The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-15
SOCIAL NOTES

! An informal dancing club of about
forty couples, just recently formed, Will
parties this evening in stones hall
Those who will act as hostesses this
evening are Mrs. William Young, Mrs.
Carl Sundquist, Mrs. Elmer Johnson
enjoyed from $3.50 o'clock until mid
night, and at IL o'clock this program
will be interrupted for the serving OF
lunch whose appointments will all be
| in the St. Patrick's day colors, green
and white. This club plans to hold
similar party once each month for
time.
Misses Marie safher, Esther Under
and Lenora Rasmussen, who on March
% will be graduated as nurses from the
Northwestern hospital, Moorhead. were
happy affair given by Misses Marie
Housman, Ruth Hess and Minnie Ram
stad, of the junior training class at the
same hospital. Miss Mabel Bloom, sup
erintendent at the Northwestern, was
also an honor guest at the affair, which
included q 1880 o'clock dinner at the
Comstock hotel. The table was adorned
fodils and ferns. Later, theatre. party
at the Orpheum, in Fargo. was the or
der of the evening. DR.. E. w. Humphrey
had loaned the young ladies' the use OF
his car for the evening, which was
greatly appreciated:
Mrs. 8. H. Bayard, of 1921 Second
avenue north, was hostess Wednesday
afternoon at very delightful meeting
of the Past Presidents club of the 10
cal w. r. c.. This organization meets
cali and business meeting yesterday,
after which the time was given over
to social chat and fancywork. Wednes-
day was not only the hostess birthday
but her wedding anniversary as well,
and as a memento of the double ami
versary, Mrs. r. H Knowles, president
of the club, presented Mrs. Bayard on
behalf of the past presidents. with
entation was preceded by few appro-
pirate remarks and congratulations. At
o'clock the hostess served delicious
decorations there was lovely center
piece of pink roses sent by Mrs. Bay
ards son, Walter Bayard, a senior at
Northwestern university, Chicago,
shortly before the supper hour. The
meeting next month will be with Mrs.
S. j. HILL
Mrs. e. r. Couch, of 1874 Tenth street
north, informally entertained half q
dozen ladies this afternoon at 1880
o'clock luncheon in compliment to her
house guest. Mrs. A. Q, Knutson, of
short time. Needlework and social chat
were the diversions Of a very pleasant
afternoon.
Master Keith, little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Knopp, of 700 Ninth street
south, celebrated his 8th birthday ami
versary Wednesday afternoon by enter
tanning two boy friends, Billy Whee-
| lock and Glen Howell, at s o'clock
lunch served by Mrs Knopp. A birth
day cake with eight candles was a
feature that greatly pleased the guests
and their young host.
The members OF the B. and B. Card
club were pleasantly entertained Wed
nesday afternoon by Mrs. r. H. Wal
lace, at her home on Ninth avenue
dominated in the decorations, and in
the viands comprising the delicious
lunch served. The afternoon was spent
| with five hundred as the diversion, and
! the club adjourned to meet in two
weeks with Mrs. J: G. Aitchison, on
Second avenue north. Guests of the
Mrs. Krogh.
Miss LeoIa Layden and Miss Lucy
Sheffield will entertain the Teachers
| Sewing club of Moorhead this evening
at the Sheffield home, in Moorhead
Serving of dainty lunch will follow
the work session.
Mrs. e. G. Opfer and daughter Mar
ion, of this city, will leave tonight for
| Waukon, Ia, for short visit with rel
atives.
Rev Norman Brighton, pastor of the
Fargo Christian church. returned to
this city Wednesday evening from Des
Moines, Ia, where he went two weeks
ago to arrange for moving his family
to Fargo. Upon their arrival here last