The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-15
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. w. J. Hawk. Of North Broad
way, was hostess this afternoon to a
company of twenty-six ladies, whom
she delightfully."- entertained at val
entine party. Red hearts and nags, the
latter in honor OF the patriotic holidays
rooms effectively, while for floral dec
orations there were yellow and red tu-
lips and hyacinths, which shaded into
red, in the livingroon1, and daffodils In
diversions OF the afternoon was con-
test which consisted of outlining on pa
per the profiles of Washington and Lin
coin, this affording much merrtment. A
three-course lunch was another very
happy feature of the affair.
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Mrs. Robert d. Merrill. OF 332 Sixth
avenue south, delightfully."- entertained
a number of friends this afternoon at
a o'clock luncheon. followed by cards.
The guests were served at small ia
bles, each OF which was charmingly
decorated with pink roses. Mrs: Albert
sisted the hostess. The later hours of
the afternoon were enjoyed with bridge
as the diversion.
DR.. and Mrs. George A. Newsalt, Of
1146 Fifth street north, are to enter
tain a small company of friends at
their home Saturday evening of this
week. There will be four tables at
cards.
Mrs. F. B. Carrithers, OF 1903 Elev-
enth avenue north, was hostess at a
valentine party Wednesday evening to
Sewing club of the A. G. faculty circle
There were eighteen present, including
two guests of the club, Mrs. Q. Q.
Churchill and Mrs. c. g. Putnam. Part
of the evening was spent with needle
work, which was interrupted by. the
hostess, in the role of postman, deliver
ing valentines to each one. The house
hearts and cupids, hung from the arch
way between the livingrooms, and the
chandeliers. All of the viands OF the
dainty lunch served were IN heart
shape, to further emphasize the valen-
tine idea.
The members of the B. and B. club
were entertained at. a pretty valentine
sar Of at l2 81
avenue north. A 1870 o'clock luncheon
preceded cards, the clubs usual diver
sion, the valentine idea predominating
in all OF the three delicious courses Hors
decorations for the tables. The after
noon was spent in playing f1ve hundred,
there being three tables at cards. An
out-of-town participant IN the anair
lis, who is a guest at the Beninghouse
home. The club will be entertained in
two weeks by Mrs. H. B. Rawalt, 1888
Sixth avenue south:
Mrs. j. w. Ince, of 1113 Thirteenth
street south, was hostess Wednesday
afternoon to the eight other members
or ami laat oetoSer sewing and so
ciaI chat were enjoyed during the ear
lier hours of the evening, after which
the hostess served lundh in which
n - aHSaer Txys -
gested. Guests of the club Wednesday
were Mrs. Remington, Mrs. Melvin
Thomas, Mrs. T. e. Holman and Mrs.
Fred Householder. The club meets ev-
viii be Mrs. A. o. Champlin. of Tenth
street south.
Sixteen Fargo couples are to join in
eensre neat MoSday eeseSn are
nhents for the affair being in charge of
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Spicer and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. J. Widvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.. Elvgren, of 421
Ninth avenue south, will be hostess
next Wednesday evening to the mem
bers of an informal club whose diver
sion is the game of five hundred. There
are six couples in the club.
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About 100 were in attendance at the
valentine party given in the Cathedral
Rosary club of st, Mary's parish. Pro-.
Eressive euchre was the entertainment
OF the evening. and In honor of the day
the score cards were in the form of
red hearts. Many strangers in the par
ish were given a pleasant opportunity
of becoming acquainted, at this affair.
The hall was prettily decorated for the
occasion in green and white. mrs
was chairman OF the general
committee that was in charge of the
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Sutton, of $40 Fifth
avenue south, Moorhead, entertained at
luncheon today, a pleasant family par
ty being enjoyed in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. B. Allen, who arrived Wedl
nesday from Jamestown. Mrs. Allen is
Elephants in the luncheon were Miss
Nettie Nydladd and A g. Nydladd, of
sister and brother of the
hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Will re-
turn to jamestown Friday evening.
! A number of the Dilworth young peo--
pie are planning to hold q dancing par
ty In the hall there next Saturday eve
will play for the dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gilmer, OF TAO Oak
street, entertained at valentine party
and in progressive games,
which afforded the diversion. first prize
went to Jens Lohn and second to =. p.
Kimball. the latter of Tower City.
carried out, was served by the hostess:
The ladies of the party were guests of
Mrs. Gilmer in the afternoon, also,
sas time Wits n social srA c tSa
dominating colors in the pretty decora-
lions.
Mr. and Mrs: j. 3. Bergstrom and Mr..
Ind hostesses this evening at the |
Chestnut home, Seventh street and |
Tenth avenue south. to the ladies OF the |
Mosaic club and their husbands. A $3.50 |
,'clock dinner in the valentine effect |
will be served, covers to be laid for
guests Red tulips have
been chosen for the table decorations. |
the dinner the evening viii
oe spent in playing ave hundred
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Mrs. Oscar Sjoquist, OF Thirteenth |
street north, entertained a few friends
Wednesday afternoon at tea. The dec
,rations were of yellow Jonquils, and
he details OF the delicious lunch served
we're arranged to carry out harmoni-
Jus color scheme Of yellow and brown.
Miss Matte @. Morgan. who for sew
sral years has been very. popular
lurse of this city, left Wednesday night
assume the superlntendency of q hospi-
al. Many friends here will regret her
departure, although congratulating her
lpon her fne position.
The regular meeting OF Mecca's Past
datrons club will be held Friday aft
.rnoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. /
Charles Wheeler. SIT First avenue /
south.
Miss Helen Wilson, Of 316 Ninth |
street south, returned home Tuesday |
evening from a visit OF little over /
.wo weeks with friends in Minneapolis. 1