The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-26
SOCIAL NOTES.

Twenty young ladies. mostly teach
ers. were guests this afternoon or
Misses May and Alice Kelly. 6O2 Sew
enth street north, at a charming l:SO
o'clock luncheon, complimentary TO
Miss Margaret Feyereisen, music SUI
pervisor here, whose marriage to DR..
]. e. Cavanagh, Of Fargo, Will take
place at the Feyereisen home in
Greene, a., early this summer. The
fiVe-course repast was served at two
large tables, the honor guests place
being marked by lovely corsage bou-
quet. The tables were decorated with
baskets of marguerftes and Ophelia
roses, carrying out color scheme or
pink and white, and the place cards
were tinted in pink. Assisting the hos
tesses were Misses Mabel Stewart,
Eleanor Pearson and Genevieve Kelly.
An informal social afternoon followed
the luncheon, and Miss Feyereisen was
presented with a shower OF dainty
handkerchiefs, which were displayed
on miniature clothesline.
About forty ladies were guests this
afternoon at the thimble bee given by
Mrs. B. G, Martin and Mrs. ]. w. Eek
at the formers home, eli Ninth street
south, Moorhead. Victrola music was
an enjoyable feature Of the party,
which concluded with the serving of a
two-course lunch. The hostesses were
assisted in the serving by several OF
the Witches Of the Moorhead normal
school. Lilies of the-valley, pink and
white tulips and plum blossoms form
ed lovely decorations for the various
rooms. The same hostesses will enter
tain another group of about the same
number at bridge party Monday aft
ernoon at the Eek home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Edwards, TOT
Third avenue south, Moorhead, enter
tanned public school teachers of that
city and the wives Of married mem-
bers, to the number of thirty six in all,
at their home Friday evening. The af-
fair was in honor Of number of the
teachers who will not return to Moor
head next fall. A jolly time was en-
joyed with music and games, followed
by delicious lunch.
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Covers were again laid for eight at
the luncheon given by Mrs. w. F. For
tune this afternoon for Mrs. John L.
Kennedy, Of Los Angeles. decorations
being of marguerites, yellow tulips
and white tulle. Bridge was the diver
sion following the dainty luncheon. Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy expect to start back
to Los Angeles Sunday.
Mrs. william Wilson, 1925 Second
avenue south, will entertain eight
Fargo college young people at dinner
this evening, the affair to be in honor
of Miss Ivy Waechters birthday ami
versary. The flowers to be used in
table decorations will carry out a color
scheme of yellow. Music and gen.
eral good time are planned for the
later hours Of the, evening.
1K..o.t Iy,,,,+;.o4o,, NEou,ar1, I;ttIa
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Dwight
Mowery, 410 Eighth street south,
Moorhead, celebrated her sixth birth
day anniversary Friday afternoon with
a party at which fourteen playmates
were guests. A tempting lunch served
by Mrs. Mowery followed a variety OF
games.
Mrs. H. H. Berg, North Broadway,
was hostess Friday evening at the reg
ular meeting of the Dorcas society of
st. Paups Lutheran church. The usual
business, followed by needlework and
lunch, took up the evening.
Mrs. J. B. Eaton will leave in few
days for st. Louis, expecting TO be
present at the graduation Of Miss lsa-
bella Eaton from Monticello seminary,
which is located near that city.
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Miss Florence Qualey, of the Hogan
flats, entertained the members of the
Fussers' club at a theater party at the
Lyceum. Moorhead, Friday evening,
following which they returned TO the
Qualey home for supper. A guest OF
the club last evening was Miss Lillian
Foderholm.
Miss Esther Teichmann, a graduate
nurse OF the Bismarck Evangelical
hospital, has returned to Bismarck
after a, weeks VISIT at her home in
Fargo. Miss Teichmann came especial
" to see her brother, Reuben Teich-
mann. of Bowman, who has enlisted
in the army hospital corps, and who
visited here before leaving for his new
duties. Miss Teichmann herself has
enlisted for service as Red Cross
nurse.
Miss Ethel MacLinn and Miss Rachel
Olson, Of the Howard Moody depart
ment store. Moorhead, will leave Sun
day afternoon for a two months plea
sure trip to the Pacific coast. They ex-
pect to visit Vancouver. B. G. and
many other interesting points along
the coast as far as Los Angeles, and
win return to Moorhead via the south
ern route, through the Grand Canyon.
Mrs Dora l.. Paulson, a teacher In
the Moorhead Second ward school, was
guest OF honor Friday evening at a
theater party at the Garrick, Fargo,
given by the other Second ward teach
ers. "A luncheon at Prizes followed, at
the conclusion of which Mrs Paulson
was presented with g handsome pickle
fork, as a token Of her associates re-
gard She will leave June / to reside
In Staples. where her husband Is en-
gagged IN work for the M. p. railway.
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Mrs. TiIIie Zinn, Of Roundup, Mont,
is In Fargo for few days visit at the
home Of Mrs Teichmann, IN Island
Park.
A social hour followed the routine
business meeting Of the Helping Hand
society Of the Norwegian Lutheran