The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-12
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/ yember, with the second one about
Thanksgiving time.
The Gethsemane Recreation club
and the Young Mems Episcopal CLUB
OF Fargo have sent personal letters TO
all members OF the freshman classes
i Of Fargo college and the A. C., urging
| them 10 be their guests at an informal
/ social affair I'm the cathedral crypt
next Monday evening, Oct ID. the
letters are most cordial in tone, ana
announce that the evenings enter
tainment will consist of informal
dancing. greetings various games ana
refreshments The object Of these or
| ganizations is TO bring the church
into social touch with the college life,
| students who are strangers in the
city, and the plan rs to have a number
of these social evenings during the
winter.
Mrs Harry Magill, 651 Ninth street
south, entertained a few friends at
1880 O'clock luncheon Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Frank Whitman As
toria, Ore, who leaves for the east to-
day. Covers were laid for ten in all,
and the other guests were all friends
who had known Mrs. Whitman when
she lived in Fargo as a girl. Red
Cross knitting was the diversion OF
the afternoon following the luncheon.
The Young Mothers club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Adolph Peterson, North Broadway.
Sewing was the diversion, and Mrs. r.
H. Briggs read an interesting maya
zine article on China. Lunch was en-
Nov. 8, with Mrs. Allan Dillabough,
Seventh avenue north. The members
of the club are planning for Hsl-
Iowe'en party, at which their hus-
bands will be guests.
q = freshman dancing party will be
held at the A. c.. Saturday evening.
Baernstein's orchestra will furnish
the. music.
Mrs. J, z. Gananey, 1877 Seventh
street north, entertained the Idle
Hour club members Thursday after
noon. Fancywork occupied the at-
tention of the ladies until lunch was
served. The day OF meeting has been
changed from Thursday to Wednes-
day, and Mrs. Tim Francis will be
hostess next Wednesday. After that
the club will meet every two weeks.
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Many college young people are in
terested in the "Bienvetllance" party
to be given in the First Presbyterian
church pariors this evening by the
Christian Endeavor society. Unique
entertainment has been planned, and
tend. The invitation includes every
college student in the city.
This evening is the date for the
annual reception to the members OF
the A. C. faculty and their wives,
which Pres and Mrs. E. f. Ladd will
hold at their home. Dancing at the
college arfnory will be enjoyed later
year the invitation has also been ex-I
tended to the Fargo high school fac
ulty. .a
Members of the Sigma Theta soror-
ity Of Fargo college and their rushees
will be guests Saturday afternoon OF
Misses Helen Welter, Delphy Sharp
and Frances Lamb, at tea to be
given at the Fargo Country club.
A large number OF Maccabees and
their friends enjoyed the anniversary
celebration held by the Woman's
Benefit association In Eagles hall
Thursday evening: Gard Cards were the the
lunch was aenjoyed.
Mrs. Roy Thorne, Is Ninth street
south, was hostess Thursday after
noon to the st. Johns alumnae, eight
afternoon was enjoyed with knitting
as the pastime, and music by various
ones of the guests impromptu pro-
gram features. The hostess was as
sisted in serving a delicious lunch by
Miss Braasten and Miss Alma Stenso.
Mrs. .Charles.J. Thorpe, who is leav-
jug tn ify.s was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening az her home, 735
Third street north, aby about twenty
of her most intimate lady friends OF
the Swedish Lutheran church circle.
A social evening was enjoyed, with
lunch. and the ladies presented Mrs.
Thorpe with q percolator and a bak-
ing dish 49,
The brooklyn, NJ Y, Daily Times OF
oct. contained the following item OF
Interest to a number OF Fargo people:
Harry M Walker, q former Brooklyn
boy, and Miss Margaret Cogan, OF 224
EiEhty-secoIld street Bay Ridge, were.
the winners OF the prize dancing con-
test held at Bay Ridge high school
last Saturday. The couple received q
silver loving cup. Mr.. walker Is a
resident. of Fargo. N. D., but lived in
Brooklyn until recently. He is here
on a visit before being assigned 70
Camp Dodge, Ia, where the drafted
men of his state are in training" Mr..
Walkers present address Is $40 Divi-
sion street. Saratoga Springs, ~. Y. 3
Miss Marie Stenseth, a local nurse,
returned to Fargo last evening from
her home at Twin Valley Mimi.
where she went to see her brother,
Martinius Stenseth, who is in the