The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-22

tional Guard companies all over the
state to be present as guests.
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Miss Mollie Martinson and Miss
Harriet Gilbert, both of the Concordia
College Conservatory Of music faculty
were hostesses this afternoon at the
formers home, ga Fourth street
south, Moorhead, at q pretty affair
given in compliment to Miss Gilbert's
sister, Miss Esther Gilbert, from Min.
neapolis. The guest list numbered
thirty, and included the other ladies
of the college faculty, the wives OF
faculty members and a few other
friends. The affair was an informal
coffee, and was much enjoyed by all
present. Yellow jonquils and pink
sweet peas enhanced the attractive
ness of the various rooms. and other
decorations were OF a patriotic nature
Washington idea was charmingly sug-
gested in the appointments Of the
three-course lap lunch which was
served by the hostesses, assisted by
Miss Alma Gletne.
Miss Ivy Waechter was a hostess
this afternoon to the other active
members of the Phi Epsilon Omicrom
sorority of the A. c., at a theatre
party at the Garrick. Following the
performance Miss Waechter took her
guests to Prizes, where dainty two
course lunch was enjoyed. The large
table at which all were served bore
an appropriate centerpiece of flags,
and the menu itself carried out an eff
fective color scheme OF red and white.
There were fifteen in the party, one
Of the sorority members being alb
sent from the city.
Miss Grace Marks. of Neville. was
guest Of honor at a jolly progressive
dinner party given Wednesday even
ing by Miss Charity Pinney and Miss
Frances Sim. The first two courses
Of the repast were served at the lat
ter's home, on Fifth avenue north,
and the last two at the Pinney home,
on Tenth avenue north. Flags and
red roses formed the table decorations
the eight guests were entertained by
their hostess at theatre party at
the Garrick. Miss Marks will be
honor guest again this evening, at an
informal dancing party with Wash
ington's birthday features, to be held
in the Civic Center.
Mrs. Nels PETERSON, of ais Fourth
street north, Moorhead, entertained a
company of sixteen ladies Tuesday eve
ming In compliment to bride of that
afternoon, Mrs. Fred Dart, nee Miss
Marie Schranz, OF Moorhead. The bride
received number Of pretty gifts from
her friends. and the rooms were pref
lilly decorated for the occasion with
hearts, cupids and red tulips. The we'd
ding took place at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, at the residence of Rev.
Father Alfred, who officiated. The cou-
pie were attended by sister of rIe
bride and brother of the bridegroom,
Miss Clara Schranz and Frank Dart All
of the praties live in Moorhead, and
the bridegroom is an employee of the
Doyle-Overland Co., of this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Dart will reside at 222 Eighth
street south, Moorhead.
Prof. and Mrs. o. c: Heilman, of
Fourth avenue and Eleventh street
north, entertained the teachers of the
Interstate Business college, of which
the former is the head, at dinner Tues
day evening. The decorations and place
cards were in keeping with Washing
tons birthday. Music ana social chat
made UP a pleasant evening following
the dinner. Guests at the latter were
Miss White, Professor Ackerland, Pro-
fessor Wood and Prof. and Mrs. w. H.
Bergherm.
Mrs Axel Larson left Tuesday night
for short sojournsin Minneapolis.
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forty at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the First Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon. The ladies were
entertained by Mrs. F. d. Dibley, S31
Eighth avenue south, with Mrs. A. e.
Peterson and Mrs. Wallace Rice as as