The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-01

more. The rooms were decorated
appropriately to the occasion, and
Halloween games and pranks were
the diversions. After a dainty lunch
was served, informal dancing was
enjoyed.
Mrs. c. /. Gross, 321 Tenth street
north, entertained eighteen play
mates of her son, Master James
Gross, at a Halloween party Wed
nesday evening. Jack o'lanterns
symbols decorated the rooms. A
merry time was experienced. In one
contest John Rindlaub won the prize
and in another, that Of writing poe
try, the four prizes awarded went "a
Virginia Wright, John Rindlaub
Pauline Deamer and Thomas VIII
liams. Halloween favors were
drawn from a fish pond, and each
child received a verse prophesyine
the future. Mrs. Gross was assisted
during the evening and in serving
lunch, by Mrs. Mae Douglas Rind-
laub.
Hubert and Arthur Christianson
entertained at a Halloween party
Tuesday evening at their home, 92C
College street. Sixteen youngsters
were guests, and enjoyed various
jolly games and Halloween stunts
The house was decorated in colors
and symbols i1s Of the season.
Twenty Moorhead high school
students who were guests Of Miss
Ann Huntoon at a Halloween party
Wednesday evening, were ali in
fancy costume. A delicious lunch
followed Halloween games and
stunts. The faculty was represented
among the guests by Miss Briggs and
Mr.. Colwell.
Mrs. p. ]. Burfening, 1411 Third
avenue south. very delightfully."- en-
tertained ten guests Wednesday
afternoon in compliment to Mrs
Harold p. Thomson's mother, Mrs
Barbara Reuss, Sun Prairie, Wis. A
ghost met the guests at the head oil
the stairs, and decorations were OF
jack o'lanterns and yellow chrysan-
themums. An automobile love story
contest was one of the amusements
and the automobile idea was cleverly
carried out in the lunch. Vfctrols
music was another pleasant feature
of the afternoon.
$3.50 r.. %
Sixteen were guests Wednesday
evening of Miss Molly Riley at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Oscar Rus
tad, in Moorhead. Halloween stunts
and games were the diversions.
streamers OF black and orange,
doorways hung with apples and pop.
corn balls, and other Halloween
symbols formed a properly spooky
setting Wednesday evening for the
party at which Miss Grace Adams
Moorhead, was hostess to twenty
guests Moorhead high school girls.
One Of the most popular diversions
was fortune telling by q "gipsy''
All the participants in the affair
were in fancy costume.
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Little Miss Lillian Pearson, 1925
College street, entertained eighteen
girls and boys from to O'Clock
Wednesday evening. Elaborate Hal
loween decorations were used, and
games appropriate to the season
children. A two-course lunch was
served at z o'cln"'-
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Signe Luther, nutle daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Luther, Seventh
street south, entertained thirty OF
her little girl friends at a Jolly Hal
lowe'en party Wednesday evening.
The hostess, Clara Weible and Ida
Hamer, We're dressed as ghosts and
met the others at the door. Each
guest was requested to perform a
number Of Halloween stunts before
being admitted to the living room,
where games were played. A few OF
the mothers Of the guests assisted
Mrs. Luther in serving a delicious
repast.
The gymnasium in Jones hall at
Fargo college was the scene of much
Halloween merrymaking Wednesday
evening. members of the senior class
being in charge OF the all-student
affair. It included the students and
faculty Of the college, the academy
and conservatory. Orange and black
streamers decorated the gymnasium,
and among the more thrilling stunts
of the evening was that of leading
all the guests through ''Hades,"
spooks and groanings affording the
desired atmosphere. Light refresh
ments were served.
A dozen Of the unmarried faculty
members of the A. c. were guests
Wednesday evening at an informal
card party at the home OF Pres. and
Mrs. u. r. Ladd 1I04 Thirteenth
street north. Auction bridge was the
game Of the evening.
Mrs. o. c. Anderson, 725 Third
street north, entertained the ladies'
Hemstitching, picoting, pleating
Mrs. A. Anderson, 515 srd Av. N.-Adv.
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