The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-21
SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Ellen Rost. OF Seventh avenue
south, was hostess at cards Friday
evening TO the members Of the Fussers'
club. There were three guests outside
the club membership. to make up two
tables at Norwegian whist, and high
score was made by Miss Aida Olson.
while low score was the lot OF Miss
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music played by Mr.. Viets and Mr..
Asker, was enjoyed: The decorations
for the party were Of patriotic ma
ture.
An informal party was given at the
Civic Centre Friday evening by, the
members of the Eta Chi Omega sorop-
IN honor Of Misses Elizabeth ST. Orr.
Gladys Plath and Myrtle Meineke. who
were only recently pledged to the sos
ciety. Mr.: and Mrs. +. o. Rockwell
numbered twenty-eight in all, and q
very delightful evening was enjoyed.
Misses Eleanor Kindred and Louise
Fitzgerald were hostesses this after
noon at the formers home. on Seventh
avenue south, TO the other active,
alumna and honorary members and
s.sSsss Of II, the Phi ggs,Sn o@sESn
bers present were Misses Katherine
Jensen and Nola Fromme, OF the fac
ulty. About thirty participated in the
nature, and an entertaining program
was given by the pledges OF the soror-
ity, who are Misses Margaret ChandlAr,
Eva Craig, Ruth Fisher, Esther Woldy,
Mae Stewart, Gladys Engle and Myrtle
Wolstad. A lunch OF charming features
was served later In the afternoon by
the hostesses.
Fourteen little girls were guests at
the party this afternoon at which Iva
Virginia Davis, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Davis, lob Tenth ave-
nue. south, celebrated her 7th birthday
for the occasion In pink and white, and
on the dining table, where q two
course supper was served, was large
birthday cake as centerpiece. Upon
holders. Mrs. Davis was assisted in
the serving by Miss Ruth Fletcher and
Mrs. La Van Els, after merry season
OF games enjoyed by the little folks.
Mrs. w. r. Porter. of Eleventh. street
north, entertained the ladies of the
Congenial club Friday afternoon at her
home, with Mesdamss Joe Nelson, 2. A:
Nelson and Grant Bishop as assistant
POSSESSES. The affair was in honor OK
Mrs. G. w. Folds, who expects to move
soon either to Omaha or Minneapolis.
and was In the nature OF q luncheon.
bowl, from whose edges hung blue
ribbons, carrying out the national col
ors, adorned the center OF the table,
and decorations elsewhere also empha-
sized Ine patriotic note. The club gave
Mrs. Folds q pretty farewell gift, the
presentation being cleverly made by
Mrs. A. y. schlichtinE.
Social interest among many of the
A C. young people centers in the first
athletic ball which will be held this
evening in the college armory. One
OF the most enjoyable parties of the
college year is anticipated.
The ladies' OF the Mcorhead Bridge
club we're entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs. Z. J. Wheeler, Mrs. A.
Sweningson entertaining with her at
the Wheeler home. The clubs usual
diversion was the order of q very pleas
ant afternoon, and substitutes playing
yesterday were Mrs. Charles Loring.
of Crookston, and Mrs. Robert Glen
dening, OF this city. Mrs. Edith Cod
frey made high score in the games. A
delicious lunch was served by the
A petition drawn up Friday morning
By the executive committee of the
North Dakota Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union, meeting in this city,
was sent last night to President Will
son, In the form OF night letter. It
was signed by Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson, president: Mrs. Abbie w. II.
Best vice president: Mrs. Barbara H.
Kate s. Wilder, recording secretary:
and Mrs. Minette b. Bowe, treasurer,
and petitioned the president to use his
authority as commander-in-chfef OF
the army and navy. TO prohibit, as q
war measure, the manufacture and sale