The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-14
SOCIAL NOTES

A series Of three delightful social
| affairs was concluded this afternoon
with a luncheon at which Mrs. William
Russell and Mrs. H. E. Roberts. both of
| Moorhead entertained twenty-eight
| lady friends at the Russell home, sos
Eighth street south. The guests were
served at small tables, and the charm
ingly appointed repast. which began at
2 O'Clock, was served in FIVE courses
Assisting the hostesses today were
Misses Marion Sharp and Lucille Rob
jonquils. carrying out color scheme
of yellow and white, formed the attract
| i've decorations. The later hours of the
afternoon were occupied with needle
work.
Mrs. E. r. Wright, OF 221 Eighth
street north, was hostess Friday eve
| ming to the other members of an infor-
have been meeting together all winter.
and their husbands, whom she most
delightfully."- entertained in honor OF
| Mr.. Wright's birthday anniversary.
| The honor guest was aware that an
| evening party had been planned, but
| that the festivities would begin at $50
O'Clock, with a unique dinner. was
pleasant surprise feature; The dining
room had been converted into a cafe
terra, and over the table was c0nopy.
Hanging from the latter and appearing
on the walls were appropriate ana very
would be served, Mrs. Wright was as
sisted in the diningroom by Misses
Jessie walker and Wanda Mccoy. and
little Virginia Wright and Eloise Nc
Ardle. The two small Mattresses were
generously tipped by the guests. The
decorations were patriotic in character,
in one of the viands. Mr.. Wright was
presented with a large basketfHl of
Joke gifts that affopaed much amuse3;
ment, and among tHem were several
doc" that goes with Friday the 13th.
The later hours of the evening were
spent with bridge, high score for the
Ter, and for the men, by Walter Vim
cent. The guests numbered about
thirty.
Mrs C. A. Mclean, of Seventh ave-
nue. south entertained a few guests at
6 o'clock dinner Friday evening in
compliment to Mrs. ]. Boos, of Leonard;
Dilworth. An informal social evening
followed the dinner.
A reception for this years confirma- |
ton class of st. Marks English Luth- |
eran church was held Friday evening |
by the Junior Luther league at the |
home of Miss Dorothy Bacher. on
thirty in the class this year., and
pleasant evening was enjoyed, with |
games as the principal diversion. Dainty |
games were in charge Of a iague com
mittee consisting of Lillian Holmes. |
Dorothy Chisholm and Clayton Berdahl. |
The decorations for the affair were OF
yellow jonquils.
Miss Hulda Richards entertained the |
other members of the Fussers' club at
Orpheum, Friday evening. Later, lunch |
was enjoyed at Prizes.
Miss Esther McGinnis, of AIS Tenth |
Of
eight young ladies at a o'clock din
ner party Friday evening, in compli-
ment to Miss Anna Buttweiler, of this
city. who is to be married to Harry
Long. also of Fargo. sometime this
coming June. Yellow and white was
the predominating color scheme
Throughout for the pretty aiisir Fan, ana
es. Miss Buttweiler was given a par
eel shower comprising many pretty
gifts. A mock wedding and various
later hours of the evening. The bride
elect is a popular employe of the e. A. |
Kicker department store, and Mr.. Long |
is seed analyzer in that department of
the North Dakota Agricultural college |
The Literary section Of the Roose-
welt Neighborhood club will meet Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Grant Bishop, SIT Thirteenth
street south.
0lTS. GEORGE A. hNSTHdIkS VI LutS GlkyS j
has been in Des Moines, Ia, for the |
past week, as a guest at the home of l
her daughter, Mrs. B. G.. Massie. From /
there she will go to North English, Ia, |
to visit brother, and will be gone two |
weeks yet.
Little Miss Florence Gregerson, 1912 |
Fourth avenue south, left Thursday |
evening for Lucerne. Mont, where she |
will visit for the summer with Mrs. |
Jos. Gloon. nee Carrie Restock, former
ly of this city. She was accompanied
by Miss Frances Smith, of Winona,
Mimi.
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Mrs. George Pardoe, of Seventh
street south, was hostess Friday after
noon at a largely attended meeting of
the Island Park Charity circle, and
good amount of work was accomplish
ed. Mrs. Frank DeCamp. of the Card
ner, will be hostess at the next meet
ing, in two weeks.
The engagement of Miss Martha
Reid, of 1920 Fourth avenue south,
Moorhead, to Arthur Irving Fylllng,
has been announced. The wedding will
take place during the coming summer.
Mrs r. ]. Sucher left Friday evening
for Forman, n. D.. TO attend the con-
cert given thereby the Mems Glee club
of Fargo college. of which organiza
ton Professor Sucher Is the director.