The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-14

er's home. 1923 Eighth street south. The
guests were invited to take their
fancywork and enjoyed an informal
social afternoon over their work. The
living room and parlor were. attrac-
lively decorated in pink and white
tulips, and in the dining room yellow
daffodils made charming decorations
A daintily-appointed lap lunch was
served.
Mrs II. M. Rudd. Of 725 Bluff street
north. Informally and very delightful
ly entertained half a dozen young ladv
friends this afternoon at her home. A
thimble bee afforded the diversion, and
an attractive lunch was served late In
lilies adorned the dining room table
and formed the decorations elsewhere
in the home.
Mrs. A. w. Fowler. of Seventh ave-
nue. south. was hostess this afternoon
at the regular meeting Of the Wednes-
day Bridge club. There were three
tables at play. as usual, cards followins
dainty luncheon served at o'clock.
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Mrs. A. H. PARROT. Of 1O42 Eleventh
street north. entertained the ladies of
the Tuesday Evening Sewing club at
her home last evening. at the regular
S~@N~SAAAHs "a RuCSI dJ meeting WAS
MRS. jain. Of HibbinR, Mimi, who is
visiting Mrs. Paul Davis. After work
had been laid aside the hostess served
lunch. Yellow daffodils formed pretty
decorations for the occasion! The next
meeting: In two weeks. will be at the
home of Mrs. E. s Keene.
Mrs. G. o. schoberF. wife Of the
pastor Of the Swedish Lutheran
church was the happy victim of a
surprise party held at the church
tuesday evening. the affair having
been arranged in celebration of
her birthday anniversary by the
Ladies' Aid society of that church.
About eighty Of the congregation were
ing part in the surprise Rev. Mr.. Eek
man. OF Moorhead. presented Mrs.
SchoberR with a handsome library
table. following a brief appropriate
speech: The recipient responded most
appreciatively. An informal program
of music and readings. including a
selection by the choir. was enjoyed,
and an elaborate lunch was served.
The ARRANGEMENTS for the surprise
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prised OF Mrs. H. p. Halvorson, Mrs.
Thorpe and Mrs. John Oberg. In addi-
ton to the above mentioned gift Mrs.
Schoberg was presented with q
crocheted library table scarf and a
lovely bouquet Of flowers.
Ruth Esther Hanson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hanson, 1914
Tenth street north. celebrated her
ninth birthday anniversary Tuesday
afternoon by party from to
o'clock. at which nine little girl friends
were the guests. They were Elizabeth
and Virginia Ladd, May and Grace
Matson. Florence and Margaret FIem-
ming, Virginia Miller, Mildred Syver-
son and Helen Zwick Games and
music entertained the children until
supper was served at o'clock. The
dining table was decorated in the ST.
Patrick colors. yellow and green, with
shamrocks as favors and yellow tulips
as centerpiece. The presence of two
cakes. one decorated with nine green
candles and one not decorated. the lat.
ter being served. revealed the fact that
the date was also the birthday ami
versary of the little hostess mother.
MRS. c. T. Brown. Of the wellington
apartments. entertained informally at
bridge this afternoon, there being two
tables at cards. The guests were in
vited for o'clock, luncheon proceed
ing cards. and very delightful after
noon was enjoyed.
Inc SENIOR Glass OF the Dakota Con-
servatory of Music met in regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening, with Miss
Mabel Dainard, of 1921 Seventh street
south, as the hostess. Fifteen of the
class were present, and guests OUT
side that circle we're Mrs. H. e. More
and daughter. Miss Helen More. AS
usual there was an informal musical
program in which all of the class
present took part. and later refresh
ments were served. Faculty members
at the meeting last evening were Mrs.
Buttree. Miss Ruth Glazier. Miss Ada
Blakeslee and Prof. e. A. Boehmer
The class meets every two weeks.
Mrs. w. T. Johnston. of N. p. ave-
nue., very pleasantly entertained the
ladies Of the Eskimo Gard club at
their regular meeting Tuesday even
ing. A dozen were present. and the
time was spent in the usual way.
A delightful entertainment was ar
ranged for the social affair to which
working mothers of the city were in
vited last evening, and which was
held at the Day Nursery, 10 Fourth
street south Through the courfesv ~