The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-28
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. J. G. Aitchison of 1912 Second
avenue north, was hostess this after
noon to the ladies of the B. and B.
Card club at their regular social meet
ing. A dainty lunch was served at 1880
o'clock. all of the appointments being
Of the Easter Season nG a and t oP
quils forming the floral decorations
Later there were three tables at five
hundred, the game always played by
this club. Substitutes for members this
| afternoon were Mrs. G. o. Richardson,
Mrs. Ulio and Mrs. e. C. Eddy.
The members of the Afternoon Bridge
club were entertained at their regular
meeting this afternoon by Mrs. Walter
Wetz, 712 Ninth avenue south. Pink
was the predominating color scheme
for the attractive luncheon served at
o'clock at the card tables. and a
guest of the club today was Mrs. w. A.
| Coulthard of Saskatoon, Can. There
were three tables at bridge following
the luncheon.
A Delta Phi Beta sorority party will
be held this evening at the home Of
| Miss Rosilla Ladd, on Thirteenth street
north. The affair will be in the nature
of a "childTen's" party. all to go in
| keeping with that idea. The games will
| be of a Juvenile nature. other social
affairs to be enjoyed by that sorority
con party Friday afternoon at Ceres
hall, the A. c., and a theatre party
Thursday afternoon. The luncheon will
be served in the room of Miss Mary
Ceres hall. The formal pledging of this
| and the other sororities Of the A. c.
will take place next Sunday.
Mrs. q. s. Keene of 1928 Seventh
| street north, entertained the Tuesday
Evening club of the A. c. faculty circle
| at her home last evening. Needlework,
tine usual diversion was Was; enjoyed and
| every week.
A dozen friends were guests Tuesday
afternoon of Mrs. A. c. Shiveley Of
| thimble bee. A dainty lunch was a
feature of the affair. Mrs Shiveley
| will entertain again Thursday after
noon, when another group of dozen
friends will be guests at a bridge
party.
Mrs. J. B. Springer of the Patrick
flats, informally entertained a small
company of young ladies at her home
/ Tuesday evening. Social chat. music
and delicious lunch were features of
very delightful evening.
Miss Bertha Camp of sO1 Tenth street
/ south, was hostess at an informal
party Tuesday evening at which the
girls who, who are active members Of the
A. c., and other friends, to the num-
Der OF seventeen couples in all, were
guests. Late in the evening light
quils and hyacinths carrying out a
pretty color scheme of yellow and
white.
The Moorhead Woman's club will
meet Friday afternoon at the home of
| its president, Mrs. Frederick Stalley.
New York will be the topic for this
meeting. at which the speakers win be
Rainey and Mrs. Harris.
The annual election of officers was
held Tuesday afternoon by the 1. v. C.
| of the First Congregational church. at
| q meeting held at the home of Mrs.
r.. A. Corbett, on Ninth street north.
The election resulted in the choice of
e s following: resident. Mrs; c; w.
| non; secretary, Mrs. A. ]. OShea:
treasurer, Mrs. III. B. Struble, and, SUI
pertntendent of work, Mrs. H. w. Buck.
neat sum for the society was real
lied from an auction sale held after
the business session, and a social hour
and lunch Were enjoyed later.
Mrs. Harry Nutting of Erie. N. D.,
left for. her home this morning after
few days visit in this city at the
home OF her cousin, Mrs. w. L. Brown,
On HOuFLH street uorLns
%
Mrs. w. c. Taylor. president of the
City Federation of Women's Clubs, of
Bismarck, has called a meeting of the
board and city federation for Friday
afternoon in the Commercial club
rooms in that city. Plans for Baby
week will be made at that time. The
capital city women will make ex-
tensive plans for the observance of
Baby week this year. which will likely
be held in the early part OF May.
Mrs. P. H. Gilbert will leave today
for her home at Langford, S. D., after
visiting since last Saturday with her
daughter, Miss Harriet Gilbert, of the
Concordia college faculty, at the
Gletne home in Moorhead
Mecca chapter. o. e. 81, will hold an
Informal reception for its new mem
bers on Thursday evening. March 20,
at 8 O'Clock. A short program will be
given. followed BY the serving OF re-
freshments. All Eastern Stars are cor
daily invited to participate in this
social evening.
cast for the play, Green Stockings, held
the first rehearsal Tuesday evening