The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-25
SOCIAL NOTES.


The Cathedral club rendered very
pleasant farewell party in honor of
Henry B. BoisveTt, former member
now of Havres Mont, who was mar
Ti9d this mSrning to Miss Kash Len
II Wednesday evening at the Cathedral
clubrooms. Mr.. Boisvert held office
in the club about six years, as finan-
| cial secretary and later vice president.
and is greatly missed by his associ-
ates here. The following program was
| given: Baritone solo, One Fleeing
I Hour, Orvil Austin; bass solo, Asleep
! simonitsch being accompanist for
/ both; and a farewell speech by Jack
Theaney. Informal dancing and other
social diversions followed the proS
| members of both Fargo and Moorhead
| Catholic parishes, and friends of club
members. The affair, was in charge
| of Hayes G. Turner. orvil Austin, w.
j. Coleman and and NJ. Hennessy.
Miss Margaret Rae, 1913 Fourth
street north, entertained dozen girls
Wednesday evening at a parcel show
worth, who will be married Oct. 80 to
] N P. Hurlbut Sheridan, Wye. The
evening was spent in hemming tea
| towels for theb ride=elect. Red hearts,
oratIons, and that color prevailed in
| the lunch.
| -
| Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Johnson,
1922 Fourth street north, entertained
at an elaborate four-course dinner at
! s o'clock Wednesday evening. Cow
ers were laid for ten, and the decora-
tions in the various rooms were all
in the Halloween effect. the place
cards repeated the general color
scheme of yellow and black, and an
| Illuminated pumpkin formed the table
centerpiece. Dark red carnations were
l aEaaa
later hours were enjoyed with pro-
! gressive Norwegian whist. An out-ot-
| town guest was Mrs. II. X. Drum,
Mitchell, S. D., who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs: L. c. Courtney
for the last two weeks.
The ]. f. F. club is meeting this
afternoon with Mrs. J. w. Durham,
with bridge as the diversion. Inc ciup
numbers a dozen members. and in
stead of serving luncheons this year,
| as formerly, the money is being do
mated to the Red Cross.
The Herbst department store man
agement, employees and a few outside
| friends are TO enjoy party at the
| Civic Centre this evening. Dancing
will be the diversion
Miss Katherine Jensen, head of the
domestic science department of the
! A. c., gave. talk on her work and
! household problems resulting from
! the present food situation, at the
Roosevelt NeighbOrhood club meet-
! ing. Wednesday afternoon. 1t was q
very. helpful address. Hostesses for
| the social hour that followed. were
! Mesdames B. M Burt, Carl Brock,
I Oscar SJoquist and r. E. Doneghue.
A business meeting of the Degree
| of Honor will be held in !. o. u. w.
| hall Friday afternoon at o'clock.
All members are urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Baker and
daughter, Miss Kathryn Baker, !eft
i Wednesday night for Rochester,
Mimi, where Miss Baker will under-
60 an operation that will probably
confine her to the hospital month.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Leach and the
formers mother. Mrs. ]. A. Leach,
all of Wahpeton. spent Wednesday
in Fargo with friends.
Mrs. Kopang, Sixth avenue north,
was hostess Wednesday afternoon
to the st. Paul's Lutheran Ladies'
Aid society. The business session
was devoted to discussing work for I
the year, and a social hour followed.
| .
Mrs. Minnie FaIne, worthy gTauO /
matron, grand chapter of Minnesota |
o. E. S., will visit the Moorhead /
chapter Monday evening, Oct 20. "A /
short business session will be held /
at o'clock, followed by a social i1 |
her honor. All members of the Sdoor+ |
head Eastern Star are asked to att
tend.
Miss Agnes Kloman, public school /
nurse, will speak Friday noonAto the /
girls employed at the Manchester
Biscuit company factory here. This /
will be the first of this seasons talks /
to factory and other employed girls
of Fargo, the series being arranged /
by Mrs F. E. Kindred. city food i
Inspector. Other talks by various
speakers will be given throughout
the winter.
merry affair. termed a "peanutY
party, was held by the Fargo college
junior class-at Jones hall Wednesday Il
evening. All the games and stunts
Miss Clara Emerson. of the faculty,
was guest.
The informal social to be held at
the First Presbyterian church Friday
evening of this week from 1880 to 10
cial affairs for the entire congrega@
ton. II is in charge of the church
session, which will give two of the
series. Conversation, readings, music
attractions offered, and a large at
tendance Is anticipated
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