The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-09

tory, Boston, for the holiday vacation.
The evening was enjoyed with an i'm
promptu musical program, dancing an0
es Clara Hendrickson, Elizabeth
Thompson, Ruth Baker and Mabel
Dainard. A delicious lunch was served,
in which a pretty color scheme OF rec
Husting leaves Wednesday for Boston
Master Harold, son of Mr.. and Mrs
H, ?. Beekwith. sos Eighth h.S street
niversary Monday afternoon by party
from to o'clock, at which eight lit
tie boy and girl friends were present
The usual games were enjoyed, after
which supper was served. A birthday
cake on which burned five candles, was
a feature of the repast.
The cabinet members of the agricul-
tural college Y. w. C. A. entertained at
a picnic supper Monday evening in the
gymnasium of Ceres hall, the honor
guests being the short course and
homemaker girl students at the college
About thirty in all participated. and
following the delicious lunch, served
picnic style, singing and games were
enjoyed The hours of the party were
from $3.50 to 1880 o'clock.
John and James Costain, sons of Mr.
and Mrs A. H. Costain. 516 Ninth street
south, Moorhead, entertained their
practice teachers and their supervisors
of the grades in the Moorhead Normal
schools at their home Monday after
noon. Fifteen guests were present, and
enjoyed very pleasant social time
dainty lunch was served, and pink was
the predominant color in the dining
room decorations.
The members of an informal bridge
club were entertained Monday after
noon by Mrs. A. w. McNair, at her
home, on Seventh avenue south. There
were three tables at cards, the partici-
pants including Mrs. Stoke, of Leth:-
bridge, Alberta Can, and Mrs. H. D.
ThraIl. of Minneapolis
Miss Edna NWiehe returned Sunday
to Minot, where she is fifth grade
teacher in the Mckinley school, Miss
here with her mother, Mrs. liver Wiehe,
and was honor guest at number OF
informal parties during her visit.
Among them were an afternoon affair
at which Mrs. H, NJ. Rudd delightfully."-
entertained half dozen young ladies
of the Oak Grove neighborhood, one
given by Mrs. Wiehe, and another sim
liar affair given by Miss Julia oss at
the Henry Dumer home.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. Howard
Preston and children, who have been
spending the holidays with Mr.. and
left during the weekend for Fort
Rice. where they will be the guests of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Marsh, before returning to their home
in Fargo. Mr.. Preston returned last
week to Fargo, after spending part of
the holidays here.
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A sleighride was the form which one
of the rushing" parties of the Witch
es sorority. of the Moorhead normal
took Monday evening, thirty partici-
pating in the lark. Following the ride
a spread" was enjoyed in the domestic
science rooms of the normal school.
Miss Bess Hopkins. of the faculty. was
among the participants.
Miss Margaret Huntoon, of Moorhead,
is to be taken home this afternoon
from st. Johns hospital. this city,
where she underwent an operation for
two weeks ago Miss Hun
toon is student at Carleton college
this year. and will return to Northfield.
Mimi, as soon as she is able.
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The Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will not meet until Wednesday after
noon, Jan. IL, instead of tomorrow aft
ernoon, the regular time. The Literary
section. of the club met Monday eve
on Ninth avenue north. The reading
of David Copperfield was continued,
under the leadership of Mrs. John PEN
hitter.
The recently appointed committees
reported Monday evening at the meet
ing of the Co; B auxiliary. held in the
begun at once in preparation for a
candy sale that will be conducted by
the auxiliary at the Grain Growers
Jan. 1913, the lunch con-