The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-12
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. H. H. Jenkins. 4oS Ninth avenue
south, entertained the dozen members
of an informal bridge club at her home
this afternoon, 1880 o'clock luncheon
dominated in the pretty decorations.
| which were principally of Easter lilies
Guests of the club today were Mrs
Shively, Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Wilde.
The club meets every two weeks
Nineteen little folks were entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. G. F.
Leonard, l108 Seventh street south, for
Elizabeth Leonard, whose birthday an
niversaries both occur in May. The
Leonard family left this afternoon Tor
st. Paul. their future home, so the AZ
fair was put forward in order that the
children might celebrate with their
little Fargo friends present. Various
games were palyed, and light refresh
ments We're served by MRS. LEONARD.
parture of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard. Fargo
having been their home for the past
ten years.
Two tables at bridge were enjoyed
wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. r. w, McRoberts. 1923 Fifth ave
nue. south. the affair being informal.
The second in a series of Moorhead
social AFFAIRS with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Russell and Mr.. and Mrs. n. y.
Roberts as hosts and hostesses. was
enjoyed Wednesday evening. being in
the nature of o'clock dinner party
held at the Russell home. Covers were
laid for twenty-eight guests. az smalI
tables whose floral adornments were
Easter lilies and yellow 1onauiis; Inc
yellow color note was repeated In the
dainty place cards. and American nags
were also prominent In the decora-
tions for the affair. A nve-course re-
were assisted in the serving by Misses
Rita Robertson, Vera Byler and Lucille
Roberts The remainder OF the eve
ming was spent with cards Norwegian
whist being the diversion.
Mrs. A. A. Bloom, of SIS Tenth ave
nue. north, entertained the ladies or the
Wednesday Afternoon brioge ciuo ~
delicious two-course luncheon served
at 1880 o'clock. at which basket OF
red and white tulips formed the pretty
floral decorations for the table: me
next meeting of the club will be held
at the home of Mrs. NJ. w. Bartick..
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The last in the series of Kadons
club parties under the management OF
Raw Bolsinger. was held Wednesday
evaninr at the knights of Columbus
hall. John Kelly being in charge OF the
ARRANGEMENTS In the absence from Lne
cfty of Mr.. Bolsinger. Seventy-nVe
couples of young people participated
and were chaperoned by 1t. ana MIS-
r. b. Carrithers and Coach and MIS-.
Paul Davis. of the A. c. BaernskeiLn,
program Of dances. This club will be
under the direction OF Alex NemHeA
next season.
Abont forty couples. the majority of
whom reside on the south side. VIII De
participants I'm an informal danclns
party to be held this evening az SIohe
hall. The same group en!0ye .h,s bsIi,
IIRht refreshments will be served our
ing an intermission in the program Oh
dances planned.
The members of the Book and Thin
BILE club were entertained at their reg
MAR meeting Wednesday afternoon ny
Mrs. q. E. Nichols, of Seventh avenue
Saving seT the usual diversion OF the club;
took up the afternoon, and informal
nrogran features much enjoyed we're
readings by Mrs. j. B. Eaton ano Mr ME;
Rasve. Light refreshments were served
by the hostess.
ur and Mrs. w. III. Diemert, now or
st. Paul. are at present visitlng arien Mr
DiAmert is also there on business. 70
rent his farm, and to dispose or MS
Moorhead property;
Miss Frances Durkin returned Wed
nesday evening to her studies at Fargo
noiIege having spent her Easter vaca-
fion with her parents, at Frazee, MINI.
The annual meeting Of the Florence
Home association VIII De
held this year on Friday evening, April
81 AS usual. all of the public inter
ested in this good work are cordially
invited to be present and hear the re-
ports, which are always of great in
terest.
Mrs. T. A. Harvey, OF Twelfth street
north. was hostess Wednesday evening
IA the members of social organization
known as the While-Away club. High
ecore was made by Miss Hagen.
dainty lunch followed cards. The CLUB
will be entertained at its next meeting
bv Mrs. CA. Wetterstrom.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Pontoppi-
dan Lutheran church will meet at the
church parlors Friday afternoon at 3
q clock. Mrs. G. Erickson. Mrs. John
Nordum and Mrs. r. Trochman VIII be
the hostesses Members and friends
are cordially invited.
The many friends Of Mrs. Andrew
Watt, OF 1924 Second avenue north, this
city, will be glad to hear that she eele-
brafed her Goth birthday on Tuesday,
April 10. Numerous friends called dur
Ing the afternoon to offer congratula-