The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-20

in Moorhead. A jolly. social evening
Guiding with . delicious lunch which
Miss OLaughlin's friends had proVided.
Soon after arrival they presented MISS
OLaughlin with a number OF me VIC
occasion. and the playing. Of these and
other records were one OF the pleasant
features of the affair.
evening by the Eta Chi Omega sorority
Of Fargo college at the home OF MISS
Ruth Goodman, in the Ansonia apart.
ments. Mrs. F. w. Pearson was taken gen
iaeo t1 @ai iSfsF 4. stearRs. already a
natroness. was also present. The soror--
ity guests numbered ten in all. and
the evening was spent with needieWork
as the diversion.
Miss Hernice Troyer. of a1s Eighth
avenue south, very informaiy enter
tanned a few young people at her home
Monday evening.
Mrs. O. N. Eckstrom. of Twelfth
street north, will entertain the mem
bers Of the Idle Hour sipD . e ne
A very interesting meeting Of the
Literary section OF the Eo SHsx
NeghborhoGS CLUB wsi s School @SeS
eSe last nine chapters of David Cop
nerfield were read, and Mrs. j. d. Pen
litter. chairman OF the section, re-
viewed that entire book In q pleasing
way.
Mrs, e. L. Norris Of Moorhead. left
Monday night for Minneapolis. wnS ere;
she expected tS n TSShs snG Of sismsrcE.
Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Hughes are 70 pc
guests at palm Beach, Fla. 1T . three
weeks house party with Mr.; ana ne.
Joseph Ritter of New York city, a. the
host and hostess.
Mrs. r. W.. Mclean Of Seventh ave
nue. south, will be hostess WeonesoSy
afternoon to the iaGie s.S OF sre msetinE.
Bridge club at their regular
Mrs. w. D. Gillespie will entertain the
NJ and s. club at its rssui@r S"''~i
meeting THURSDAY afternoon
meeSfnx Of the Clay Modelling class
~ the Roosevelt Neighborhood club.
will be held this evening at 1:So snArp
the .S esoT."ss s all member: navng
pieces to be glazed and AIRED. to take
them this evening
Miss Mable Pendray OF jamestown
d.mThter Of Senator Psndray. of Stuts-
man county, who has been IN Fargo
since Friday visiting her sister, MISS
ida Yokell. Of 4Ss 9Th avenue norm,
s and .:t'n sft for the her a Sos this
ing. Miss Pendray was an A. C. student
here three years ago.
Owing to the troublous conditions on
the European continent incident to war.
81 Paul society women are giving tnelr
time 10 the various interests, among
which the Red Cross ana the american
run In the ascandency. The latest
iTterest, perhaps, Is that OF the Work
for the orphaned children OF France
which IL engaging the efforts OF mum
cies. A ball will be given at The
Saint Paul April - for the 6enent OF
the fatherless children Of France.
III. r.d,.s, Ala Society Of the Pres
bvterian church of Moorhead, will meet
with Mrs. Holt, 202 Eighth street SOUTH
Wednesday afternoon
Mi;s PIoTea sSa %iss clara raves. so
prario. both OF this city, left this morn
Ing for Jamestown, where this evening
they will give a recital under the aus
ths First IF Baptist church of James
town.
Friday evening Of this week. March
BAH Of the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity
Of the A. G. 1t will be held in the
OF a 'ca baret" party. with Mrs. Juliet
deLendrecie and some her best trained
pupils on the program for ave fancy
dance numbers. In addition the fra
ternity quartet 10 to sing and Malchow's
orchestra will play for the dancing. An
attendance OF forty couples ts expected
at this ball. and arrangements for the
affair are In charge of Raymond Refer
son and walden shinn. Many alumni
from out OF the city are planning to
attend the ball, which will celebrate
the fourth anniversary Of the found
honor guests will be Ex-President and
Mrs John w. Worst, and Professor and
Mrs. Thomas, Dean and Mrs. II. l. Bol-
ley and Dean and Mrs. j. L. sheppard