The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-07

approaching marriage. She is a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Politski, of
Fourth avenue north. Both have many
friends here.
Mrs. c. F. Alfred, Of Ninth avenue
south, was hostess Saturday evening
to the high school girls who served on
her committee that day in the maya
zine selling campaign of the local War
Relief association. Eight of the twelve
who were on the committee were at
the informal affair In the evening.
Music and making candy were the
diversions, and jolly time was en-
soyed.
The Alpha Delta Gamma chapter Of
| the Westminster guild of tie First
| Presbyterian church will be entertain
| Eleanor Rauech, 1116 Third avenue
| south. Miss Rausch will be assisted
| in entertaining by Misses Mae Feckler
| and Ruth Dawson. The members OF
the chapter are requested to take their
sewing for the North Dakota Chill
drens home with them, as that will
for the evenings occupation.
| Mrs.. Pierce Wolfe, of 431 Seventh
street south, Moorhead, will be hostess
| at two afternoon parties at her home
this week. On Thursday afternoon,
| May 10, she will entertain at bridge
luncheon, plans being made for seven
/ tables at cards. The other affair will
/ be given Saturday afternoon, May II,
o'clock luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe
will entertain at an evening affair
next week, when Norwegian whist will
be the diversion.
Mrs. Alfred Mum, of Moorhead,
4 H. Ill ,w.A
| girl at her home Saturday afternoon
from 2 to o'clock in honor of the
| third birthday anniversary of her little
daughter. Dorothy Margaret Num-
Games outdoors were enjoyed by the
little folks until o'clock, when Mrs.
Mum served lunch, assisted by Miss
Lucy Sauvageau. The decorations
were all in yellow, and three candles
In that shade adorned the birthday
cake. Little Miss Dorothy Margaret
received many pretty gifts in honor Of
| her anniversary.
The General Federation of Womens
clubs having requested its members
all over the country to omit all purely
/ war, the guest day that was to have
been enjoyed at the home Of Mrs. F. J.
i Thompson wednesday afternoon Of
i this week by the Writer'S section Of
! the Fine Arts club, has been given up.
| This was to have been the seasons
final meeting for this section of the
| club.
| Misses Laura and Elizabeth Zim-
norman, Of Moorhead, returned home
this morning from Bismarck, where
| they went Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday with their sister, Miss Anna
Zimmerman, who L employed there
The Arts and Crafts section of the
Roosevelt Neighborhood club will meet
Tuesday evening at s o'clock at the
Roosevelt school. A full attendance IL
requested, as plans for the exhibit to
be held at the school two weeks from
next Wednesday, will be discussed.
The day of the exhibit will be the last
meeting of the Roosevelt club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Keye had as
guests over Sunday the latters broth
err, Alfred Zuger and small son Jack,
of Bismarck, who came especially to
see John Keye. The latter left here
Saturday evening with other Fargo
college students who enlisted recently
Keye, who teaches at Glyndon, Mimi,
was home over Sunday to see her
brother before his departure.
The Scandinavian w. C. T. o. will |
hold Its monthly meeting Tuesday |
evening at the Pontoppidan Lutheran
church parlors. DR. A. Oftedahl will be |
Mesdames Christ Sydness, Morton |
sydness and Glen. All members and |
their friends are INVITED.
June IL is the date set for the senior
swing-out at the A. c., and the fol-
lowing day the banquet for that class
will be held at Ceres hall On the
the alumni dancing party. The music
for both the senior swine-out and the /
alumni dance will be furnished by
Baernstein's orchestra, and elaborate
plans are being made for two most en-
joyable occasions.
Mrs. A. r. Kupferer. Of Lowman
apartment No. Z, entertained half a
dozen ladies' Friday afternoon in COM
pliment to her sister Mrs. John
Messner, OF Hibbing, MINI. The time
was spent with social chat and fancy
work, and the affair concluded with a
delicious lunch. Mrs. Messner, who
has been here for the past three weeks,
left for her home today
Margaret and Robert Casselrnan en-
tertained sixteen boys and girls at the
home OF their parenta Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Casselman.. 1921 Eleventh street
north. Friday evening, at a masquerade
party that proved a very jolly affair.
All of the children were in costume,
such characters as Little Red Riding
Hood, Miss DanodiI. Miss Rose, Miss
Capdlelight, Miss America. Little Boy
Blue. ETC.. being represented. After
an hour the children unmasked, and
various games were played until re-
freshments we're served by Mrs.
casselman. The decorations were all K
in pink.
The Danish sisterhood was enter
tained at its regular meeting last week
by Mrs. Christ Larson. Of Sixth avenue
north a social afternoon. with needle-l'
work as the diversion, was enjoyed.
and the hostess served lunch. The Sis II
terhood is an auxiliary TO the mems /.
lodge, the Danish Brotherhood.
The Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity of
Fargo college gave farewell banquet
at the Annex hotel Saturday evening In
70 its members who have ,
recently enlisted In the hospital corps 4,
John Keye, Of this city: Loren and Ju-l
Ifan Nofby and Claude Baxter, ali ofI