The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-14


Sunday night for Reistertown
Nd, where she viii enter HANNAH
More academy. was delightfully."- sur
prised by a party OF young people
wednesday evening. Eight couples
gathered at her home and spent tht
evening in informal dancing. Latel
crowd had prepared, was enjoy
ed.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Crime. OF 111s Thir-
teenth street north. was hostess
Thursday afternoon to about twenty
guests, mostly members OF the
p. e. O. chapter. whom she
entertained in honor of hel
sister, Mrs. c. =. Bailey, OF
Seattle, Wash. Among the guests
were two visiting p. e. O.'s. Mrs
Holbeln, of EsthervilIe. Ia, and Mrs,
Miller of Seattle, Wash, who are
here visiting at the home of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. @. @,
Gardner, Seventh avenue north. The
affair was in the nature OF an in
formal tea, and as so many of the
guests belonged TO that order, the
decorations were in the p. e. o.
coiors, yellow and white, being car
ried out with daisies and golden rod.
Mrs. Crime entertained a few neigh
borhood friends informally for her
sister last Monday afternoon.
The members OF the recently form
ed social organization to be known
as the Lucky 10. were entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs. J. A.
Moshier. Park fats. at a very jolly
affair. A delicious buffet lunch was
served at z o'clock. after which the
ladies adjourned to the parlor, where
DeVere Moshier and Rose
Sherr entertained them with piano
solos while they engaged in Red
Cross knitting. Later in the evening
an auto ride was the diversion, the
club members going in three relays.
During the absence of part OF the
crowd one Of the number remaining
disguised herself as q gypsy and lat
Or told fortunes for all, which added
greatly to the fun. Coffee was served
1t IL o'clock. The club has met sew
sral times previously, but did not
choose q name until last evening. II
ls the plan to meet every two weeks.
and many happy times are being an
hcipated for the winter months.
The young ladies' OF the zuky Ian
club met Thursday evening with Miss
Pearl Coleman, 81 Second avenue
north, and spent a pleasant evening
with music, sewing and refresh
ments.
Miss Mary Healey, OF 1908 Front
street, entertained fourteen girls
very delightfully."- Thursday evening
In honor Of Miss Allyce Murphy, Of
Chicago. who lie visiting here at the
home of her uncle, Thomas Dunn
and family, on Tenth street north.
Music, dancing and games were the
and q dainty lunch was
served by the hostess, assisted by
her sister. Mrs. Rolla A. Long. other
guests present from out OF town
were Miss Margaret Sullivan, Shell
don, cousin OF the hostess and q
guest at the Healey home: and Miss
Wycoff, Monango. who
Is a guest at the c. A. Mclean home
here.
Miss Louise MacFadden, who will
attend the State University OF Wis
consin this year, and Misses Rather
Inc Hunt and Alice Mitchell, both of
whom win be students at Hannah
More academy, Reistertown. Nd.
will be honor guests at an informal
iancing party which a group of
high school friends will give at the
Civic Center Saturday evening. The
nostesses will be Misses Helen
Graves, Bertha Everhart. Mildred
Marjorie Brown, Ellen
-allander ana Helen More, and their
will chaperon the crowd,
which will number twenty couples.
The members Of the Young Peo-
ole's society Of Trinity Lutheran
church. Moorhead, held q social
AFFAIR Thursday evening In the
church parloFs, at which the men Of
Battery r. OF Moorhead. were the
honor guests. Quite a number at
ended, and q pleasant AFFAIR was
The serving committee OF
he hostess society consisted OF
Misses Gladys Larson, Anna Gletne
Ind Alice Flaten.
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Leo p. Nemzek, an A. c. aIumnus
nd member OF Theta Chi fraternity,
will arrive In Fargo next Tuesday
rom Philadelphia, where he Is en-
'loyed by the Harrison Paint Co. He
viii join Mrs. NemEek. who has been
pending the summer in Fargo at
he home Of her parents, Mr.. and
drs. r. w. Beals, and will remain
n the state during part of the hunt
ng season.
Mrs. Julian and Miss Mabel Green
Vood, of Fourth street north, were
ostesses Thursday afternoon to the
society of the Christian
hurch. fourteen OF the members be-
az present. The election OF officers
Yhich had been announced was post
'oned TO the next regular meeting.
he second Thursday In October. and
hS time was spent socially.
Rolla A. Long returned TO Fargo
from the twin cities, where
e and his brother-in-law, Earl
Eealey, have been attending the
state fair. Mr.. Healey is
expected home this evening.
Thomas Graham, son OF Rev. and
Frs. Thomas j. Graham, 100 Eighth
treet north, left Thursday afternoon
or Andover, Mass, where he win
inter- as q student at Philips
cademy.
A strong appeal for assistance for
be Red Cross was made by Mrs. F.
!. Gardner Thursday afternoon, in |
n addreAs given at the meeting OF |
he Norwegian Baptist Ladies' Aid |
ociety, which was held at, the home |
{ Mrs. A. Menus. Third street north. |
mother interesting talk at this |
leeting was by Miss Sadie Barnick, |
young Russian who is visiting in
he city and who is en- route to Chi
ago TO enter the Baptist Missionary
raining school to prepare for mis-