The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-17
SOCIAL NOTES

Thirty-hVe members OF the Gopher
Dancing club and their ladies enjoyed
the party given In Phenix hall. Moor or.
been very effectively decorated in fes-
toons of red and white, and numbers of
Japanese parasols and Japanese Ian
terms. NJ. e. Beck and r. S. Wright
were the committee in charge of. the
decorating. Cliffs orchestra, which
played last evening, furnished special
music for a cotillion that lasted nearly
an hour. A number of original and
clever figures were included in the CO.
tillion, which was led by Oscar Rustad.
The committee in charge of the party
last evening was comprised of Jack
Lamb, w. r. Costain and o. B. Rusness.
and patrons and patronesses were Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Douglas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Rustad. The next in the
series of Gopher club parties will be
held on Feb. 10.
Mrs. Josephine Sarles Simpson, of
Minneapolis, who gave a splendid ad-
dress on Suffrage this morning at the
Tri-State Grain Growers session, was
guest of honor this afternoon at a
luncheon given by the local suffragists
at the Waldorf hotel. Covers were laid
for nearly twenty-five at the luncheon,
which was served at 1918 o'clock, and
which was a most enjoyable affair. The
participants fingered for some time, to
talk over the passage of the North Da-
kota suffrage bills. Because of the vic
tory just won in North Dakota, the at
fair this afternoon was a jubilant one.
Glendening, state suffrage league pres
ident, and zMrs.@R. Ess@Weibies- first vice
president, is eagerly awaited by all To-
cal suffragists, who are anxious to
victory just won.
Mrs. L. C. Ladner. of fiat 8, Billmeyer
apartments, will entertain about q
la az
evening, complimentary to Mrs. Hugh
Dunlap, who prior to her recent mar
riage was Miss Alma Kroenke. The
affair will be in the nature of a shower
for Mrs. Dunlap, and needlework will
be the diversion Of the evening.
Prof. and Mrs Daniel Freeman were
host and hostess Tuesday evening to- a
company of twenty-five young people,
whom, they entertained in the hosts
lectureroom at Fargo college, eompli-
mentary to their daughter, Mrs. Cur
ney Clark. of Hortonville. Ind. The
Clark from both the college and First
Baptist church circles. A stereopticon
entertainment, given by Professor
Freeman and Donald Hall, was much
enjoyed, and an informal social hour
and refreshments followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Doran, who have
been residing in this city ever since
half ago. viii leave here tonight for
their new home, Albert Lea, Mimi,
where Mr.. Doran has been transferred
by the American Gas Machine Co. Mr..
that company here. He came to Fargo
from WATERFOWL, N. Y, and his wife
was formerly Miss Rasmussen, of Lam
berton, MINI.
Priscilla Clark. the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Clark, of Eighth
street south. entertained ten of her lit
tie girl friends this afternoon in honor
Of her 10th birthday anniversary. Mrs.
lunch, and the bluebird idea predomin-
ated in the candleshades, place cards
and napkins, while on the large white
cake that graced the center OF the "a
er the luncheon. little Miss Priscilla
further entertained her friends at
theatre party at the Garrick.
Mrs. Curtis M. Haywood, of Norwood,
Sask., Can, nee Miss Florence Beck, of
Moorhead, is expected to arrive S6tur-
day morning, to spend the coming
week as the guest of her parents Mr..
The Ladies Aid society of the Evan
gelical church will meet at the home of
south, Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
The members of the Missionary So
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
enjoyed an especially interesting meet
ing at the church Tuesday afternoon,
with Mesdames A. w. McNair, r. M.
Pollock, George Clark and e. G. ALI
son as the hostesses. Mrs. Roy Bough-
ton gave a detailed and entertaining
description of her recent work in the
and had with her for illus
tration, numerous curios. including
handsome native costume. Missionary
Object Lessons for Children was the
subject OF a talk by Mrs. Milton Law
renee, and the devotional service was
led by Mrs. George Clark. The now Of
flcers who assumed their various duties
yesterday, are: Mrs. w. r. Addison,
president; Mrs. NJ. N. Hatcher. first vice
vice president; Mrs. w. HI. Hunter.
third vice president; Mrs. George Mel
son. secretary; Mrs. George Sweetland,
treasurer; Mrs, E. @. Allison, secretary
of publicity; Mrs. B. +. Batchelder, sec
rotary of literature; Mrs. Fl. M. Pollock
secretary of temperance.
The annual meeting of Gethsemane
guild was held Tuesday afternoon in
the crypt ofsthe cathedral, and resulted
in the election of the following officers:
President. Mrs w. III. Barnett; vice
president, Mrs. ]. p. Clapp; secretary,
Mrs G. H. Huffaker; and treasurer,
Mrs. M A. Baldwin. A missionary pro-
gram of several interesting features
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In winter, glasses will steam when
going from q cold to warm room.