Mrs. T. C. Beardsley, OF Ninth street
| north, and Mrs. c. S. Edgar were host
Beardsley home to the other members
of the N. s. club, with whom IL was
guest day, each having been invited to
take friend. Rock was the diversion
much amusement, and later an attract
i've lunch was served. In keeping with
the Washington anniversary, flags
formed the decorations.
Mrs. J. Dady, Of Sixth street south,
was hostess Thursday afternoon to the
ladies OF the Idle Hour club, who as
usual spent the afternoon with their
sewing. The hostess served a dainty
three-course lunch, for which yellow
jonquils and tulips formed the decora--
tons: Mrs. Q. G: Anderson. Of 725
club in two weeks.
A largely attended church social in
celebration of Washingtons birthday
Thursday evening was. that given by
the various young peoples organiza-
ton Of the First Baptist church, in
which about q hundred participated.
1t was held in the church parlors,
which were deliberately decorated with
many American flags prettily ar
ranged. Small flags, some tied with red
some with white and others with blue
ribbons, were passed around, dividing
the crowd into groups for the even
ings diversion. Progressive games
were played in different parts of the
parlors, individuals progressing from
one group to another, and the various
groups later progressing from one
table to another, so that all had q
turn at each game. Patriotic songs
in which all Joined were feature, and
the Fargo college Boys Glee club gave
three or four numbers. One OF the
most popular was There Little Girl,
Don't Cry, in which the director. Prof.
F. ]. Sucher. took the solo part. A
light lunch was served. Committees
from the various organizations ar
ranged the social, Walter Warner be-
ing general chairman.
day afternoon of Miss Marion John
son, OF the A. c.. at pleasant Wash
ington's birthday party held at her
home. Red, white and blue predomin-
ated In the pretty decorations of the
luncheon table. and very delightful
afternoon was enjoyed.
TS~aaa~IoIy - NTa,,&H.
Broadway, who has been i'll in bed
for about three weeks is now able to
be around again, and has resumed
his practice. Their many friends will
also be glad to learn that Mrs. Gron-
void is now much improved In health,
after a long illness.
Mrs. w. J. Plant and little daugh-
ter Lois, from Detroit, Mimi. are ex-
pected to arrive in Fargo this even
ing to spend a couple Of days as
guests at the J. N. Jensen home, 1910
Fifth avenue south. Mrs. Plant has
many friends in Fargo. her former
home.
A number of the public school
teachers Of this city were guests
Thursday afternoon OF Miss Eckburg,
of the Central school. and Miss Bay
Tor, of the Hawthorne school, who en-
tertained in their rooms on North
Broadway. An informal social after
noon was enjoyed, with needlework as
the diversion.
Miss Marguerite Lovejoy, of Balti-
more, Md, who has been in this city
for the past week as guest at the
T. G. Comstock home. 515 Tenth street
south, expects to leave Saturday
morning for Minneapolis, where she
will visit for several days en- route
back to Baltimore.
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]. N. Jensen, of this city. returned
home Thursday from couple of
days sojourn in Minneapolis, where he
went to attend Credit Mems banquet
Tuesday.
NEW CHINA
For decorating, just arrived. Satsuma,
white China supplies. Edith Fowler
Slocun, 1884 Eleventh street north.
Phone 2422-J.--Adv.
Gard Of Thanks.
We. wish to thank all our kind
friends and relatives, also organiza-