The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-03
SOCIAL NOTES

ter idea will also be suggested in the
dainty place cards.
A host Of old friends had the pleas
ure of greeting Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Merryweather, former Moorhead resi-
dents, and Mrs. c. S. Ansden, all of
Spokane, Wash, at what assumed the
air of an Informal reception at the
avenue south, Moorhead, Monday eve
ming. Mr.. Merryweather is a nephew
of Mrs. Perley and Mrs. Ansden, and is
now one of Spokanes most prominent
business men, being a member of the
very well known and extensive firm of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co. and presi-
dent of the large Spokane Country
Club association. The party arrived in
and Mrs. Merryweather resumed their
trip to the east this morning. They
plan very extensive trip, including
Detroit, Cleveland. Boston. New York
route will stop in Minneapolis for a
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. R. v.
Hess, and also in Chicago. Mrs. Ans
den will remain in Moorhead, making
an extended visit at the Perley home.
Mrs. J. H. Trotter, jr., of fiat 10,
Marlborough apartments, entertained
eight of her young lady friends at an
noon..- Dainty refreshments were en-
joyed about 1 o'clock, the hostess be-
ing assisted in the serving by her sis
ter, Miss Irene Matson. JonQuils were
used as decorations.
Mrs. Oscar Kjorlie, of Sixth street
south, was hostess Monday evening to
a company of eighteen lady friends,
an informal sewing club that usually
meets every two weeks on Monday
evening. Fancywork and Victrola mu-
sic were the pleasant diversions last
n.an 4.
hostess served delicious lap lunch.
Daffodils and jonquils formed pretty
decorations in the various rooms.
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Mrs. A. C. Bierman, of 1909 Seventh
street south, entertained a few neigh
borhood friends informally Monday
evening, in honor of Mr.. Bierman's
birthday anniversary. There were four
tables at Norwegian whist, and at the
conclusion of the games delicious
formed the pretty centerpiece for the
dining table, and in honor of Mr.. Bier
mans anniversary there was a large
birthday cake, upon which burned the
requisite number of candles.
A merry carnival dancing party
was held by the members of the Entire
Nous club of this city and their hus-
hotel. thirty couples participating.
Several friends of the Entire Nous cir
Gle were included in that number. Con-
fetti, colored paper streamers, balloons,
ETC., lent Unusual gaiety to the scene,
and music for most enjoyable pro-
gram of dances was furnished By An
derson's orchestra. Acting as hosts and
hostesses at this party were Messrs.
and Mesdames Pearl Reynolds, w. c.
Merris, j. Wanamaker and Albert
GlombitZa.
The members of the senior class at
he Nal
will be entertained at dinner next Fri
day evening by Pres. and Mrs E. F.
Ladd, at their home on Thirteenth
street north. This entertainment of
Ladd is an annual and always a very
enjoyable affair.
Miss Cora Paulson. of s21 Eighth
Monday evening to a dozen girl.
friends, members of an informal sew
ing club. The evening was enjoyed
in the usual way, and dainty lunch
was served when work had been laid
aside.
Miss Ethel Sanborn, Of Eighth ave-
nue. south, very pleasantly entertained
GRITTY of. Fargo college at her home
this afternoon. The girls spent the
afternoon with their fancywork as a
diversion and delicious lunch was
enjoyed.
The local Surgical Dressings COM
mittee will hold its regular monthly
business meeting Wednesday after
A large attendance is
urged, as considerable business of inn
portance is to be discussed. It is an
nounced that the meeting will adjourn
n time for any who wish to do so. to
attend the Red Cross organization
Meeting. .l.|
The members of Miss Florence
3ormley's advanced piano class. will be |
her guests at a program and social |
Meeting Wednesday evening of this |
week. Several of the students will ap-
bear on the informal program, which |
yill include the work of several |
French composers.
Miss Mary Robinson, daughter of
daj. and Mrs. N. C. Robinson, of st. /
PAUL, is spending her. spring vacation
lere with her aunt, Mrs. William Sta
lies, of Third avenue south.
Miss Florence Phillips, a Fargo COL
eye sophomore, will leave Thursday |
vening for jamestown, to spend a few I
lays of her Easter vacation at home.
4ater she will join the Fargo College L
iirls' Glee club for weeks tour.
Mrs. A. F. schlichting. of s21 rhir-
eenth street north, instead of Mrs. o.
}. Churchill, will entertain the mem l
'ers of the North Side Priscilla club
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ursula Crest is expected home
his evening, for her spring vacation L
fiss Crest is teaching this year at
AXE Park, MINI.
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Miss Stella Halsten, a student at the
Western School of Expression. Fargo.
) making a decided hit this week by
ppearing between acts at the Orr
heum, in several of her popular Swed-
IN dialect sketches. They include
nose entitled Tillie Olson, The Nation-
Hymn of Peace, and Tillie at the
telephone. Playing an accordion with
[iss Halstens efforts, and the special
in which she appears really
anne from Sweden. Miss Halsten's
wedish dialect is exceedingly good,
nd has evoked enthusiastic applause
rom all who have heard it.
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The Sociological section of the Fine
rts club held a good meeting Monday
fternoon at the home of its chairman,
[rs. c. A. Morton. on Eighth street ,
0uth. immigration was the topic of a | !
paper given by Mrs. Ar
lur Weston, and an extensive discus
on by various members followed
The Young Peoples alliance of the !
church held its regular !
lonthly meeting combined with the Z
nnual meeting, Monday evening at
ne home of Rev. and Mrs. w, g,
[enges, Ito Tenth street south, where !
[artin jacobson and Wesley Melzian
ere the hosts The meeting was
lrgely attended, and the annual cleo
on of officers resulted as follows:
resident, S. ]. Teichmann; vice presi- !
ent Miss Rose Scheer: recording sec
starry, Miss Esther Heidner; corre- j
bonding secretary, Carl G. Pitsch;
Miss Rose Teichmann; mis-
lionary secretary, Mrs. G. w. Zech:
81 nrraniats Misses Rose Scheer and Z