The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-15

Mrs J. d. Penhiter, OF sls Ninth ave-
anniversary Saturday afternoon by en-
tertaining a dozen of his little friends.
Games were followed by a supper serv-
ed at 4:30 o'clock by Mrs. Penhiter, as
Moorhead. and Miss Nellie Cosgriff, of
this city. A large birthday cake, light
ed by six pink candles. was especially
up, and after supper Master Donovan
attired himself In Santa Claus cos
tune, and distributed to his guests ia
vors consisting of pink stockings filled
with candy and popcorn. The holiday
idea also predominated in the various
pretty appointments for the supper.
Nearly forty young ladies participat-
] ed in the party given by the Young
4 Womens class of the college depart
ment of the First Methodist Sunday
school, taught by Mrs. w w. Tousley.
the home of Mrs. /. w. Smith, 1926
Thirteenth street north. Two college
basketball games that evening decreas-
new members of this class, which is
vying with the Young Mems class in
| a membership contest, were present
Saturday evening, and at the Sunday
| morning meeting the two classes tied
in the matter of attendance. The Young
| Women's class now has thirty-three
new members gained. Singing and
g0ed anS asf Snjeysd
| fashioned from tissue paper, all Joined
| in a grand march. Games and refresh
ments were also features of the happy
affair. Miss Rose Meth was chairman
of the general entertainment commit
| tee, and various subcommittee assisted
in planning the frolic.
The Pan-Hellenic banquet, which had
! been scheduled for jan 10, will not now
be held, it is thought by those in
charge of the plans, until about the
affair participated in by the Greek let
ter men of this city, and this year is
under the auspices of the local chapter
of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. The
| committee on arrangements consists of
NJ. l.. Hubbard, Harold Wilson and Mel
vim Hildreth.
The Gamma Neche sorority of the
Moorhead Normal school held formal
| initiation services this morning begin
| science rooms and gymnasium. Four
new members were initiated, being
Misses Florence Quick, Ella Dagle,
| Jennie Anderson and Stella Rosemeier
| con at 2 o'clock at the Comstock no
| tel, at which covers We're laid for about
thirty in ALL Faculty members of the
sorority are Miss Helen Harrelson, Miss
| Ethel Banta, Miss Wilhelmina Meyer
and Miss Jennie Sanders. The decora-
| lions carried out the sorority colors of
gold and white in charming effect. Lat
| er in the afternoon theatre party at
the Garrick. in this city, was enjoyed.
| Miss Anne Brown, president of the sor-
| GRITTY, and Miss Ruth Martz comprised
affairs of today in charge. Next Mon
! day afternoon, at the Comstock hotel,
the Gamma Neches will hold a recep-
tion at which the members of the
IF hn
ulty members will be honor guests. 1t
| will be formal affair. A Gamma Neche
dancing. party, to be held in the college
evening of Feb. IL.
A social afternoon is to be enjoyed
wednesday of this week BY the mem
club, at the school building. Mrs. e. F.
| Moore is chairman of the committee in
charge of the plans.
| Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Lockwood, of 519
/ Sixth avenue north. very pleasantly en-
| tertained small company of friends at
$3.50 o'clock dinner Sunday, and an in
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kill
berry and Miss Clara Aaszed, all of
| Moorhead, and Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
| Rasmussen and Mrs. C. Lockwood, of
| Fargo.
| Virginia. little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest r. Wright, of Eighth street
north, celebrated her 9th birthday an
4 niversary Saturday morning by giving
a theatre party at the Garrick Nine
| of her little friends were guests, and
after the performance Of The Heart Of
| luncheon was served at the Wright
home. A birthday cake with nine can
dies was the crowning feature of the
I were spent in dancing to Victrola
music.
Because of the silver tea which the
| association will hold Wednesday after
noon of this week at the home of Mrs
Burton Harris, 504 Eleventh street
1 south, the French Hospital Relief asso-
citation will not meet for work SEES
/ sion that day, which is the regular
| time. Work will be resumed again on
Saturday afternoon. as usual. Anyone
who cannot find time to attend these
work meetings, but who is. willing to
| assist in the cause by doing knitting or
other relief work in the line OF sewing,
| etc, is asked to call at the Y. w. c. A.
/ day afternoon. when work will be given
that they may take home to complete.
| Or If that is not convenient, arrange
ments for obtaining such work and the
1 necessary instructions may be made by
telephoning No. 1922.
The joint w. c, T. U: meeting. to OBJ
| serve National Day of Prayer in this
| city. will be held on the afternoon Of
Jan. IS in the Y. w. c. A. parlors The
hours of the meeting, for which the
program in full will be announced lat
| er, are $3.50 to o'clock.
Miss Hermoine Mitchell, of 916
Eighth street south. is expecting Miss
Betty Feree, of Lockport. N. Y, to ar
rive in Fargo about Jan. 20, to be her
guest for months visit. Miss Mitchell
and Miss Feree were schoolmates at
Lake Erie college, Cleveland, o..
The many friends Of Mrs. John Frame
will be sorry to learn that she is still
confined to her bed, suffering with
| severe attack of the grip.
The members of the Century Dancing
club of this city are looking forward
with lively anticipation to the next in
the series of club parties, which will
be held on Thursday evening, Jan. IL,
at the K, C. hall. 1t has been announc-
ed as a cabaret" party, but those in
charge of the affair, Mr.. and Mrs. B. V.
Moore Mr.. and Mrs. A. w McNair and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Farnham, are keep |
ing the details a close secret, with the |
consequence that there is much specu- |
lation regarding the same. ''.,
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The regular weekly session OF the
Fargo Sunday School institute VIII be
held this evening at 1880 o'clock at
the Y. M C. A. building.
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