The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-16
SOCIAL NOTES.

1GAIn street HOFlH, entertaining d
dozen ladies in compliment to Mrs.
Frank Thompson, Grand Forks. and
the latters sister. Mrs. Seeley, Min
| neapoliS who are guests here at the
home of their friend. Mrs. Edward
| Corey. in the BurreIl flats. A thimble
bee was enjoyed. and at it's conclusion
| the hostesses served a very delicious
| three-course lunch. The decorations
| for the pretty affair were of spirea
| and pink and white peonies.
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Misses Rose and Hazel Cassidy, of
the Wellington apartments. entertain
| ed Friday evening at a dinner party
in honor of their sister. Miss Loretta
| Cassidy, of Grand Forks. who has been
here for the past week. and of Miss
Lillian st. Lawrence. also of Grand
Forks, who is here visiting Miss Alta
Olwin. Covers were laid for twelve
| at the fve-course repast, which was
greatly enjoyed. Miss Olwin will en-
terrain at luncheon Sunday for Miss
Cassidy and Miss st. Lawrence. both
of whom will return to Grand Forks
Sunday evening. ..--
Misses Hattie and Louise Luther.
| of 1105 Third avenue south. entertain
ed Friday evening in compliment to
their cousin. Miss Alma Flohr, soon
TO become the bride of John Lind
berg of Fargo. Ten young ladies were
guests and spent the evening hem
ming towels and dust cloths for the
| de-elect. Later a nicely appointed
lunch was served. Decorations in the
dining room and living room were OF
lilies-of-the-valley and pink roses.
Mrs. Allen Johnston, of Ninth ave-
nue. north. very delightfully."- entertain
ed number of young ladies at her
home this afternoon in compliment to
Miss Rose Tierney. bride-elect. The
in the linen shower presented her, and
the affair concluded with the serving
of dainty lunch.
Miss Helen Stubs. of Eleventh
street north was hostess Friday even
| ing at a miscellaneous shower given
| for Miss Irma Tildon. in honor of the
latter's approaching marriage. Six
teen young ladies were guests. and
| enjoyed pleasant evening with games
| and appropriate contests. Music was
also an enjoyable feature of the affair.
| and a prettily appointed lunch was
| served. Miss Tildon received many
lovely gifts for her new home.
Mrs. N. J. STREET., of Dilworth. was
completely and pleasantly surprised
Thursday, when she returned home
from town and found her parlor filled
with friends who had gathered to help
| celebrate her birthday anniversary
| Adding to her pleasure was the pre-
| sentation, after a nice lunch had been
served, of beautiful gift in remem-
brance of her anniversary.
%
Mrs. Benjamin Tillotson and baby.
who have been visiting in Fargo for
| the past three weeks at the home of
Mrs. Tillotsons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Lowman, expect to return to
Bismarck Monday. s.n&4..
Miss Nina Pollock. who teaches in
the Horace Mann school here, expects
| to leave about next Thursday for
Berkeley CAL, where she will take
| further study in French and Spanish
| during the summer school term of
| the University of California. Miss
Pollock will spend a few days in Los
Angeles before returning to Fargo. in
| September.
Mrs. e, w. Sewell was pleasantly
surprised Friday evening by a dinner
party arranged in honor of her BIRTH
day anniversary, by her mother and
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Whipple and
Misses Opal and Grace Whipple. The
affair was held at the Whipple home,
1442 Third avenue south, and covers
were laid for six.
Mrs. o. J. deLendrecie, formerly of
Fargo but now of Los Angeles, CAL,
arrived at Detroit, Mimi, Friday even
| ing from the east, and will he at her
summer cottage at Detroit lake for q
time. Mrs. deLendrecie's sister in law,
Mrs. .Basye, of Fargo, is with her at
the lake. Mrs. deLendrecie left Cali
4 e. - ryfott IT, he
meantime at New York city, Wash
ington, D. c., Montreal, and other
eastern points.
A meeting of Company B auxiliary
will be held Monday evening at 1880
o'clock in the Company B club rooms,
in the armory. A large attendance at
this meeting is urged.
Mrs. F. ". Hutchinson of the Strait
ford apartments, entertained a class
of her younger pupils in expression
work and their friends this after
noon, the guests numbering twelve in
all. The affair was informal, and
three of the pupils, Margaret Alsop,
Katherine Engebretson and Prudence
Gearey, entertained the others with
recitations of such selections as Loeb
invar, Cloud Pictures, Barefoot Dan
gers, Easter Time, The New Dress.
etc. Little Sarah McRoberts was to
have helped in giving the program,
but is at the lake. Light refreshments
were a pleasant feature OF the later
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Witherow, of
Moorhead. had as dinner guests FRI
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B.
Heath of Napoleon, N. D., and Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Morrish of Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Irvine and
daughters have moved into one of the
Ansonia apartments, moving from the
property at Ill Ninth street south,
which is to be occupied within
short time by its owner, William Bal
lou, formerly Of Fargo, and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Ballou have been residing
in Spokane, WASH for a year or
more, and are expected here within
the next few days
Max Moore, of Lisbon, n. D., ar
rived in Fargo Friday evening, visit
ing friends. He left this morning for
Grand Forks, where he will join the
State University OF North Dakota
band for chautauqua tour. Mr..
Moore will be engaged in the chau-
tauqua work until the summons for
mobilization Of the national guard
North Dakota Regimental band Of
Lisbon.
Co. Atty. H. o. Kjomme. wife and
two sons, Of Thief River Falls. Wis,
are here visiting Mrs. Kjomme's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M Campbell. 1907
Second avenue south. They will be
here for another week.
Mrs. Edna ID. Sherman, Of the A. @.
left this morning for the west, expect