The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-26
SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. weiser and Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Howe have invited forty
guests at an informal dancing party
and supper later, to be given at the
Zero clubrooms Saturday evening. Pre-
ceding this affair, Miss Dorothy Hanna,
! OF 902 Third avenue south, will enter
tain the same company of guests at a
dinner party. Both functions are plan
ned in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D.
was an event of the recent holiday sea-
SON at the home Of the brides parents,
in San Diego. Cal. Mrs. Crosby was
formerly Miss Margaret Campbell, and
ident of Fargo, where both she and her
husband have many friends.
In honor of her 4th birthday ami
versary, little Miss Dorothy Elizabeth
Ohm. of 424 Eleventh street north. en-
tertained ten of her friends and their
mothers Thursday afternoon. Games
and music afforded ample entertain
of which the birthday cake, bearing
four lighted. tiny, pink candles, was the
principal attraction for the children.
Mrs. NJ A Lien and c Mrs; A; ,I =. Monson
Little Miss Dorothy received many
pretty gifts by. which to remember her
anniversary.
The nearly Iife-size portrait of Nine
Edna Swanson VerHaar, the Chicago
contralto who appeared in concert here
last evening, which 1t was expected to
exhibit in Fargo, was, unfortunately
ped back to Chicago, before, getting as
far as this city, according to word re-
ceived yesterday.
DR.. scherer, a children s. specialist of
this city, will give an address at the
next meeting of the Roosevelt Neigh
borhood club, on Wednesday afternoon
of this coming week.
Mrs. Stephen Birch, of Ninth street
north. left today for California, for an
extended sojourn. She will visit Los
Angeles and San Diego, among other
An affair that will long be remember
ed by both guests and hostesses, was
way Methodist Aid society entertained
the members of the Plymouth Congre-
gational Aid society, Thursday after
noon. 1t was held at the home of Mrs.
F. w. Thomas. 713 Eleventh avenue
north, with about sixty in attendance.
A program had been arranged, consist
ing of piano solo by Mrs. e. G. Mein-
ger; group of readings by Mrs. F. J.
Sucher; and vocal solos by Mrs Guy r.
Vowles, all of which gave much pleasure.
These numbers were preceded, however,
with contest by which the ladies Of
the Two societies became better &C
quainted with each other. Later the
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee, Mrs. Frank 8. Hollett, gave out
slips of paper on which were written
verses of old songs. BY humming tlS
tunes the ladies finally found the others
of their respective groups, after which
each of the. five groups sang its song,
with the others joining in on the Choir
uses. The house was beautifully dec
Grated with roses of a deep red shade,
and another pleasant feature of the
afternoon was the serving of delicious
refreshments.
. Young ladies Of the Broadway Meth
odist church to the number of half a
dozen, very delightfully."- entertained
the boys of that church who comprised
the winning team in the recent Y. M.
c. A.. baseball contest at a banquet
held at o'clock Thursday evening. The
banquet was served at the home OF Miss
Pearl Burns, 1910 Fifth street north,
covers being laid for ten team men,
bers. There were also present as guests,
Rev. Frank s. Hollett and O. M. strate,
and the affair was q happy one
throughout. A three-course repast was
served and was much appreciated by
the guests, who later enjoyed the eve
ming in a social way and with music as