The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-10
SOCIAL NOTES


| Friday evening In compliment to Mrs.
w. F. Cushing, of Bismarck. who has
been in the city for the past week,
| having brought John Mccormack and
day evening for q concert. Mrs. An
| heller was assisted last evening by Mrs.
j. A. Jardine, Mrs. g. q. Graham and
| Miss Mary Hannaher. The hours were
passed most delightfully."-, charades be
ing the chosen form of Lenten enter
| tainment. and at the conclusion of these
the guests repaired to the unique and
beautiful grill" in the basement OF the
Anheier home, where a picture gallery
was displayed of early photographs of
the guests. Mrs. e. r. Wright was the
most successful in placing the posers.
A cafeteria lunch followed. with Fred
Hagen Ind Carl Anheier as the exclu-
sive chefs. assisted by the deftest OF
mattresses, in the persons of Misses
Wanda Mccoy and Imogene Nichols. A
feature of the evening was the singing
OF beautiful numbers by the ladies'
quartet of the Music section OF the Fine
Arts club, comprised of Mrs. Wright.
Mrs: Jardine. Mrs. l. w. Bohn and Mrs.
]. G. Dillon. There was also ensemble
singing of patriotic songs. and the oc-
casion was a most happy one through
out. Many whole-hearted congratula-
tions were extended Mrs Gushing upon
the success of the song recital the eve
ming previous, as such events mean
much to the artistic advancement of
the city. Mrs. Cushing was Joined here
THIS morning Dy MT. CUSHING. 1Hey Will
probably remain in Fargo for several
days before returning to Bismarck.
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Mrs. w. T. Richardson, of 4O2 Ninth
street south, MooThead, was hostess
Friday afternoo: al an unusually pref
ty affair entertaining the other men,
bers Of the Entire Nous cluk of that city
and two additions. guests Mrs j. II
butterfly" luncheon served at 1886
o'clock. The invitations had been in
scribed with a drawing of butterfly
lady, so the guests surprised their host
ess By appearing in costumes that cor
responded, these being beautifully in
harmony with the decorations. A four
course repast was served. all being
| seated at one table. which was strewn
with butterflies and had as center
piece bowl of yellow jonquils. There
was a profusion of butterflies all over
the house, and everything was carried
out in color scheme of yellow. Gov
Bridge was the diversion of the after
noon until s o'clock, when dancing was
enjoyed for a time before the guests
adjourned to their homes.
The members of the K. Y. club enter
| tanned their husbands at o'clock
| dinner party Friday evening at the
street south, Moorhead. The partici-
pants, twenty in number, were all seat
ed at one long table, which was prettily
| decorated with red carnations and vel
low daffodils.. An evening Of music
games and other diversions followed.
Musical numbers were given by Mrs.
Robert VALENTINE, Mrs. John Opfer, r.
w. Smith and Otto Dahl. and two other
unique numbers that were especially
enjoyed were given by Mrs. Gillespie
| and Charles Foster:
A stag party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Hendrickson, 709
| celebration of Mr.. Hendrickson's birth
| day anniversary. Covers were laid for
eight at the delicious dinner served by
Mrs. Hendrickson at $50 o'clock, she
| being assisted in serving by her niece,
Miss Void, of the A. c. An informal
social evening was enjoyed by the gen
| tlemen.
DR.. Martin Rindlaub has as guests
over the weekend, Alfred Jacobson. of
| Rugby; Frank Allen, of Lisbon; Doug
| las Mckay, of Pembina; and William c:
Bacon. of Great Falls. Mont. all of
| whom were here in attendance at the
Pan-He1lenic banquet Friday evening.
DIR. Rindlaub is giving an informal din
ner party this evening in honor OF the
above mentioned guests.
The ladies of the Moorhead Bridge
| club were pleasantly entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. Edith Godfrey,
luncheon preceding cards. The dainty
repast was served at three small tables.
The next meeting of the club, in two
weeks. will be with Mrs. T. I. Lewis.
Miss Mabel Stewart. an A. c. student.
will entertain twelve young lady
| friends at her home. 1912 Third avenue
south. this evening. Following the din
will attend the r. CA. c. basketball
game, at the A. C.
Severol neighborhood friends will be
a=Ag lit ,inn Nf MrC TN1n n.
nor of Tenth street north. at an infor-
NAL turkey dinner.
Fifteen couples of the recently or
ganized Bronx club enjoyed the first of
series of dancing parties held Friday
evening at the Dacotah cafe. Faulters
| orchestra furnished music for the pro-
gram of dances, which was followed
The second in the series OF parties will
be held at the Dacotah in about two
weeks.
A large representation of the young
women's class of the college depart
ment of the First Methodist Sunday
school was at the class party held Fri
hail at s the <. G. Games Of wide var
iety, many designed to get the members
of the class better acquainted, MUSIC
and refreshments were enjoyable fea-
lures of the evening. The arrangements
for the affair were in charge of Mrs. w.
w. Tousley, teacher; Miss Rose Meth,
Y. w. c. A. secretary at the A. c.; and
Miss Ethel Fisher. Many of the class
are out-of-town girls, and several of
the number are leaving for their homes
today and the first of next week, the
winter term at the A. G. closing today.
special musical feature of the joint
session Of this with the young mems
class at the church Sunday morning
will be a vocal solo. One Fleeing Hour,
by Miss Mabel Dainard. with violin
obligato by Nels sasserson.
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Crowninsheilds There Is a Land
Mine Eye Hath Seen. will be sung by
the vested choir at the morning serv-
ice at st. Marks English Lutheran
church Sunday. Mrs. r. w. Johnson.
contralto, will sing He Shall Feed His
Flock, by Handel, during the evening
Miss Allena Mclean and Mrs. Will
liam Veitch and son Keith. of Argus
Vile, who have spent the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Mclean, Of
Seventh avenue south. and also visited
at the J. l.. Mclean home here, return
ed to Argusville Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will hold its regu-
lar monthly business meeting Tuesday
afternoon, March 13, at the church at
o'clock. The ladies of sthe March divi-
division being Mrs. c. S. Dawson and
Mrs. r. p. Freeman. ALI the ladies OF
the church and congregation are in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Frank Nelson, of 1909 Seventh
avenue north, was hostess Friday aft
ernoon to the ladies of the Helping
Hand Caufupr nfrpIa The time WAS panf