The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-15
SOCIAL NOTES.

Six young ladies In uniform
costumes and wearing war benefi
| badges, will serve frappe this after.
noon at the benefit card party which
the Fargo War Relief association il
holding in the Knights of Columbu:
hall, donated for the occasion by the
K. @. lodge. The young ladies arr
Rusch, Margaret Early, Mary o..
Connor, Dorothy Keene and Betty
Bailey. The hall has been beautifully
decorated with a large number q
flags, both American and flags of tht
allies, the use of which is donated b!
Walker Bros. & Hardy and the Farg:
National bank. Through the kindness
Of M. LEVITT, who, has donated the us;
Of over twenty tables, enough of thu
latter have been secured to accommo'
date at least seventy-two groups o.
players. At 1880 o'clock, according
to the pre-arranged' plan, the patrons
of the benefit win be asked to stoI
their card games and join in singing
patriotic airs, led by members from
the Music section of the Fine Arts
club. Judging from the large number
of reservations already made, the
benefit will be a pronounced success.
Mrs. Ed. Wilson, Of 20S Third street
north, Moorhead, entertained at q
shower Thursday afternoon for Miss
Marie Erickson, also of that city, who
will become the bride Of Soren p
Nelson; now of Grafton, on Wednes-
day, June 20. There were fifteen
guests, who presented the bride elect
with a linen and china shower. The
rooms were all decorated in red and
white, and large basket covered with
crepe paper in the two colors contain
al thu Gifts II MN 10 20 rriod in hHTl iffla
Harold and Kenneth Magnuson.
Music and social chat made up de-
lightful afternoon, and at o'clock the
hostess served a delicious hot lunch.
Mrs. Wilson is cousin Of the BRIDE
elect
Miss Luella Pannebaker entertained
at a theatre party at the Garrick
Thursday evening in compliment to
Mrs. Ralph Andrews, whose birthday
anniversary was thus celebrated. Fol-
lowing the performance at the Garrick
the party went to the H. A. Glasrud
home, 921 Fifth avenue south, where
Miss Pannebaker rooms, and where
dainty refreshments were served. g..
Mrs. N. o. Nelson, 1902 Fourth ave-
nue. north, entertained the ladies Of
the Four Leaf Clover club. Thursday
afternoon. Sewing and crocheting
were the diversions, and a tempting
lunch was enjoyed later. The table
decorations were Of spirea and snow
balls. a
Another pleasant pre-nuptial affair
for Miss IrTna Tilden was the party at
which Miss Gladys Tritchler, Eleventh
street north, was hostess Thursday
evening. There were eighteen guests,
who enjoyed an informal good time
with games and music, and in making
dainty sachets for the bride-elect. A
appointed lunch concluded the
affair.
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Mecca chapter, o. e. S., will hold
its regular monthly social session next
Tuesday afternoon in the dining room
of the Masonic temple. The Red
Cross work to which the afternoon
will be devoted, as on the previous
occasion, will be supervised by Mrs.
S. j. Hill, and Mrs. Bogenschutz will
have change of the serving Of refresh
ments. .....-
: Mrs. e. H. Ness, of 219 Ninth street
north. gave dinner party Thursday
in honor of Miss Rose Fautch, Of
who is wishing her sister,
Mrs. William D. Brownlee, of $50
Tenth avenue north. A box party at
the Garrick was later enjoyed. Pretty
table decorations for the dinner were
of peonies.