The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-21

had been laid aside the hostess served
a dainty lunch.
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Tuesday was Mrs. H. w. Bucks
ti6b ann aSnniyersary and in esleSrs-
friends surprised her last evening at
her home, 420 Ninth avenue south. They
took with them the viands for a de-
licious lunch. which was served at the
conclusion of delightful social even
ing. Mrs. Buck was presented by her
friends with lovely cut flowers and an
other handsome gift in remembrance
of her anniversary.
Mrs. s. H Bayard, Of Second avenue
north, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the ladies OF the North Side Whist
club at a very enjoyable meeting. There
were three tables at cards, with Mrs
P. Harvey and Mrs. William Himberg
substituting for two of the members
who could not be present. A delicious
lunch followed cards. The hostess at
will be Mrs. Trichler of Eleventh street
north.
Another W. r. C. card party viii be
held Friday afternoon at the G. A. R.
hall, at which all interested will be
made welcome.
Miss Katherine Hodge. of the Fargo
high school faculty, was thoroughly
surprised Tuesday evening at her home
in the Park flats, when eight of her
gathered there for a jolly social time
The self-invited guests contributed
much to the merriment by presented
Miss Hodge with a Joke" shower OF
kitchen utensils.
Owing to unintentional error in yes
terday's items 1t was stated that NAL
elbows orchestra would play for the
Alpha Gamma Rho party next Friday
dance, which promises to be an elab-
crate social affair, will be furnished
by Baernstein's orchestra.
The woman's Benefit association Of
the Maocabees will hold regular re-
view Thursday evening at Eagles hall.
A large attendance is urged.
Some very good work is being done
by the clay modelling class Of the
Roosevelt Neighborhood club, which
met at the school building Tuesday
evening. A large number Of the mem
of Miss McCarten, Instructor. made
considerable progress in their work.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Teigen left this
city Sunday for st. Paul. where they
Teigen is secretary to A. C. Townley,
of the Nonpartisan league.
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The days of meeting of the Moor,
from Mondays to tuesdays, the next
regular meeting to be held on April
II. in the public library.
The thing that looms large on the
social calendar at the state university
of Minnesota for the seniors, and
xryI,ioh mill oman fha nasf Tantan sea
son, is the senior Prom" 1t is to be
given in the Chateau room Of the
Radisson hotel. Friday evening, April
Is. Instead of following the old Gus
tom of serving a regular supper a
buffet supper has been arranged for,
in the Empire room, which also will be
used for dancing in case the gold
room cannot accommodate all guests.
William Moorhead is chairman of the
general arrangements committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. BuckIin, of the
Colonial flats, left this morning for
yerdon, S. D., where one of their sons.
Mrs. Buckiin viii visit there for a
couple of weeks before returning to
Fargo, and her husband will be gone
for some time longer, attending to in
terests concerning the two farms which
he owns in the vicinity of Verdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Black have gone
to Anaconda, Mont, for q short visit
at the home of q sister OF Mrs. Black,
and from there will go to Denver and
other more southern points, expecting
to be absent from Fargo about six
weeks.
Mrs. James Stewart and her daugh-
ter, Marie, Of Cando, N. D., arrived in
Fargo Tuesday evening on their way
home from q two months visit in the
east, and will be guests until Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs r. F.
Murphy in the jackson apartments.
Mrs. Stewart is an aunt of Mr.. Muir
ply.
Mrs. Edward German was hostess
Tuesday afternoon TO one Of the In
formal sewing clubs OF 81. Joseph's So
ciety OF Moorhead, the afternoon be-
ing spent in making articles for a
bazaar to be held soon.
The Fargo. w. 3. r. U. win meet
Friday at o'clock at the home Of
north. Mrs w. Al. Reye will be leader
and the topic for discussion iB Signs
by the Way" All interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
The regular meeting OF the Round
Table Study club will be held Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. d. B.
Holt, on Eleventh street south. The
program will include a paper by Mrs.
#. o. Olsen, on Education" and one
by Mrs. p. w. Farnham, on Literature
and the Press" while the conversation
topic Of the afternoon Second