The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-25
SOCIAL NOTES

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| OF Mrs. j. p. Martin, Mrs. e. r.
Wright and other friends, being at the
| Wright home at present. Among
numerous social affairs, largely in
formal, given for Mrs. Edwards the
past week were tea at which Mrs.
Martin entertained Monday after
noon, a small luncheon party at
which Mrs. Hugo Stern was hostess
Friday, and a small dinner party
given by DIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Camp
Dell Friday evening. Mrs. E.. A..
Kicker, OF 2lS Twelfth street south,
! entertained few friends informally
at tea this afternoon, in Compliment
to Mrs. Edwards. The latter and SON
visited Mrs. Edwards mother at
Oakes, N. D., prior to reaching Far
go, and will return there about Sept.
for brief time before going back
to Ocean Springs.
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Mrs. b.. j. Miller, of 81 Tenth
street north, entertained fourteen
little girls Friday afternoon at a
| farewell party for her small. grand
| daughter. June Miller, who. with her
mother left this afternoon for their
home in Minneapolis. A jolly time
was enjoyed with various games
until supper time, and the children
INDUCED in grand march around
the house and porch to piano music
by Mrs. Lynn Miller, before gather
ing on the porch for the delicious
lunch that was served. Mrs. Bainey
and Mrs. Grant Terryl assisted the
hostess in serving. Garden flowers
In a pretty profusion were used as
decorations. Mrs. Lynn Miller and
little daughter have been visiting in
Fargo for the past two months.
The members Of Mrs. G. E.
Graham's First Methodist Sunday
school class in teachers training
were her guests Friday at a pleas
ant afternoon affair. She entertain
ed in honor of Mrs. A. c. Dale, who
will soon leave for Des Moines, Ia,
Mr.. Dale having charge of the Y. M.
c. A. work at Camp Dodge. Four
teen of the class were present, and
spent the afternoon with needIework
and music. The honor guest will be
presented with a kodak picture that
was taken of the crowd.
Mrs. McLaren and Mrs. McKinsey
will be in charge OF a committee
from the Ladies' auxiliary to Com
pany B of Fargo. that will serve re-
freshments at the dancing party
which the Company B boys will give
in the Fargo auditorium next Mon
day evening. The proceeds of this
affair will go into the Company B
fund, and it is reported today that
the tickets have been selling well, so
a large crowd is assured.
Mrs. c. S. Green, Of Eighth avenue
south, entertained Friday afternoon
at thimble bee for Miss Rhoda
Korsmo, of Minneapolis, and Mrs. AL
Sydness, of Fergus Falls, both of
whom are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Green was assisted by her
daughter Clara in serving a 5 o'clock
lunch of pretty appointments.
Gladiolli and sweet peas formed pref
ty decorations.
Miss Alvira Miller, of Moorhead.
was hostess Friday evening to four
teen guests whom she entertained
at an informal party for Miss Dora
Freeman, also of Moorhead, who is
a bride-elect. Miss Freeman was;
presented with a shower of beauti-
full gifts of linens. Golden glow and
ferns carried out pretty color
scheme Of decorations.
Mrs. F. s. Hollett and daughter
left Friday evening for Browns
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for a weeks visit. Rev. and Mrs.
G. G. VALENTINE, of Minneapolis, the
latter a sister OF Mrs. HolIett, are
visiting in Browns Valley at the
home of another sister of Mrs.
HolIett, that of Mrs. NJ Dunser and
family. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. ValIen-
tyne motored to Browns Valley. Rev.
and Mrs. Hollett and daughter. Helen
Lorna, returned just this week from
a months outing,at West Cormorant
lake, where they occupied the cot
tage Of the Gunthorp family, of
Edgeley. Several Fargo friends
were their guests at various times
during their sojoun at the lake. The
first Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. B, F. Tube
sing and som Harold, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Buttree were there; tho
following Sunday their guests were
Mrs. A G Matters and daughter,
Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs. o., NJ, SIrate,
and Mrs. Shepherd, the latter ef
wnorn is ftOrn Washington state, and
visiting In Fargo; while Mr. and Mrs.
j. A. Elicit and two children were
Mrs hulleit guests during tho on
tire last week Of their outing, while
Rev. Mr.. Hollett was visiting In
Blown's Valley. The later will re-
sume his pL pit here sunday mcrn-
iaB anu evil lt1S.
Miss Margaret Alfred is home from
a visit OF several weeks In New York
city, Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Seven were guests OF Mrs. w. H.
Bergherm, Third street north, at
thimble bee Friday afternoon. Miss
Viola Larson entertained with an
impromptu program Of piano num-
bers. Sweet peas and wild sunhow-
ers adorned the various rooms.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Plymouth Congregational church
gave a social affair in the church
parlors Thursday evening in compli-
ment to members who have entered
or who will enter military service.
They are Ward Porter, especial honor
guest, a Fort Smelling training camp |
graduate soon to report at Camp |
Dodge; Roy Dunbar and Kellogg |
Bascom, both of whom have been |
drafted and who are waving exemp- |
ton: Albert Sonquist, a member Of a |
Minnesota regiment of the national |
guard, and Paul Horne. who goes to
Mexico for work with the Z. N. z.
Al Games Afforded jolly entertain
ment and refreshments were served.
Misses Bessie Mckee and Lillian and |
Gladys Sonquist were in charge Of
the affair.
Besides the articles listed above,
the Fargo Red Cross Chapter has do
mated thirty four Turkish bath tow
els to Company B. and its members
are now busy finishing up the 100
comfort bags which the chapter has
for that military organization.
Mrs. Erward Nugent. OF Seattle,
Wash, is III Fargo for an extended
visit at the home OF her son and
daughter In law, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. =.
Nugent. North Broadway.