The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-20
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. L. watchie, OF 11S Eighth street
north, announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Helen Elizabeth, to Basil
Carroll Gallagher, of this city, the We'd
ding to take place this coming month.
Mrs. NJ. L. Dolt, Of 1908 North Broad
way, celebrated the first birthday ami
versary of her little daughter Marjorie
this afternoon ey +tia ch 1dt par5y At
Mrs. C. A. Wheelock assisted the host
ess in amusing the children. and In
serving an attractive supper later in
the afternoon. A color scheme OF PINK
pink roses being the flowers used. and
candles of a pink hue adjoining the ia
BILE and the cake. The favors were also
pink
Mrs. ]. F. and Mrs. Walter e. Treat
gave another OF their series OF bridge
luncheons this afternoon at the for
mer's home. on First avenue north, en-
PERTAINING another company of nearly
forty guests. A color scheme of green
and white prevailed in the decorations
for the dainty luncheon served preced-
ing ards. The Mesdames Treat will
afternoon of this coming week.
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A company of twenty mothers and
| daughters were guests this afternoon
| of Mrs Daniel Freeman, OF the south
| side, who entertained in honor Of heI
daughter, Mrs. Quincy Clarke. of Hor-
tonville, Ind, nee Miss India Freeman
of this city. The guests were old friends
of Mrs. Clarke. and a delightful social
afternoon, with needlework as the d.
version, was enjoyed. Informal pro-
gram numbers that gave much pleasure
were readings by Mrs. 9. L Huonell
and vocal solos by Mrs. Guy r. vowles
A two-course lunch was served. In
which pink and white were the pre-
dominating colors. and Mrs. Freeman
was assisted by her daughters, Misses
Eva and Harriet Freeman. Miss Eva
Freeman is home from Casselton, near
which place she teaches. for the week
end, arriving in Fargo Friday evening.
Complimentary to the freshmen of
the A c., the members of the Alpha
Kappa Phi fraternity of that college
entertained in the armory at very en-
joyable dancing party Friday evening.
Participated in the affair, and were
chaueroned by Prof. and Mrs. E. 5.
Keene, Dean and Mrs. H. I. Bollcy,
Coach and Mrs. Paul Davis and 1t. and
ternity members and of the chaperons
was presented upon arrival with red
rose, that being the fraternity flower.
remnants in scarlet and black, the fra
ed the armory. A delightful program
of dances was enjoyed. Sidney Hooper.
Percy Beals, William Stewart, George
Mayoug and Martin Hagen comprised
the committee in charge of arrange
ments for the party:
The ladies of the auxiliary to the
Glad Tidings mission OF this city in
hood and others friends OF the mission
to be guests at an informal reception
which they will hold at the mission this
coming Wednesday afternoon, Jan. "a.
Mrs e. H stickney is general chairman
2ArnAnfg for the anaiF. and
there are various subcommittees az
work to make it an enjoyable one. A
nice program will be given, followed
by social time and refreshments
Mrs. L. E. Buttery and three children.
of Grand Forks, are guests here at the
home of Mrs. Buttery's parents. Mr.. and
North mort 7 They y viii Sc here for some time.
Mrs. c. s. Marden, of Moorhead. was
hostess Friday afternoon at the
ssgu .b e MPs g. i HAGEN gave wG pa
per on Historic and Literary Concord,
and Miss Leonard one on Some Towns
of Historic Interest. both being fea-
lures of an extensive study on Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Louis s. Champine, Of this city.
left Friday for Butte. Mont, where she
f mss Ga James ss We stspSsns 2 ner
The candy sale held by Co. B suxi1-
iary members at the Fargo auditorium
during the four days of the Tri-State
Grain Growers convention, was very
satisfactory in it's financial results. all
though no definite report has been
made as yet regarding the amount of
the proceeds. The donations were lib
eral, however, and the auxiliary expects
to realize a neat sum for the benefit OF
the Co. b boys when they return to
Fargo. The auxiliary will meet in reg
ular session next Monday evening at
1880 o'clock at the Masonic temple IL
brary, at which time the candy sale
committee will give its report
The seniors of the Moorhead Normal
school will give one OF their enjoyable
dancing parties this evening in the
gymnasium OF the school
Mrs. ]. a. Barlow, of Grand Forks,
accompanied home her daughter, MS.
e. l. Powers and the latter's chfldrep,