The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-07
SOCIAL NOTES

The Gamma Neches OF the Moor
| head normal enjoyed a party Monday
evening at the J. n. Brown home.
Moorhead, where Miss Harriet Han
son resides. The latter's cousin. Miss
Ann Brown. teaching this year. was
sorority president last year. Halo,
we'en decorations and amusements
prevailed, and Miss Myers, costumed
as a ghost, told spooky stories. The
1 refreshments were limited. IN defer
ence to the Hoover appeal. The
sorority held formal initiation a week
ago Monday evening, the ceremony
being preceded by a formal dinner
party in the domestic science rooms
at the normal. The new members
are Misses Pearl Russell, Lucille
Cram. Clara Fossen. Harriet Han
son, Olive Patterson and Alice
Daigie, students: Misses Alins COTS
land and Mabel Eenson. of the fac
ulty. and Mrs. Frederick, wife OF q
faculty member.
Misses Agnes Love and Geneva
Borderud entertained the First PreS-
byterian Alpha chapter of West
minister guild Tuesday evening at
! the J. G. 8. Nelson home, Miss Bess
Ballantyne was program leader. Red
Cross work occupied most OF the
evening. The next meeting will be
with Miss Christina Botzet, at the
W. L. stockwell home.
Mrs, Charles 7. Yirchott, '7ao
Seventh avenue north, entertained
six ladies' at an informal thimble bee
Tuesday afternoon, complimentary
70 Mrs. G, NJ. Petrie, Poplar, Mont,
/ nee Miss Isabel Wehrkamp Fargo.
| "A dainty lunch was served. Mrs.
| Petrie and baby daughter, who have
been visiting relatives here for q
| short time. viii be Joined tonight by
Mr., Petrie. They viii go to Indiana
in a. day or so, for visit of several
weeks with Mr.. Petrie's relatives.
A good attendance and the accom-
I plishment of a large amount Of knit
/ ting fer the drafted men, featured the
| bi-Weekiy meeting Of the w, r, G.
meeting terminated with q short So
ciai session.
meet at ESQ o'clock Thursday morn
| Ing in the Y. w. c, A pariors.
The First Baptist wsmAn's Mission
/ airy society met Tuesday afternoon at
/ the home OF Mrs. A ~, Forsberg
sion was held. with Mra Forsberg,
Mrs. Victor Baldwin and Mrs Mary
I ThCmpson as hostesses for the social
hour. during which refreshmsnts were
served.
An interesting talk by Miss Pearl
/ Wong, q Chinese student at Fargo
college, was the principal feature at
L the meeting Of the First Congrega-
tional Woman'a unisn Tuesday after
noon at the church. The ladies cen
venad In the morning, in order to have
l more time for their Red Cross sewing.
The latter Is being greatly , faSiiit u
electric sewing machine. Picnic lunch
was served at neon.
Mira, Lille 3. Bowers Fargo. well
known through the state through her
/ activities in the temperance field. adj
| dressed q good-Eized hudience In
Bethel Lutheran church. Grand Forks
| Monday evening. She spoke On state
and national prohibition. Illustrating
her talk with steFsopticOn slides.
Sewing and knitting occupied these
attending the nesting Of the Lyns=-
blsmsten society Tuesday afternoon
Kr0gh ana Mrs. G 4 Bin were host
esnee during the social hour.
An interesting program on Africa.
with Mrs. ]. +, Mckay in charge, Was
given Tuesday afternoon at the meet
1 ing Of the Broadway Methodist W0m-
ans Foreign Missionary society. II
/ was held ct the hema OF Mrs. y. O.
Mefnzer. Mrs. Thomas reviewed a
chapter OF the textbooks Mre. y A.
/ Elicit read extracts from An African
Trail two vocal Boles were given BY
Miss REESE Meth, and Mrs. smith Slim
4 mel conducted a mystery box. "a so
Il ciaI hour and refreshmente followed.
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4 ~ Artists White China.
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