The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-20
SOCIAL NOTES

Ceres hall parlors, at the A. c., were
the scene OF a pretty social affair this
dean of women at the A: c., entertain
ing there at an informal tea. The in
vitation list included all of the col
lege women, both girl students and
faculty ladies, as we'll as wives of in
structors, and large number respond
ed. The program feature Of the after
noon was a talk by Mrs. j. f. Dudley,
Of this city, on Mt. Holyoke in 1860.
seminary in the year 1860. and related
many interesting "reminiscences of her
school days. A song by the Girls
quart of the A. c., comprised Of Misses
Ferne Briscoe and Ann johnson, was
much enjoyed, and there was response
to an encore. Miss Edyth Grasse, OF
the A. 6. conservatory. was at the
colors. prevailed in the floral decora-
tions of the parlors. which consisted
largely of daffodils. Assisting the
hostess at the tea table were Mrs. 2. F.
Kee n and and Mrs. &. 3. Wsldron s' L. o.
Another of the delightful Eastern
Saturday at the Masonic W temple, s ana as
usual, all Eastern Stars of both Fargo
and Moorhead, are invited to be pres
ent. Mrs. H. w. McArdle and Mrs. L.
committee entertaining tomorrow, the
other members being Mesdames Paul
son. o: o. Churchill. R. c. Doneghue.
Richardson, G. 4. Fraser. j. II. Bowers,
w. P. Johnston, Ed Bowers and G. e.
Bowers, and Misses Lillian and Mar
garet Chandler. The program features
readings by Miss Maude Knight and
songs by Miss Mabel Dainard, still an
other number being planned, and the
patriotic idea will be predominant In
the decorations, particularly in the
diningroom. The ladies are invited for
8 o'clock.
The members of the Phi Epsilon On
icrom sorority of the A. C. entertained
at a theatre party at the Orpheumf
Thursday evening in compliment to
Miss Jeanette Wesley, of Hannaford,
tina Camp. of this city, alumna mem
bers. Following the performance at
the Orpheum a supper party was en-
joyed at Prizes covers being laid for
dred, now teaching elsewhere. and Miss
Louise Fitzgerald will be hQstesses to
this sorority at social affair Saturday
afternoon at the Kindred home. on Sew
enth avenue south.
Miss Ethel Ault, OF the Western
School of Expression faculty, returned
home this morning. from Casselton,
program of readings last evening, I'M
der the auspices of the Casselton
Woman's club. The entertainment was
held at the school auditorium and
drew . large audience. Musical num-
bers which helped to make up the pro-
gram were furnished by Casselton
talent. Miss Ault gave an interpreta-
ton of the play, War Brides, and sew
eral short readings, being most cor
daily received.
Dr. and Mrs William J. Awty, of
Moorhead, who are soon to move to
Fargo, were guests of honor Thursday
evening at a dinner party given by Mr.
and Mrs. c. q. Dosland, of that city.
Covers were laid for twenty guests
the place cards being In the form of
tiny flags. In further keeping with
Loyalty day, the diningroom decora-
tions were of American flags and
American Beauty roses, while in the
livingrooms pink sweet peas were very
effective. An informal social evening
followed the dinner party. Mrs. Dos
land will entertain q number of friends
at a thimble bee tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. ]. A. Davis, of 1918 Tenth ave-
nue. south, will entertain q number of
little folks Saturday afternoon in cele-
bration of the 7th birthday anniversary
of her little daughter. Iva Virginia
Davis.
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Reed,
Johnson. Of the Moorhead Normal