The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03
? SOCIAL NOTES.

A little Ladies' Aid society" was the
novel affair at which Bernice and Niva
Miller, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Miller, 1920 Twelfth avenue north, en-
tertained sixteen other little girls OF
| the second and third grades at their
home Wednesday afternoon. The chill
dren met there from to 8 o'clock and
spent the. AFTERNOON in tying a. small
same being met by each child paying
the sum of cents. When completed
the quilt was presented to a little blind
Cannot walk. This little girl is one Of
the children being cared for at the day
nursery and was taken to the party by
Miss Sadie Barrett, superintendent of
gave much pleasure to the donors as
well as the recipient When Ii was fn-
ished, Mrs. Miller served supper. as
sisted by Miss Barrett, who is her sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Schalk, OF 1923
Thirteenth street north, were host and
otSsf memSsrs Of an snoton Srdes
club meeting every two weeks. There
were three tables at play last evening,
guests of the club being. Lieut.: and
and Mrs. ,slocun. A two-course lunch
was served by Mrs. Schalk, following
cards. The club will be entertained at
its next meeting by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
We @A1O'
Mrs. Pierce Wolfe, of 431 Seventh
street south, Moorhead, 10 entertaining
the ladies of the Entire Nous Card club
of that city at her home this afternoon.
Guests of the club are Mrs. T. i. Lewis
and Mrs. Howard Moody, and at the
conclusion of the games the ladies will
There are eight members of the Entire
Nous club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Christianson, of
S2S Eighth street south, celebrated
their seventeenth wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening by. a small dinner
party, covers being laid for six guests
Pink carnations formed the attractive
table decorations for the dinner.
"Pot luck" supper was enjoyed We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs. G.
hostess to the other members of an
informal bridge club. The later hours
OF the evening were enjoyed with
cards, there being two tables at
bridge.
Mildred Nelson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Nelson, 1902 Tenth street
north, entertained the other seven
members of the Moonbeam club of st.
Marks English Lutheran church, at
her home Wednesday afternoon. The
time was spent as usual. in IS gsewing,
holds meetings every two weeks.
/ A company of four friends were
guests of Miss Frances Wetzig We'd |
nesday evening at box party at the
Garrick, where Mary Pickford, in A
Poor Little Rich Girl. was enjoyed.
The Cathedral club members gave a |
dinner at Prizes cafe Wednes- |
day evening, complimentary TO Ray /
former club member, who |
Is to be married on Monday next TO /
Miss Anna Politiske, of this city. |
About thirty-five club members parti- i
cipated. Leo German acted as toast /
master, and the club quartet rendered /
Mr.. Mccormick has been located at |
N. D., recently, and with /
his bride will be at home there after
May Is.
The eighth grade girls Of the domes-
tic science department at the Moorhead |
high school very delightfully."- banquet
ed their mothers Wednesday evening, /
the repast being prepared under the
direction OF Miss Marguerite Evans, i'm
served &C the school All of the moth
ers were present and enjoyed the af-
fair thoroughly. The tables were pref
tily decorated with spring howers
Mrs. Alex McPhail. Of fifteenth
street south, entertained wednesday
evening in compliment to Miss Anna
Buttweiler, who 10 to become the bride Il
Of Harry ID. Long, of the A. G. faculty,
brother OF the hostess, some time in
June. Twenty-two young ladies were
guests at the happy affair, and spent
the evening hemming tea towels for i
the brfde-elect, and with cards. High i
score in the games went 20 Miss Eta
Martens ana low score TO MISS Jessie