The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-12
SOCIAL NOTES.


happy pre-nuptiai affair given this aft
ernoon for Miss Irene Carpenter by
her aunt, Mrs. Charles 8. Foster ana
Mrs. George /. Foster. at their home
SIS Fifth avenue south. The bride
elect was given a handkerchief show
er, and later presented with number
of kitchen holders which the guests
al numbers by several Of the guests
added 10 the afternoons pleasure. Red
and white carnations were used as dec
orations for the attractive lunch that
was served. Miss Carpenter and DR..
Rolfe fainter. of Chicago. her fance.
who arrives here this evening, will be
guests of honor at an informal aTalr
m. 4n g sTna by .1 MT and Miss Mrs capen
ter will also be honored with a dinner
party to be given to a small company
of young ladies by Mrs. Thomas B. Hull
at which Mrs. II. r. Turner will be
hostess Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Pierce Wolfe, of Seventh street
south, Moorhead, entertained forty Ia
dies at luncheon and thimble bee this
afternoon. The dainty repast was serv-|
ed at 1880 o'clock, covers being laid for
room. and the others seated at tables
for four each. Pink and white double
tulips and sweet peas adorned the ia
bles, and to the place cards were at
tached tiny flags. Assisting Mrs. Wolfe
in serving were Misses Flora Lewis,
Ruth Paulson and Angelina WIKI, the
latter of whom later delighted the
little daughter of the hostess. assisted
in various ways during the delightful
affair.
The Music section of the Fine Arts
club will meet Monday afternoon at
the usual hour, 4 o'clock, at Mrs. c. II.
Anheier's home. The program Will be
on French composers. This will be the
H. kEvarr - h. hNNf N
closing session will be given over to an
organ program, by the organ group OF
the section. The Choral group will
the orpheurn theatre FOR finaI rehearsal
for the Baggiori beneat concert Tues
day evening.
Mrs. L. w. Bohn, of the Ansonia
apartments, entertained a dozen guests
at dinner Thursday evening as happy
surprise for her husband. whose birth
day anniversary was thus celebrated:
POSTMASTER, and there were amusing
responses by all of the guests. Red,
white and blue flowers were used as
decorated with flags instead of candles.
Bridge followed the dinner, Mrs. p. w
Satory making high score. Mrs. w. B.
diversion. of Williston, was an out-of-
town guest.
One of the very pleasant pre-nuptial
affairs of the week for Miss Irene Car
Rsntsr, was given P snd .s
at their home on Third avenue south.
Twenty-Five were guests, and spent the
evening making dust cloths and tea
towels for the honor guest. The latter
also received a parcel shower, present
ed in a clever imitation battleship, dec
grated in the national colors In DEFER
ence. to Miss Carpenters hanse; VINO
drawn in by little Jean Thomp--
son, garbed as a sailor lad. and
navy pennants decorated the rooms to
further carry out this idea. A delicious
lunch was served after several infor-
NAL games.
A crowd filling the assembly hall of
the consolidated school at Glyndon
greeted the Fargo College orchestra
Friday evening. The program met with
much appreciation, and included num-
bers by Fern Mons9n as reaaeT Ia INSTEAD Ms
seth as vocal soloist: Prof. A. j. Steph-
ems, director, accompanied the orches-
ira, the trip being made in autos. The
concert was given under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid society of that place.
At its conclusion, Miss Katherine Keye,
of this city, who teaches there, and
several Sf her Pupils us sesxsd sns nas
of the orchestra.
The Fargo college academy juniors
envy this evening at the Annex hotel |
Covers will be laid for twenty-five, and
an interesting program of toasts will
be given, with Jack Bangs acting as
POSTMASTER He 10 also president of
the Junior class, whose secretary is
Louise Martin, and treasurer. Gladys
Turner. Beatrice Morgan Is president |
will predominant in the table decora-
tions for the affair. MISS Emerson is |
faculty member of the senior class, and |
Miss Dwyer of the Junior class. Both |
will be present.
Among those in charge of the annual
junior banquet to the senior class of
Fargo college. which will be held this
evening in the 'diningroom of Jones
hall, at the college, are the following: |
Invitations committee. Martha Dittn1er. |
May Ball and Milton Sweningson; dec |
orations committee, Ivy Waechter, |
Guenn Guthrie. Gertrude Cullen, and |
Monson. of the Junior class. Responses
on the program of toasts will be made |
by Raymond Barrett, president of the |
senior class; Miss Marjorie Cook, pres |
ident of the Junior class; Prof H. c. |
Beyl, faculty adviser for the senior |
class; Dean r. z. Robinson and Acting |
Dean Guy R. Vowles, junior adviser. |
Only members of the two classes and |
the faculty members above named will |
participate in the banquet, covers to be /
laid for forty.
The woman's Catholic order of For
esters will meet promptly at o'clock !
A. o. u w. hall. After short bust |
ness session, card party will be held, |
in honor of the twentieth anniversary
of st. Mary's court. All members and |