The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-31
SOCIAL NOTES

| Mrs Charles Laveil. OF thu knsonis
apartments, entertained at an informal
bridge party. this afternoon, compli-
mentary to Mrs: T: w. MCLEAN. who
reside, There were Ave tables at cards
and lunch was served following the
games. A lovely corsage bouquet al
hyacinths surrounding
place at the table. and pink predomin-
ated in the tasteful decorations that
featured the two-course lunch. The
hostesses was assisted in serving by
Mrs. A. w. Fowler and Mrs. j. A. Jar
dine.
Thomas. son Of Or. ana Mrs. G.
Kachelmacher, 1870 North Broadway
sary by a party this afternoon at
which a dozen boy and girl friends
were guests. The usual games and
contests were enjoyed. after which a
delicious supper was served.
Mrs. Roy @. Cook. OF the Ansonia
apartments, informally entertained at
two tables at bridge Friday afternoon.
cards being followed by dainty lunch,
Mrs. Scion crum. of 20 sixth avenue
north. entertained few intimate
friends of her mother Mrs. Charles
Friday afternoon. A social time and
attractive lunch were enjoyed. The
dining table decorations consisted of a
pretty arrangement of white hyacinths
has been visiting here for month
past, expects to return to Winona next
week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Francis, of Tenth
street north. entertained the members
of the Idle. Hour club and their hus-
bands at cards Friday evening, there
being four tables at Norwegian whist
BY o. c. Anderson and Mrs. r. c.
Fields. and the consultations went to
j. E. Gaffaney and Mrs. p. G.. CAL
lagher A fine lunch was enjoyed fol-
lowing cards, and jonquils formed the
decorations for the affair.
Mrs. A. B. Davis. of the Arlington
apartments. will be hostess Friday of
club of eight members. The club meets
every two weeks.
Miss Inez Hohnke, of Eight and
day evening at dinner party, covers
being laid for six young ladies. The
color scheme followed in the decora-
tions was yellow, and the Easter idea
was suggested in the dainty place
cards. Miss Clara Hohnke entertained
company of six friends at quilting
bee last Tuesday, lunch following the
work on pretty quilt. Both Miss
lnSz anu MISS clara f1oHuk0 Will 1eaVS
the latter part of this month for their
claim, in northern Minnesota.
A number of A. c. young people. stu
dents registered in the pharmacy de-
partment, were guests Friday evening
of Prof and Mrs w. r. Sudro and Prof
and Mrs. A. r. Schlichting, at the lat.
ter couples home, on Thirteenth street
north. Among the games were several
April fool jokes that
were heartily enjoyed by victims and
those playing the Jokes, alike, and a
fine lunch was served later by the
hostesses.
Mrs. Oscar Covert, of Ninth avenue
few neighborhood friends at her home
Friday afternoon in compliment to her
sister, Miss Lenora Rasmussen, one of
the graduates this spring from the
hospital, Moorhead. A
pleasant social time and lunch were
enjoyed. Il sN
Quite 4 number of friends of Mrs. ,
]. L. Rohan and Mrs. c. l. Gross pat
ronized the Lenten tea given by them
Friday afternoon at the formers home,
10 raise funds for the guild OF Geth-
semane cathedral. A sale OF fancy arr
-icles was held in connection with sthe |
Tea and a pleasant social afternoon |
vas enjoyed. Pink tulips and large
oles while the attractiveness Of the |
ouffet was enhanced by tall pink ta-
1ers. Mrs. #. r. Whiting assisted the l
POSSESSES during the tea.
Miss Edna Hanson and Miss Anna |
Ness were hostesses Thursday evening I
% the other members of the jolly Six 1
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