The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-29
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs: M. A, .Everetts of Toronto. Can.
i who is visiting here at the home of
| her brother, w. J. Howe, was guest of
| honor this afternoon at an informal
luncheon and card party given by Mrs.
| Aubrey Lawrence, 1928 Fifth avenue
| south. Luncheon was served at 1870
| o o'clock, following which there were
two tables at bridge.
Mrs. HI. ]. Christensen of Seventh
street north, informally entertained a
| few neighborhood friends, about four
| teen in number, this afternoon, in COM
| pliment to Mrs. John H. Worst. now
guest for the past two weeks The af-
fair was thimble bee. and a dainty
lunch was served. Mrs. Worst will be
in Fargo until next week.
Misses Maud Larson and Orpha
Miner entertained the other young
| ladies who are in the employ of the
ming at a box party at the Garrick and
| lunch later at Prizes, in compliment
| to one OF their number, Mrs. c. L..
Campbell, who leaves Friday evening
for her future home at Billings, Mont,
| During the supper party, Mrs Camp
bell was presented by her friends with
handsome farewell gift in solid sill
yer. Yesterday, at the store. the men
presented Mrs. Campbell with fare
well gift consisting of a beautiful sill
yer casserole. There were eight in the
theatre party last evening.
The members of an informal bridge
| club meeting every two weeks were
guests Wednesday afternoon Of Mrs.
enth street north. There were two
| tables at cards, and the games were
followed by lunch. Mrs. L. L. Chapman
will be the hostess at the next meet
fv.nr fnl h. hall
the regular schedule, or a week from
Friday afternoon.
Prof. e. A. Boehmer entertained the
senior class of the Dakota conserva-
| tory at box party at the Garrick,
| Tuesday evening, following which the
| members of the party were invited to
the hosts home on Fourth avenue
c. Boehmer, served a delicious two
course lunch during pleasant social
evening. Other faculty members par
ticipating in the affair were Miss AIDA
Blakeslee and Mrs. w. G. Buttree.
Mrs j. L. Rohan and Mrs. C. l. Gross,
| members of the guild of Gethsemane
which all of their friends are cordially
invited, at the Rohan home, 33 Tenth
street north, Friday afternoon from 3
| to $3.50 o'clock. They will also conduct
sale of fancy articles in connection
| with the tea.
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Two pleasant social affairs were en-
jGyed Wednesday afternoon loon and eye eve
street. In the afternoon q dozen boys
and girls we're guests at a party cele-
brating the sixth birthday anniversary
4so ocock BEING ssFV By
games and music. There was birth
day cake at that repast, and another
one at 1880 o'clock dinner party at
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of eight, all relatives. The guests at
the dinner party were the members of
the o. S. Camp family. Yellow jonquils
formed the decorations. Master Charles
received many nice gifts in remem-
brance of his anniversary.
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Mrs. C. A. Rasmussen of 1880 First
avenue south, entertained few young
ladies very pleasantly Wednesday eve
ming in honor of Miss Mary Hazelgrove
of Valley City, who has been her guest
since last Saturday, and who will be
here for the remainder of the week.
There were two tables at cards, and
delicious lunch was served later.
Two delightful Social affairs were
given at the D. c. Allison home. 72S
noon and evening, in celebration of
Mrs. Allison's birthday anniversary. In
the afternoon a few lady friends were
wegian whist, and a dainty lunch fol-
lowed the games. At z o'clock in the
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Allison enter
tanned a dozen other friends at a four
course dinner. which was followed by
informal dancing and cards. Yellow
jonquils formed the pretty dinner table
decorations, and Mrs. Allison received
many beautiful cut flowers among the
remembrances OF her anniversary.
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Mrs. r. w. Mclean, who leaves next
week for Minneapolis to reside. viii be
party that Mrs. Charles Laveii, of the
Ansonia apartments. is to give Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. c. Thorpe Of Third street north,
entertained few ladies at her home
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Hans Olsen, the occasion being the
latter's birthday anniversary. Covers
were laid for twelve at the delicious
lunch that was served, and the after
noon was spent in pleasant social
way. Mrs. Olsen was presented with a
departed wishing her many happy re-
turns of the day.
Mrs. Grant T. Peterson. OF the Elm
Tnesday Afternoon to a dozen "Oi lady
friends, whom she entertained at an in
formal thimble bee. The affair con-
cluded with the serving of an attrac-
tive lunch.
One of the very enjoyable crushing"
parties of the Delta Phi Beta sorority
Of the A. C. was that given Wednesday
evening at the home OF Miss Rosilla
Isadd, on Thirteenth street north.
Guests of the sorority were Misses
Margaret Hoover, Eleanore Pearson,
Margaret Chandler. Myrtle Thompson,
Ethel Woldy, Mabel Stewart, Ruth
Fisher, May Dennie. and Gwendolyn
Brown. This was a 'chiIdren's" party.
and some of the impersonations were
very clever, among the more promln-
emit being several Buster Browns, Mary
James, and other well known charaS-I
ters The games of the evening were
OF q Juvenile nature, in keeping with
the costumes. and the menu compris-
ing the supper also carried out that
idea in various ways.
The members of the Entire Nous club
plan to entertain their husbands at
"carnivaP' dancing party TO be given
at the Dacotah hotel next Monday eve
ming. Lunch at a late hour will also be
3. feature of the affair. Acting as hosts
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