The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-13
SOCIAL NOTES

SUClAL NUIE
The last in the seasons series of
Roycroft club parties will be held on
Monday evening, Feb. 10, in the
knights of Columbus hall. 1t will be
especially enjoyable affair is anticipat-
ed. The hostesses for this party will
be Mrs. A.. H. Parrott and Mrs +. o.
Olsen.
Miss Jessie Walker, of 223 Eighth
street north, will entertain a few of,
her young lady friends at valentine
party Wednesday afternoon. Cards will
be one of the diversions.
The Moorhead Eastern Star ladies
and invited guests enjoyed very de-
lightful party Monday afternoon III IN
versary. 1t was held in the Masonic
hall of Moorhead, with about 125 pres
ent, and arrangements for 1t were IN
Mrs. g. B. Kendall, chairman: Miss
Lucy Sheffield, worthy matron; Mrs. w.
T. Richardson, Mrs. Hal ]. Harris, Mrs.
Allen Wood. Mrs. Frederick Stalley,
Mrs. Victor Verne and Miss Agnes Lou
don. A pleasing program was given.
consisting of two readings by Miss An
geline Wilk; two vocal solos by Mrs.
e, d. Askegaard, with Miss Mabel Bow
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Mrs Ernest Hill, with Miss Sheffield as
accompanist; a violin solo by Mrs. Eek,
who was accompanied on the piano by
Miss Wallen; and humorous reading.
chapter, Fargo. Later in the AFTERNOON
there was a flag contest, in which the
prize for guessing most correctly the
flags of the different nations went to
missed only one answer. The prize. a
silk American flag, was presented by
Master Jack Awty, who. in a costume
of white and draped with an American
flag, appeared instead of the flag or
our nation being shown as in the case
of other countries. The patriotic idea
was also predominant in the refresh,
ments that were served, and the nall
tional co1ors. quantities of bunting and
flags being used. A number of the
members of Mecca chapter were pres
ent as guests.
The last in a series of Gopher Dane
ing club parties was greatly enjoyed
Monday evening in Phenix hall. Moor
head, thirty-hve couples participating.
In celebration of Lincoln day the hall
was very attractively decorated with
festoons of red, white and blue, with
large centerpiece of the same colors, In
the form of dome, suspended from
Der of flags were also effectively used
in decorating the hall. Adjoining the
walls were patriotic placards, bearing
these inscriptions indicating the true
Rights We Maintain; America, We Love
You: and Our Liberties We Prize"
Malchow's orchestra played special mu-
sic for the hours cotillion which was
led by Oscar Rustad. Among the favors
were paper hats of varying colors, and
carnival horns and rattles, Serpentine
confetti was distributed among the
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decorations of the, hall, achieving
beautiful effect. Patrons and patron
esses for the party We're DR.. ana MRS.
W.. ]. Awty and Mr.. and MRS. Artnur
of the arrangements consisted of NJ. %;
Beck o. B. Rusness, Jack Lamb ana,
w. R. Costain. An out-of-town guest
was Miss Lillian Wright, 81 Of en- SSn1ic ago
son, but has proven one of the most
popular in the two cities
Mrs w. r. Vincent was hostess this
afternoon to few friends at her
apartments in the Gardner hotel ThAre
were two tables at bridge. and q very
delightful afternoon was enjoyed.
Mrs. w. H. Allen, of 1871 Fourth ave-
nue. south, will be hostess at a bridge
luncheon at her home next Saturday
afternoon.
The valentine party at which the
Wheeler hall girls entertained the girls
of Comstock hall of the Moorhead NOR
NAL school Monday evening proved
very enjoyable occasion, and was part
cipated in by nearly 200. Soon after
their arrival at Wheeler hall the guests
were divided into groups this being
accomplished by choosing ribbon BOWS
of various colors, and after short re-
hearsals each group presented
movie, with impersonators of Lincoln
st. Valentine and George washington
with the occasion were served. Misses
Laura Peterson, Serena Anderson, Ag-
mes Buckley, Helen Trip, Bertha Mar
tin and Odina Baudine comprised the
entertainment committee.
Mrs r. C. Akeley, of 1918 Tenth
street north, was hostess Monday after
noon to the ladies of the Glover club,
who spent the afSerno0n w lunch see In
keeping with Lincoln day was served
by the hostess. who gave tiny hags as
souvenirs. Guests of the club were Mrs.
next regular meeting of the club Will
be held on March 3, at the home of
Mrs. F. w. Thomas
entertained, "Wednesday afternoon at a
special meeting by Mrs. r. D. Merrill.
1872 Sixth avenue south.
The catholic ladies will meet at st.
| Johns orphanage wednesday after
noon, Feb. IA, to sew for the orphans.
A short business session of the w. r.
c. was held Monday afternoon in the
c. A. r. hall, the time being taken up
with committee reports and other rou-
tine matters. Plans were discussed for
the breakfast which various local or
Plantations will join in serving to the
North Dakota National guard Thursday
morning. w. r. c. ladies who have
promised cakes for this breakfast are
asked to get them to the auditorium,
Wednesday evening, and other mem
bers, who have not donated cakes, are
requested to devote their EFFORTS to
making sandwiches Wednesday eve
Thursday morning.
Mrs. w. =. Hawk, of North Broadway.
will entertain at a valentine party
guests being invited to this affair,
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Ivy Rebecca. lodge will meet in the
Sons of Norway hall this evening at
$50 o'clock. a business session of inn
portance will be held, and all members
are asked to attend
In celebration of the hostess ami
versary, which falls on Valentines
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bracelin en-
tertained the other members of the
Island Park Birthday club at their
home in the wellington apartments
Monday evening. A $3.50 O'clock dinner
was served, the guests being seated at
small tables, over whose napery was
strewn red hearts The valentine idea
was also suggested in the place cards
OF dainty design. The later hours of
the evening were enjoyed with bridge
as the diversion, there being four tai
blea at cards. The next anniversary in
this club circle Is that Of Mrs. r. B.