The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-09
SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell and Mr.
and Mrs. II. E. Roberts, all Of Moor
head. have issued invitations for Z
series of parties this week. The frs
! of these affairs will be a card part!
which the two couples will give thi
street south, Moorhead. There will b.
| twenty-eight guests this evening
| Wednesday evening the two hosts. ant
hostesses will entertain at O'CLOCK
dinner to be given at the Russell home
! sos Eighth street south. Covers will
| be laid for twenty-four guests at thiI
| dinner. Saturday afternoon of thii
week Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Roberts
J which twenty-eight OF their LADY
| friends have been hidden. This latter
affair will also be held at the Russell
home.
Mrs. John L. Opfer. of 715 Seventh
street south, was hostess this after
noon to the members of the /. d. K
club. who as usual, spent the Afternoon
pleasant feature of the meeting
Guests of the club today were Mrs
Daniel Freeman. Mrs. George E. An
derson and Mrs. e. 2. Moore.
The meeting which the local P. e. o
chapter was to have held this evening
at the home of Miss Elizabeth Ches-
ley, on Roberts street, has been post
pOneu TO April at the same place,
when paper will be given by Mrs r.
P. Blake on The American Educational
System.
The scandinavian W. C.. T.. U. will
Lutheran church. The feature OF the
test, in charge Of Mrs. w. A. Land
blom. superintendent OF that depart
ment. It will also be a dues" social.
and all the members are urged to at
tend. Mrs. Charles Olson and Mrs.
Gard will be the hostesses.
ciety of the First Methodist church
will meet Tuesday afternoon in the
Mars room of the church. The quar-
terly reports viii lbe given.
Bliss Pitcher, Charles Brown, Donald
Hall and Lye1l Thomas. Fargo college
students. all were in Paramount Sum
day, to sing at the Easter services held
place.
Miss Edna Wiehe left last night for
Minot, where she teaches, after spend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. liver
Wiehe.
The Rector's guild of Moorhead will
Herbert Hanson, Fifth street south,
that city.
r. w. Scott. OF MarshalItown, Ia.
spent Easter Sunday in this CITY wifi
friends, leaving last night for Mime
apolis, where he stopped over today or
business. Mr.. Scott is president of the
yeaE
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. X. DriscoII. of Ma
pleton, were Fargo visitors over Easter
Sunday with relatives and friends. Ed
ward Driscoll, a student at the Sacred
vacation at the home of his uncle
ana aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Mclean
OF Seventh avenue south.
Miss Edith Gross will not return "a
Annandale, Mimi, where she teaches
Tor another week or so,I owing to an
epidemic OF diphtheria, on account OF
wnicn the schools have been closed
spending her spring vacation here with
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Gross, of
Tenth street north, and received the
notice from Annandale Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. T. r. Martin, Of street.
er, ~. d., are the parents of a baby
daughter born Sunday afternoon at
their home The word was received
Martins mother. Mrs. L. G. johnson. OF
Ninth street south.
Gethsennane guild will hold its
monthly meeting in the crynt ~ the
cathedral Tuesday afternoon, April 10.
The hostesses will be Mesdarnes ii ri
Aloman, w. J. Gage. jr., and r. L. q.
Goodwin.
Joe Benson, OF Finley, and Berthe
Serge, OF Fargo, were united In mar
riage Saturday evening Al weddina
dinner was served at the Dacotah no
tel, and on Sunday EVENING me ea,,nIa
entertained their friends, Mr. and Nrs.
a. Q. Bergersen and little daughter
Alice at dinner at that place. Thev
left later for Co0perstown, where Mr..