The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-23


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and will be here until Saturday even
ing and possibly over Sunday.
Martin Hector was host at a dinner
party at his home, 1903 North Broad
way, Thursday evening. The dinner
hour was Z o'clock and covers were
roses forming the lovely floral dec
orations for the table. Bridge was the
diversion following the dinner.
Mrs. J. C. Turner, of SS4 Eighth ave-
nue. south, was hostess this afternoon
to the other ladies of an informal cafl
club Snnons of eight light ss members A dainty
all of the appointments being in pink,
and tulips of that shade forming the
pretty table decorations. The later
hours of the afternoon were enjoyed
with bridge, as usual Mrs. Roy Cook
substituted for Mrs. Ashelman today.
The club meets every week, and the
next hostess will be Mrs. Chapman, of
the Pioneer Life building.
In celebration of the eighty-fourth
birthday anniversary of Mrs M. GILES,
her mothep-in-law, Mrs. J. A. Giles. OF
Tenth street south, entertained infor-
mally Thursday afternoon. The guests
were SIX OF Mrs. Giles more intimate
noon was enjoyed. The various rooms
were fragrant with. gifts of jonquiIs,
narcissl and other spring flowers sent
by friends in remembrance of the honor
guests anniversary. delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.
MT. MT: and Mrs W. S: Lowman. of
Ninth avenue south. informally enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening.
covers being laid for seven in ali.
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Misses HARRISON and Meyer, teachers,
will entertain at cards Saturday even
ing at the John Turner home, 100
Seventh street south. Moorhead, where
they room. Their guests, twenty in
number, will . comprise the peopIe
boarding and rooming at the ri. r
Mueller residence in Moorhead. where
the hostesses of this affair also board.
Coach and Mrs. Paul Davis were host
ana hostess at dinner Wednesday even
ing at their home, to the members
S Of the A; c. basketball team: The
aaiT a PaGty at was ts con most sn9yabs
Davis was host at a theater party.
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Miss Frances Lamb, of Moorhead, is
expected home from Bismarck Satur-
day for her Easter vacation. She is
teaching at Bismarck, and plans to
spend part of her vacation at the
nome of her sister. Mrs. John ellis,
The Alpha Gamma Rho installation
ball is the big social event of this
evening in this city, and will be held
hall. Many novel features have been
arranged, and the ball promises to be
one of the most elaborate events yet
arranged by this fraternity. Quite a
rev or the alumni members from out
OF town are expected to arrive in time
| for the festivities.
The next in the series q, rr;hh.
Club Dancing club parties will be held
next Monday evening at Stones hail,
With Mrs. p. w. Farnham, Mrs. Jacob
lowell, Jr.. Mrs. John Frame. Mrs. v.
r. Lowell and Mrs Aubrey Lawrence
| as the hostesses.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
BroadWay Methodist church was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A.
| M: Parsons, S23 Third street north.
After business session a social after
noon with needlework.. was enjoyed,
meeting was well attended.
Mrs. Clara B. Cliff, of Fargo. was
one or the speakers. on the program
Royal Neighbors banquet at Bismarck
wednesday evening of this week The
banquet was given in connection with
the triennial convention that convened
warden, Of Bismarck, was toastmls-
tress, and Governor and Mrs Lynn J.
E'razier were among the notable guests.
lovers Sovers were laid for 127. Mrs: Emma
OF the delegates to attend the supreme
camp convention at Buffalo, N v IN
May with Mrs. Cliff as her alternate.
Mrs. Cliff was recently appointed by
the supreme camp as inner sentinel
to demonstrate ritualistic work at the
natlonal convention, SO will attend
anyway; 4 move is on foot to start
to the Woodmen sanitorium in Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. o. s. Olson Of 1rbirtasnth ..r.s.
north, was hostess Thursday afternoon
to the ladies of the Helping Hand
Sewing club. who spent the afternoon
in quilting. Lunch was an enjoyable
regular meeting has been postuoned
to Wednesday afternoon, April IL,
when the hostess will be Mrs. w. ri
Taylor. 721 College street.
Mrs. VIII N. Jones. who has been at
ST. Johns hospital for nearly three
weeks. has improved so much that she
expects to leave the hospital today.
The ladies of the M. and s. club were
entertained Thursday afternoon by |
Mrs: We ?. Gillespie: at her home on |
the usual diversion. was the order Of |
the afternoon. and guests of the club, !
which meets every twos weeks, were: /
Mrs. r. I. Gestie, Mrs. J. A. Colehour. /
MRS. Charles Ladd and Miss LueIla |
Dawson. Mrs. r. p. Freeman. of Ninth |
avenue south. will be the next hostess.
Miss Laura Lerof1, of Buxton NJ n |
student at the Mayville Normal |
school, arrived in Fargo Thursday
evening and will be the guest OF Miss |
until Saturday morning.
Mrs. o. n. Eckstrom. of 41s Twelfth
street north entertained the Idle Hour /
club at its regular meeting ThIrsday
afternoon. Sewing was the diversion l
of the club members, to whom the
club meets every two weeks. and will
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