The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-06
SOCIAL NOTES

/ II,
Mrs. Hawks. entertained few neigh
borhood friends at an informal thimble
bee this afternoon In compliment to
Mrs. Margaret Ross. of Marshalltown,
son home for q couple of weeks. Social
chat and needlework made the hours
pass DELIGHTFULLY."-, and q dainty lunch
was served by the hostesses. Mrs. Ross.
who Is an aunt OF Mrs. Wilson, will
leave for Marshalltown Wednesday.
1t. and Mrs. r. 3. Carrithers. of 1905
Eleventh avenue north. win entertain
nesday evening, in compliment to Mr..
| and Mrs. Cass. of Hibbing, Mimi, who
are the guests of Coach and Mrs. Paul
celebration Of the sixth wedding ami
versary of the host and hostess.
| Mrs. Charles Irvine. of III Ninth
street south, was hostess Monday aft
| ernoon to the other members of the
| South Side Bridge club, at their regu-
flar meeting. There were two tables at
1nd after the the
be the next hostess; in two weeks
| Mr.. and Mrs George Brewer, of 500
| Eleventh street south, entertained a
company of sixty friends at their home
Monday at a miscellaneous shower CIV
en- in honor of their son, Guy Brewer.
and his bride. The latter was formerly
III
and her marriage to Mr.. Brewer took
place week ago last Wednesday, at
the First Methodist parsonage in this
city. The couple will remain in Fargo
| for a couple OF months, after which
| they expect to locate somewhere in
| Montana. The evening was enjoyed
| with games and general good time,
and light refreshments were served.
| The bridal couple received many pretty
and useful gifts for their future home.
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Another - the delightful meetings
Of Helpful club. directed by Prof Franz
the Fargo conservatory parlors. The
very well rendered program was given
by Mrs. Sucher, who Is a soprano of
pleasing voice, and Samuel Teichman.
los. The well chosen program numbers
were the following: A Thought Like
Music, and Sapphic Ode (Brahms), by
Samuel Teichman: Farewell Germany,
sucher; The Little Sandman, MY Moth.
er Loves Me Not (Brahmsl: and A
Maiden Rose at Early Dawn (Brahms),
Heart Is Troubled (Egypt), The Treas
ure (Bohemia). and o Logic o'Buchan
(Scotland), by Mrs: Sucher; The Watch
full Lover, Serenade. and Cradle Song.
man; and Snake Charmer's Song GIN
dial, There's Ne'er Blossom Clap
land), and There Was a Little Maiden
(rrancels Dy Mrs. Sucner. -r-E. =, ~
Misses Inga Rynning, Pauline and
Carol Nyseter Will entertain the mem
bers of the Bethany Young Peoples
society at its regular meeting We'd
Fourth street and Third avenue north. |
A. program, consisting of talk by DR.. |
a. Oftedahl, vocal solos by Miss Viola |
Moen, will be given at the close of the |
business meeting.
The second of the informal receptions
mission district will be given .Wednes-
day afternoon of this week by the |
woman's auxiliary to the mission. As |
on the previous occasion, in February,
the affair will be held at the mission. !
A program, which will be featured by a |
talk by Miss Kloman, school nurse, and |
several musical numbers. will precede
a domestic science demonstration which |
fact that its subject is the potato. Be-
cause of the present exorbitant costNof |
potatoes, the demonstration of econom-
unusually timely. Misses Joyce and |
Leah Dickinson, seniors in the home
economics department at the North |
Dakota Agricultural college, have been |
chosen to take charge of this demon
stration. The mothers who will be |
guests at this affair are invited for |
O'clock.
Invitations have been issued by 1t |
and Mrs. Carrithers, the former at the |
head of the military department at the |
A. c.. for large dinner party at their |
home, 1905 Eleventh avenue north |
which affair will precede the annual A. |
G. military ball on the evening OF Sat-
urday. March II. The guests at this |
dinner will be all of the cadet ohicers |
covers will be laid for thIrty-two in ali. |
Mrs. Carrithers will be assisted in serv-- /
ing by Mrs. e. F. Ladd, Mrs Paul Da-
Wis and Mrs. e. s. Keene, who with /
Carrithers will act as chaperons at the /
ball, later that evening. A very delight
full time is being anticipated by the /
cadets and their friends.
Eighteen guests, mostly ladies of the
Moorhead normal faculty, were guests Il
Monday afternoon at luncheon, of Miss
normal faculty. Covers were laid for
eighteen, one large and two small Il
round tables being used, each adorned Il
with centerpiece of Jonquils and hya-
as favors An informal and very de-
lightful social afternoon was enjoyed
the luncheon.
The members OF the Island Park
Birthday club will be dinner guests this |
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Freeman,
of Ninth avenue south, who will enter
TAIN GGlGpFdtAOH VI Inc MOSbSSb aunl-
Miss Clara Jerde, of sos Second ave-
nue. south. Moorhead, entertained FIVE
of her girl friends at a fudge party
Monday evening. Music was also q
pleasant diversion of the evening, and
the hostess served lunch
The ladies OF the Wohela club will be
Wednesday afternoon az
their regular meeting by Mrs. A. Jo-
seph, of 61s Tenth avenue north. The
club numbers a dozen ladies.
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The Daughters Of Isabella will meet
wednesday evening at 5 o'clock at the
Cathedral clubrooms.
The regular meeting of the ladies'
auxiliary TO the Sons OF Veterans will
Be held promptly at 1880 o'clock this
evening in @. "A. r. hall. After the bus
mess session, MAJ. @. "A. Fraser will
give q short talk on the Mexican sltu-
alton. A cordial invitation Is extended
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