The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-19

cards an attractive lunch was served.
Spring flowers, including crocuses and
hyacinths, formed charming decorations
for the affair.
Mrs. q. J. Pattfson. Of 1924 Fifth
street north, was hostess this afternoon
| at pretty bridge-luncheon given in
compliment to her sister, Mrs. w. G.
Hughes. of Beach. N. d. CGvers were
| noon, and a similar number of other
friends will be guests OF Mrs. Pattison
at a bridge-luncheon Tuesday. The az
fair tomorrow will also be in honor Of
Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. Dick Christian, of 119 Twelfth
street north, entertained fifteen young
people at a party Saturday afternoon,
| in celebration of the first birthday an
| niversary Of her little daughter, Joyce.
The livingroom was prettily decorated
with hags and hearts, carrying out both
the patriotic and valentine effect, and a
dainty lunch was served at 4:30 o'clock.
The main attraction of the lunch was a
large birthday cake upon which one
received many pretty and useful gifts.
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i A. c. and A. C. high school students
to the number Of ten couples are to en-
college armory Tuesday evening.
Baernstein's orchestra will play for the
affair.
Mrs. T. D. Hughes, of $40 Seventh
avenue south, was hostess Saturday
afternoon at social meeting Of the
woman's auxiliary to the local u. G. T.
an entertainment and basket social at
which the auxiliary will entertain the
y. G. Z. members after the next regu-
lar lodge meetings Of the two organic
atoms, the first Saturday evening in
March. The auxiliary will formally
initiate several new members at its
meeting on that date. Piano numbers
by Miss Hughes, daughter of the host
noon and dainty refreshments were
served.
A company Of thirty friends enjoyed
q delightful evening Saturday with DR..
and Mrs. M. M. Fulton, OF sos Ninth
street south. Moorhead, as host and
hostess. Norwegian whist was the
game of the evening. and following
one long table set in the billiardroom
Red tulips and candles shaded to cor
respond formed lovely decorations for
the table. DIR; and Mrs Fulton are to
at dinner next Friday evening.
The Red Mems lodge Of Moorhead will
s sns FeS a. In the oe comsto ssy h et
Baernstein's orchestra will play, and
several Washington day features will
be in evidence.
Mrs. Norman D. Brophy, of 1912
Eighth street south, this city, enter
tanned sixteen of her friends at bridge
Saturday afternoon. in honor of Mrs.
was served following cards, and hya-
cinths formed dainty decorations for
the pleasant affair.
Friends in this city received word to-
day of the marriage of Miss Millicent
Smith, daughter of Mrs Anna Smith,
formerly of Fargo, to Robert Wade
Drummond, which took place on Satur-
day, Feb. IL, in San Francisco. The
message stated that the couple will
make their home in Frisco. Mrs. Smith
and her daughter left Fargo some two
or three years ago. They have num-
Der of friends here.
There were four tables at bridge at
the informal and delightful party given
evening EsMst BY y t PR and home MGs
Fifth street north. A dainty lunch was
enjoyed following the games, and at
tractive decorations for the AFFAIR con-
spring blossoms, such as tulips and
jonquils.
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The members of the Witches sorority |
pertaining the Gamma Neche girls of
the same school at pretty affair in
the gymnasium, this afternoon The |
AFFAIR is in the nature Of tea dansant. |
Miss Lillian Wright, OF Chicago. who
has been the guest of her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. A. J. Wright, in Moorhead, for |
several days. was guest of honor at an
by Mrs. o. j. Hagen, of that city. Fiji
teen Of the honor guests more intimate |
friends were guests, and were delight
fully entertained by Miss Wright with |
ed the pretty decorations for the tea
Miss Wright, who was in Moorhead to /
play Charles w. Clark's accompani-l
nents at the latter,s rectal c:,I Of Frlaay
cago.
The band at Cummings. ~ D., plans
gyng s es party tnsFs rGsy
chestra, Of this city. will play for q
pleasing program Of dances.
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Students OF the eighth grade at the
Agassiz school enjoyed a jolly sleigh
by two OF the teachers,
Miss Jones and Miss Hougland.
The North Side Priscilla club viii be
on wednesday afternoon of
his week by Mrs. Leon Metsinger. OF
Thirteenth street north.
Mrs. G. c. Dalrymple left Saturday
or a short visit with relatives and
riends in Minneapolis.
The members OF the Music section OF
he Fine Arts club enjoyed q very I'M
eresting meeting this afternoon at the
Iome Of Mrs. G: n. Anheier, on Third
venue south. Miss Margaret Feyereis-
n, music supervisor, was in charge of
he program which illustrated Nation
lity in Folk Music, and was one OF
arious pleasing features. The Music !
ection is considering taking up a sys- :
ematic study Of Music Appreciation. b
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