The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-05

whether or not they belong to the
Roosevelt club. The membership limit
i in this particular class is placed at
| seventy-f1ve. The new move by this
] enterprising neighborhood club bids
| fair to be a popular one.
/ Mrs. T.. Francis, of Tenth street
north. pleasantly entertained the ladies
| Thursday afternoon complimentary to
/ Mrs. Z. Fl. Potter. of Casselton, who Is
| visiting here at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs y: l. Lincoln; The afternoon
| and the hostess was assisted in serving
a tempting lunch by Mrs. ]. r. Carney.
| The next regular meeting of this club
will be held at the home of Mrs. j. L.
Tompkin. on College street.
A pretty dinner party at which COW
ers were laid for FIVE young lady
| guests, was given Thursday evening by
Miss Lillian Monson at her home on
| Fourth avenue north. Moorhead. Pink
carnations formed the floral decora-
09s u for sas table a aRs as ser reRs o"s
the evening were enjoyed with music
| and games as the diversion. The guests
were Misses Nettie Rakstad. Flora
Jerde: Anna Duffy, Gertrude Roseburg
| and Agnes Wood.
I One of the larger social affairs of the
Mesk will. will be the Elk :. DANCING party
I in the spacious lodgerooms on First
avenue north, and music for the pro-
gram OF dances will be furnished by
time is anticipated by the many Elks
and their friends who plan to attend.
/ %
| The annual Loyal Temperance legion
J holiday party was enjoyed Thursday
| afternoon in the Mars and Brotherhood
| rooms of the First Methodist church.
Mrs: Lille B. Bowers, associated state
and taught the children a rousing L. T.
l.. yell. Several of the Marching Songs
| were sung, after which games were
played, under the direction of Miss
| of the local legion. Supper on the
cafeteria plan was served by the sup
| erintendent, Mrs. j. T. Warne, who was
assisted ASST by Mrs. Joseph Matters RS. and n
| tire crowd embarked in a sleighride,
| which is also an annual affair. Several
| inquiries have been made of those in
terested in the legion, as to who is
sponsor for the organization. The sup
| erintendents are appointed by the Far
go w. G: T. u. and meetings are held
every alternate Saturday, at the home
of Mrs. Warne. The meetings for the
new year will begin on Saturday after
| noon, Jan. 20. -
| The girls of the Jolly Six club were
! entertained Thursday evening at the
| home of Miss Anna Ness, 1891 Fourth
| avenue north. Plans were discussed as
| to where and how the club shall spend
| ing which there was a social time, and
the hostess served dainty lunch.
The members of the Delta Phi Gam
ma sorority were pleasantly entertain
| ed Thursday afternoon by Misses kath-
| crime and Gertrude Boise, at their home
| on Seventh avenue south. Sixteen were
present, and spent the time with their
lneedlework, after which lunch was en-
| Joyed. Miss Katherine Boise returns
| the last of this week to her school at
Bowbells, this state.
3D.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j., Lowell, jr.. and
| daughter Elizabeth, of 514 Thirteenth
street south, expect to start for Flor
weeks, going. via washington, D. c.
Mrs. NJ. Dillabough, Of Morrisburg,
Ontario, Canada. is visiting with her
Fourth Street north. and her son. A.
| Dillabough, of the Patrick flats Mrs.
| Dillabough has not seen her daughter
for ten years and her son for four
joyable meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McCulloch
weeks trip to points in the western
part of the state.
Miss Ragna Lund, who has been
| spending the past two weeks at the
home of her parents, TIC Third street
/ north, this city, will leave Saturday
| morning for Beach, N. D., to resume
her duties as fourth grade teacher in
the public schools.
The annual election of officers of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Plymouth
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
| home Of Mrs. r. A. Barchus, Eleventh
street north The choice was as follows:
President. Mrs. F. o: Olsen; vice presi-
Mrs. Ray Dean; assistant secretary,
Mrs. J. NJ. Bender; and treasurer, Mrs
E. H Stickney. Other routine business
was transacted, and during a social
| Mrs. C. G. Baernstein, of 220 Roberts
street, arrived home Wednesday evening
4 from a delightful three months visit
York; Washington, D: c.; York. Pa;
| Chicago and Minneapolis. At Baltimore
| Mrs. Baernstein was gueSt at the
homes of her daughters, Mrs. III. l..
Blout and Mrs. Phillip Kahn.
Complimentary to atumnae members
| home for their holiday vacations, the
Delta Phi Beta sorority of the A. c.
| evening at he home of Miss Louise
Rusch, on Eighth avenue south, thirty
six in all, participating. Progressive
| "rummy" was the game of the evening,
/ and following cards lunch was served
i at the small tables. Bud vases holding
| pink roses were used as the pretty dec
/ orations. Miss Rusch was assisted in
the serving by Misses Rosilla Ladd,
Marie Huey and Marjorie Iceberg.
sN %
Miss Mabel Fehling, who has been
spending the holidays at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. e. r. Buchholz, 81
Twelfth street north, left this morning
for Fredonia, this state, to resume her
teaching duties.
Miss Henrietta Lake, who is spend
ing a few days in this city visiting Miss
Helen Moody, was honor guest at a
pretty dinner party given by the Eta
| Chi Omega sorority of Fargo college
at the home of Miss Ruth Goodman In
the Ansonia apartments. Covers were
4 laid for ten at the dinner, which was
| followed by an Informal social evening.
| A party in which the short course
i students at the A. G. are to participate,
| will be held this evening at the college
armory.
Mrs. A. Luther, of Seventh street
south, will entertain company of ten
| friends at q o'clock dinner this eve
han, who has been spending the holi-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Manahan.
1 Miss Manahan Is a student at one of
\ the leading law schools of Minneapolis,
Il