The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-20
SOCIAL NOTES

the season. The seniors were also
| included as guests, and thirty in AL
were present. The affair was an un'
| usually jolly Halloween frolic. A
ghost met the guests at the porch
entrance, and led them around
through the basement door and UP
two flights OF stairs. the journey be-
ing fraught with many trials in the
| nature OF Halloween tricks. Ghosts
greeted them at intervals. and enter
ing the living room. they found only
the lights shaded In black, turned
on. Yellow shades covered other
lights. the entire effect being very
| striking. All the guests went elabor-
ately costumed in Halloween attire
| many being disguised as witches and
| fortune tellers. A ghost gathering
was held around the fireplace. at
which appropriate stories were told
and after a moonlight" parade
through three large rooms the merry
makers unmasked and scattered to
the various fortune telling devices
for apples was another diversion. and
refreshments in keeping with the af-
fair were served.
A tea for the benefit OF the Christ
mas fund for the soldiers boys Of
North Dakota will be held next We'd
nesday afternoon at tile DIR. r. M.
barrow home, Eighth street south.
under the auspices OF the Fargo
Votes For Women league. A very
charming social affair, to which the
general public is invited, IL being ar
ranged for this occasion.
Mrs. r. E. Miller, Seattle, Wash,
soprano visiting in Fargo. will give
solo, Rise, Shine, For Thy Light is
Come, CMacDermid), at the First
Methodist church Sunday morning.
Another special musical number
there at the morning service will be
quartet, Jesus, Lover Of My Soul,
(Nevin), by Mrs. e. r. Wright, Mrs.
J. A. Jardine, F. J. Sucher and o. M.
Varnson. In the evening the choir
will sing the anthem, o Taste and
CSullivan). Mrs. Miller has been q
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
6. G. Gardner, 901 Seventh avenue
north, since Sept. l, and returns to
Seattle early in November. Mrs.
Miller's and Mrs. Gardeners mother
was a childhood playmate Of Judge
c. A. Pollock OF this city. 49,
The Wednesday Sewing club MEM
bers and their husbands were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Fields,
Fourth street north, at a delightful
card party Friday evening. There
and the games were followed by a
light lunch.
A sIumber party was enjoyed Fri
day night by the Eta Chi Omega
sorority girls Of Fargo college and
their rushees, being held at the Au-
gust Meineke home, Eighth street
south, where Miss Ivy Waechter
rooms. A midnight spread, at which
covers were laid for seventeen and
yellow daisies formed the favoTs, and
q breakfast party this morning were
happy features OF the affair.
Jerome Aske entertained six boys
Friday evening at his home in Moor
head, complimentary to David Brown,
who moves soon to Des Moines, Ia.
Games and music entertained the
boys, and the hosts mother. Mrs.
Julius Aske. served a nice lunch.
Misses Marjorie Brown, Helen
More. Mildred Stranahanp and Ellen
Callandsr entertained at q progress
sive dinner party Friday evening in
honor OF John Johnson and Lawrence
Boerth, both OF whom leave Sunday
night for Minneapolis. From there
they will 20 to the Great Lakes
Naval Training station. The dessert
course was served at the DR.. G. N.
CaIIander home, where the remainder
OF the evening was enjoyed with
dancing. Ten young people COM
prised the crowd. 49, a
A costume party, with Halloween
diversions predominating, was held
Friday evening by the Fargo high
school freshmen, in the Agassiz school
The young people en-
joyed a jolly time.
The LaChom sorority Of Fargo coll
lege will hold a Halloween party this |
evening at Monson's dugout, Thir- |
teenth street south, in honor OF the
Organizations rushees.
Fred B. smith, well known religi-
Gus pulpit orator, will be honor guest |
next Wednesday evening at a dinner |
which the men of the Civic Fedora |
ton Of Churches will give. The re- |
past will be served at the church by |
the Tau Sigma class of the First |
Methodist Sunday school, and will be |
by an address by Mr.. Smith. |
Two very enjoyable pre-rally day
day events were held at the First |
Congregational church Friday. In the |
afternoon after school the Sunday |
school primary and junior depart |
ments were entertained with games, |
Mrs. Knopp and Miss Stowells TAX |
ing charge Of the older children, and |
Mrs. Arthur Warner entertaining |
the smaller ones with stories. Nearly |
sixty were present. Older Sunday |
school students had q jolly time in |
the evening, with such diversions as |
game. The affairs were arranged |
game. The affhairs we're arranged |
by the Woman's union and special
Sunday school committees. remnants /
decorated the parlors for the coca.
sion.
Mrs. II. e. Magiil was hostess Fri
day afternoon TO the Fargo Woman's
teresttng program: Report OF the
district federation meeting at Han
xinson last spring; paper on The Bad
Lands. Mrs. NJ. "A. Hildreth; and per-
sonai account of the recent state fed
GRAFTON delegates' trip through the
Bad Lands. Mrs. II. L. Bolley.
Mrs. walter Barker will leave in q
few days for an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. L. o. Knots, IN Los
Angeles.
An informal dinner party was ten
1ered their rushees by the members
1f the Delta Phi Gamma sorority or
Fargo college, at the Monson dugout