The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-19

were divided into four Krouna-na-
triotic, fairy, love and humorous songs.
The popular number. The Low-Backed
which was especially popular. MRS.
George w. Weller contributed to the
pleasure AFFORDED by the program by
her artistic accompaniments to Miss
Boards songs. Mrs. z. T. Conmy had
charge of the dainty table from which
light refreshments were served fol-
lowing the program, and was assisted
Mrs. Ralph Beard. Mrs. E r, WriThf '
Mrs. =. L. Anders, Mrs. P. w. Farnha m
and Mrs. e. @. Kosko. The latter is
chairman of the first division of the
union.
The members of the women's Board
ing Home association gave a most de-
lightful st Patrick's party Saturday
present boarding at the home, 100
Eighth street south. Each of the young
ladies who were guests had been priv
legged to invite friend, and about
pated. The plans for the affair were in
the hands of Mrs. Grasse, matron at
the boarding home. One of the amuse-
ments was q ST. Patrick's guessing con-
head prize. green, heart-shaped box
The consolation fell to the lot of Mr.
being accompanied with the hope that
"all his dreams would not be ! pipe
i dreams" Conundrums and other games
afforded further diversion; Lunch was
tions were in keeping with the nature
of the party. The dining room was dec
grated with festoons of green, ana
Irish and a. american fags: On the table.
plant, were green and white opera
sticks in tripod arrangements, each
tripod being topped with an American
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tain basket had small Irish hags stuck
in them, for souvenirs After kissing
the Barney stone" the young men of
the party were asked to write >compli-
effect the experienc had had on them.
| Miss Martin played for the party to
march to the dining room, also giving
several other piano numbers, and act
ing as accompanist for mandolin solos
4 by Miss Burt.
A number of little friends. were
guests for the day Saturday of Dorothy
| Mae, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred B. Arneson, 915 Eighth avenue
north. In the morning they were en-
tertained at theatre party at the Gar
f nrReso5 mes were nti, tae9 enjoyed at te
birthday cake, on which burned three
little green candles, and ice cream were
served. The decorations consisted of
yellow jonquils and tiny green flags
! Mrs z. z. Avery, who leaves in about
two weeks for Minneapolis, to reside,
was pleasantly surprised Saturday aft
ment building, by a few of her lady
friends. There were two tables at five
hundred, and at the conclusion of the
games a dainty lunch which the self
Invited guests had prepared. was en-
Joyed. Mrs. Avery was presented with
| two handsome hand-painted plates as a
farewell gift. Mr.. Avery who was
chief clerk for the Northwestern Tele-
phone Co. here for two years, has been
| transferred to Minneapolis, and has al
| ready assumed his new duties in that
city.
| Mrs. Gust Anderson of Eleventh
| street south, Moorhead, was pleasantly
surprised at her home Saturday even
Ing. the affair being arranged by. her
or of Mrs. Anderson's birthday ami
| versary. About dozen friends were
/ present and spent the evening with
cards. after which delicious buffet
lunch was served.
Miss Carrie Cammerud and Miss
| Ruth Lincoln were hosteses, Saturday
evening at their home in the Lowman
whom they entertained in honor Of
their over-Sunday guests. The latter
were Miss Elizabeth LincolnS sister of
and Miss Florence Baber. Of tDetroit'
MINI. An informal social evening was
enjoyed, and in the dainty lunchF served
several st; Patrick's day features were
A number of friends called Sunday
evening on Miss Marie Mccormick, a
| well known former Fargo girl, at the
friend. and had the pleasure of hearing
| Miss Mccormick in an informal SONG
recital. Miss Bertha Hagen was heI
| accompanist, and further pleasure was
given the gathering when Miss Curgan
OF Moorhead, gave several well-inter-
preted readings. Miss Mccormick,
whose VOCAL talent has many local adj
ment since her last visit to Fargo
Both her numbers and readings were
much appreciated by all. Refreshment
dainties were served by the hostess, as
the evening was a most delightful one
Throughout. Miss Mccormick will be
in Fargo several days yet before going
to st. Paul for a short time.
Mrs. S. H. Bayard of Second avenue
north, will entertain the North Side
4 Five Hundred club at her home this
hostess to the North Side Whist club
which latter meeting was postponed
from last week.
A very large number of the student
body and faculty attended the annual
military ball given Saturday evening
in the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege armory by the cadet battalion. AS
had been anticipated, 1t was one of the
most brilliant social affairs of the win
ter term. Baernstein's orchestra PLAYED
pleasing selections for the program of
dances, which began shortly after s
o'clock. A striking military note was
effected in the decorations by the use
of guns and sabres on the wallis of the
armOry, in combination with quantities
of yellow and green bunting. while the
full dress uniforms of the cadets and
their officers added an additional color
note that harmonized beautifully with
the dainty gowns of the feminine por-
ton of the dancers. Chaperoning the
young people were Lieut.. and Mrs. r.
b. Carrithers, Pres. and Mrs. e. r.
| Ladd, Coach and Mrs. Paul Davis Dean
and Mrs. r. s. Keene and Dean and
Mrs. A. II. PARROT. Hearty congratu-
lations on the success of the ball were
extended the committee on arrange
ments, consisting of w. A. McKim, first
sergeant of Co. A: A. NJ. LOTUS, cap
tain OF Co B; W. Jameson. first lieu
of Co. D; Jake @an Els, second IieiIten-
ant of Co. e, and w. r. TarbeIl. first
sergeant of the band.
The Womaf's auxiliary of Geth-
semane cathedral will meet in the
crypt of the cathedral at O'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The semi annual
collection of mite boxes will be takeN
up at that time. and all are requested
to take them.
The Rebekah Sewing circle will
meet at the North Dakota ChiIdren's
home Tuesday afternoon. to sew for
the orphans.
The many Fargo friends OF Miss
Henrietta Lake. of the class of 1915
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