The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-21
SOCIAL NOTES


II Among the larger social events oa
this evening viii be the informal re-
ception which the Pastors Aid. 50.
ciety of the First Methodist church
will hold in the church parIors In
compliment to the public school
teachers. Eight o'clock is the hour
4 set for the reception, to which al
| friends OF the honor guests and the
hostess society members are cordial
ly invited. SO
Paul Schoberg. son Of the pastor
o fthe Swedish Lutheran church, was
happily surprised Thursday evenings
at the church parlors. where a large
number OF the CONGREGATION had
\ gathered 70 do him honor. Mr.. schc-
berg expects to leave early In Oc-
tober for Camp Dodge, Des Moines,
Ia, and was presented by his friends
| participating in last evenings Attain
with q substantial purse OF money.
An informal social time and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. z. Freeberg, of 61s
Tenth street south, Moorhead. enter
| tanned ten guests Thursday evening
in honor Of H. Rlish, who leaves
Sunday morning with the draft con-
tingent All the participants were
asked to wear fancy dress costumes,
and some were OF nature to add
muohtos the evenin's amusement.
Music and games were the diversions
and a delicious lunch was served by
the hostess.
Mrs. N. Tronnes, Of .1I1S North
Broadway, was hostess to about a
dozen friends this afternoon at an
informal coffee. Cards and sewing
were aslo enjoyed.
A dozen young ladies were guests
this afternoon Of Misses Gertrude
Cullen and Guenn Guthrie at the
formers home, 401 Ninth avenue
south, when she entertained in honor
Of the following friends: Misses
Helen Turner and Dorothy Sharp.
who will enter Minnesota "fI' this
fall; Miss Mildred Reinec<e. who win
study music In Minneapolis: and
Miss Ethel SanboFn, who will teach
at Bowbells. Pink and white asters
were very effectively used as decora-
tons, and the same colors pre-
dominated in the dainty refresh
ments. The young ladies occupied
themselves with their knitting, most
OF them working for the Red Cross.
Twelve participated in the Zuky
Ian club theatre party at the Gar
rick. TO see Polly OF the Circus
Thursday evening. A guest OF the
club was Miss Mae Burrows, of St.,
Paul, who IL visiting Miss Merle
Adams. Lunch at Prizes followed
the theatre party. Miss Gladys
Brandt viii be the hostess to the
club at its next regular meeting.
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Misses Hazel Carlson, sybil Head
and Judith Stalheim, OF the Herbst
store force, entertained at a theatre
party at the GaFFick Thursday even
ing, their guests being Bert Hanson.
p. T. Burelson and Ed Johnson, of
whom the latter two viii leave next
Sunday for Camp Dodge. with the
draft contingent from here. After
the theatre party prettily- appoint
Prizes cafe. Roses formed pretty
table decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Holmes, of the
Arlington apartments, entertained
very delightfully."- Thursday evening
IN honor OF Frank Kelly, who leaves
Sunday for Camp Dodge. A fine
lunch was served by the hostess, fol-
lowed by musical program and In
formal social evening.
Anita Blake was hostess Thursday
afternoon al her home on First ave-
nue. south. to the other girls Of the
Little Priscillian Knitting club. who
are Helen Curran, Dorothy Beverly,
Hope Fitzsimmons, Constance YAM
It's, Helen Olson. Helen Vance and
Elsie Roberts. After knitting was
laid aside supper was served. pretty
clusters az grapes tied with red,
white and blue ribbons serving as q
centeFpiece Tor the table. The club
plans 70 meet once q week,
Lloyd Larson will give 4 cornet
solo, with hts sister, Miss Viola Lar
ecn, as aecompanist, 80 the meeting
% the College department Of the
First Methodist Sunday school SUM
day morning. The attendance last
Sunday was hne. and an even larger
class is anticipated for the next
meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Plymouth Congregational church
was entertained Thursday afternoon
at it, regular meeting hy AGra. James