The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-16

Master John Harry N0lin.
Another social affair in honor of the
ming, when Mr.. and Mrs. Nolin will en-
| terrain a company of about fifteen
friends informally. Mr.. No1in is man
ager here for the s. Birch & Sons Con-
cal business circles.
Seventy-five young people, who en-
joyed one of the merriest times that
| any of them can recall, participated in
! the return party rendered Saturday
evening by the young ladies' class of
the college department of the First
Methodist Sunday school, to the young
mems class of that department. 1t was
| held at the local Y. M. C. A. building.
An old-fashioned school session was
the order of the evening, and everyone
sion. The little girls" were charming,
and included several pairs of twins, also
| triplets and several cunning "sunbon-
net babies. One girl impersonates a
large doll. and was one of the bellies of
| the evening. Many of the young men
were in white suits such as worn in
the navy, and one of the most sedate
of their number succeeded in hiding
| his identity from many for most of the
evening, by appearing in an extremely
| loud" suit of black and white Scotch
| plaid, which, together with the base
| ball cut of his hair, afforded much
| merriment. All entered with zest into
the playground games that had been
| arranged, and whistles added to the
quietly inclined, amused themselves
with balls, marbles, jackstones, etc.
| The old-fashioned water pail and dip
per were in evidence, but modern sani-
tary methods demanded the use of in
dividual paper cups. Rev. Fl. II. Frost
made most competent schoolmaster,
and w. d. Gillespie scored an instant
success as the school bully. Last
day Of school exercises were the means
of introducing many would-be orators,
both recitations and songs making up
the program. In addition, Mr.. Sasser-
son, with Miss Bertha Hagen as &C
companist, played two beautiful violin
numbers, and Miss Stella Halsten
evoked a storm of applause by her
accordion numbers. Miss Rose Meth, of,
the A. C, was one of the speakers who
did especially well. Everyone had
supply Of chewing gum, licorice and
ments of sandwiches, hard-boiled eggs,
pie, pickles, doughnuts, fruit, etc.
were enjoyed, the hostesses each TAX
ing dinner pail lunch for two.
A delightful dancing party was given
Saturday evening in Music hall at the
A. c. by the Treble Clef club of the
Misses Olive Guy, Rosilla Ladd, Charity
Pinney and Lillian Hanson. Entertain
ing the senior members is an annual
custom of the club. Lavender and pur-
pretty latticed ceiling, with streamers
in the same colors hanging down the
walls, the whole color scheme being
most sffHetiye Many Easter Lilies also
beautifully with the club colors. Eight
musical and patriotic figures made up
the evenings cotillion, and were led by
club. Forty guests participated in the
affair, and supper was served at small
tables set in the practiceroom. The
committee on arrangements for the
Pinney, Pearl Vidger and Margaret
Chandler, and the young people were
chaperoned by Pres. and Mrs. e. F.
Ladd and DIR. and Mrs. g. N. Putnam.
The program for the "bugle CALI tea
to be given by Mrs. c. A. Nye and Mrs.
w. ]. Awty. both of Moorhead, in
Tuesday afternoon of this week. wiz,
begin at $3.50 o'clock. 1t will consist
OF the following unusual features:
Bugle calls of the United States army
onstratiops in emergency bandaging,
by DR.. William ]. Awty; Scraps Of Pa
per, resume of Belgian posters. by
of the ineffective, chapter from II. G.
Wells great war novel, Mr.. Drifting
Sees 1t Through. to be read by Dr.
Frank A; Weld; The following young
Awty at this tea: Misses Ruth South
wick, Ethel McCubrey, Helen Welter,
Edna Beardsley, Agnes Louden, Lulu
Wagner, Edyth Grasse, Jessie Com
stock, Lola LaValley, Elizabeth Lamb,
Julia Sharp and Edna Stevenson. The
Boy Scouts of Moorhead will also assist
in various ways. AS previously an
nounced, the admission fee will be one
roll of absorbent cotton, or more. ac-
cording to the individual inclination.
Another of the Mecca chapter, Order
of 70 OF WI
be enjoyed this coming Saturday, from
3 to 6 o'clock, at the temple. Mrs. H.
w. McArdle and Mrs. l.. L. Chapman
are at the head of the committee of