The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-19
SOCIAL NOTES.

About IT'S girls of Wheeler and
Comstock halls at the Moorhead nor
NAL school, were guests Of Miss Mile
Dahl, superintendent Of the halls, at
a jolly picnic held in Oak Grove, Fargo,
Friday evening. Three street cars were
chartered to transport the crowd, the
picnic lasting from to 8 o'clock and
the fun being in no way diminished
by the sudden shower. Roasting wien
ers added to the pleasure afforded by
the picnic lunch Others included in
the party were Miss Natalie Thorn
ton, dean OF women; Miss Frances
Lindbloom, nurse at the normal, and
Miss Ruby Waldie and Sadie Lindgren,
Of the Office force at the school.
Another merry picnic party at Oak
Grove Friday evening was that of the
Lincoln school teachers of Fargo, nine
in number. They went to the park
directly after school, and supper was
concluded just in time to escape the
rain.
The La Chom sorority of Fargo col
lege will give May breakfast next
Monday morning at the home of Miss
Mae Hanson, on Eighth avenue south.
Such an affair is an annual custom
with the sorority.
bers enjoyed their last party of the
season this afternoon, when Misses
Margaret Newton, Lois Dart, Walsh,
Grace Cravens and Jessie Stevenson
entertained at the Newton home, 1923
Twelfth street north, Fargo. Four
teachers who are to be married thiJ
summer, were surprised with an
aluminium shower given them by the
hostesses, and by gifts OF a piece of
m Hxr hn l1Ih AZ a
further feature of this surprise, all
were put to work making books of
silhouettes as the brides elect are ex-
pected to appear at various times Of
the day in their future homes. Yellow
candles and streamers decorated the
dining room, where three-course
lunch was served. The table center
piece was a miniature bridal couple
Plum blossoms pFettily decorated the
other rooms.
Mrs. Frances Newman Dial, dean Of
women at the A. c., Informally enter
tanned the senior high school girls of
the college, and other high school girls
living at Ceres hail. in her apartments
at the hall, this afternoon. About
twenty were present, Mrs. Dial read
interesting articles and letters regard
ing the war relief work abroad, and
Miss Lena Rose Meth sang group Of
patriotic songs. Lunch followed, Miss
Bothwick assisting the hostess. The
decorations were in the patriotic eff
feet.
Miss Helen Lewis, Moorhead, enter
tanned the Delta Phi Beta sorority of
the A. G. at its regular business and
social meeting this afternoon. 1t was
also a farewell for Miss Emma Hen
derson, a student just given position
in the Extension department, who
takes up her new work Sunday The
pledges, Misses Gwendolyn Brown,
Margaret Hoover, May Dennis, Flea
more Pearson and Mabel Stewart. gave
pleasing program and lunch was en-
joyed.
The meeting Of the Moorhead Bridge
club, to have been held Friday after
noon with Mrs. e. l.. Morris, at the
Comstock, was postponed owing to the
bereavement recently Of two members.
Mrs. o. sjoquist, 92s Thirteenth
street north, entertained eleven ladies
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Stuart, of Waybourne, Canada, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. M. Nc
Kee, Twelfth avenue north. Needle
work and daisies decorated the table.
The hostess was assisted by Misses
Matte Van Els and Gladys sjoquist
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nemzek, Gibbs
boro, N. j., were complimented Fri
day evening by the Theta Chi active
members, by a dinner party at the
fraternity house, near the A. G. Cow
ers were laid for fifty-four guests, in
Guiding other alumni members and
their wives, and dancing on the porch,
which was lighted with Japanese Lam
Eel hi e
ures was a tour Of the fraternity
house and inspection of the Alpha MI
rooms, on the campus. Each member
and his lady registered in the visitors
record at the latter place.
DIR. j. G. Dillon motored to Gard
ner, N. D., today. to give the principal
Baby day celebration. It's topic was
General Care OF the Child During Its
First and Second Years. Local ply
sieIans judged the babies Of Gardner
this morning, and other program feat
ures were arranged for this afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger and lit
tie son Jack. OF Bismarck. guests here
of the formers sister, Mrs. w. A. Keye
and family, since Friday evening, left
this morning for IitchviIle. for an
over Sunday visit with Mrs. Zuger's
sister. Mrs. Zuger attended the grand
lodge session Of the Degree of Honor.
at jamestown, while her husband VS.
tied his sister, Mrs. j. B. Hanson. in
Duluth.
Miss Rose Tierney Is spending the
week end as the guest Of friends at
Lisbon.
The Company B auxiliary dancing
party Monday evening In the Fargo
auditorium, following Company b
drill. probably will be the last OF the
series as the weather Is getting too
warm for that recreation, and the
guard will soon be called out Ander-
sons orchestra will play, and the same
committees as before win Be In charge.
The invitation includes the same