The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08

were prepared in four economical but
very attractive ways, and were later
served with ether refreshments that
expected that this demonstFatien viii
/ be failewed up at intervals during the
summer with other demonstrations OF
practical nature.
The Fargo W. G. r, y. will meet FRI
| day afternoon at 4 o'clock al the home
Of Mrs, T: L. Gardner. $40 Thirteenth
eSsn Of TIE tSPs Fl the Day Win
leader will be Mrs. G, G, Boise. Any
one Interested Is invited to attend this
meeting,
An informal bridge party was en-
jeyed Wednesday evening at the horne
OF Atty, and Mrs. 4, w. Fowler, on
ssysath avenue south. there bsinE Ave
very delightful one to all concerned,
Greek games and Greek athletic con-
program for the annual PaneHeIIenic
fraternity gathering in this city FRI
day evening at the ~Knights Of Gelum-
bus hall. Every fraternity man In the
attend this ssir. which pro MsSn to be Be
any yet held by the association. All
fraternity men wishing to participate
are asked to send their names in as
the First National bank, that provision
may be made for them at the banquet
board; The affair will be Greek in at
ant surprises are planned by the COM
mlttes In charge.
Mrs. Alax McEjrTor a, r....,.o A.
here as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w,
b. Gummins.
Mrs. Maurice Delt of North Broad
NxT1 4R ALA
mesnbsFs OF the North side Priscilla
club Wednesday afternoon, the divers.
ion Of the ladies being needlework, an
usual. a dainty lunch was enjoyed
Peters viii entertain the club in two
I'll, Th: Mems z .s society Of Rentoppiaaa
church pariors Friday evsainr at
o'clock. J.; O., Halland will be the
speaker MembeTs and their friends
Miss Ella Austin yesterday sold her
residence property ut 6ls Eighth ave-
nue. north. where the Austin family has
who with his family expscts to occupy
IL about April ]. This Is one of thu
prettiest six-rooYn modern homes of the
4 north side: Miss Austin and her moth
s sr, MRS. Mrs: 2; J: Austin, will take an
ness section.
was the pi ss:saaE TCSS,s tPSSDI; guild
church pariors wednssd Ss evening II t SS
Misses Inga Rynning, Pauline Nyster
and carol Nystsr. with good attend
musical program followed the sst rsntins
business. and q short talk BY DR.. a,
OItedahl was another attractive feature
o. the evening. The hostess served re-
'''.nmsh'' curing Z social hour
The members Of an informal 500 club.
meeting every two weeks, were enter
tanned Wednesday evning by Mr. and
Mrs; z. L sutton at their home in the
day symbols predoninatsd in the dec
orations and IN the appointments for
the dainty lunch that was enjoyed fol-
LOWING cards, There were three tables
at play last evening.
Miss Elizabeth Cameron of Erie, S.
D., left for her home this morning, aft
er spending several days In this city
as the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. James
A social session was enjoyed We'd
nesday evening at the Moorhead Nor
NAL school by the Home Economics
treatments were q feature of the pleas
ant AFFAIR.
The members OF both the Girls and
Mems Quartets OF the A. c. were en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing in Ceres hall dining room by Miss
Edyth Grasse, supervisor Of music at
the college, and Mrs. Dial. preceptress
at Ceres hall. The guest list included
Misses Marion Johnson, Ann Johnson,
Fern Brtscoe and Margaret Chandler;
Claude Ebling, Lawrence Olwin, Harry
Critchneld and Roy Dunbar. The quar-
tets later in the evening gave an In