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

D.. was a visitor in the VIM. III. Hunt
er home on Thursday. Mr.. Balloon is
a Sunday school worker.
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Mrs. M. Mortenson, of 1906 First ave-
nue. south. was pleasantly surprised
gathered at her home to help celebrate
her birthday anniversary. An afternoon
of social chat and games was enjoyed,
and about $3.50 o'clock several Of the
guests at a hot supper which had been
arranged by Mrs. Mortenson's friends.
Cards were the diversion of the eve
ming. Mrs. Mortenson received many
pretty gifts in remembrance of the af-
fair.
The other seven members of an i'm
formal bridge were very pleasantly en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
provement building. Cards were fol-
lowed by a delicious two-course lunch
for which the appointments were all in
attractive st. Patricks day effect.
The Junior or 1918 class of the Da-
kota Conservatory of Music, which was
partially organized last Sunday at a
luncheon party given at the Gardner by
Prof. Il. A. Boehmer, met Friday eve
Glazier, one of the faculty, at the Rich
ardson home, on the south side. The
organization of the class was complet-
ed by the election of Miss Evelyn Pat
terson as president; Miss Elizabeth
Thompson as vice president; and Miss
Hazel Starr as secretary and treasurer
About fourteen of the class were pres
ent last evening, and enjoyed pleas
ant social hour and refreshments fol-
lowing the business session. The class
plans to meet every three weeks.
Miss Irene Ebeltoft was hostess Fri
day evening at the home of her Sister,
Mrs. Andrew o. Houglum, 80 Fourth
street south, Moorhead, entertaining a
number of young people at cards. There
were six tables at Norwegian whist,
and following a dainty lunch, dancing
was enjoyed for time
For the basket social which is to be
given this evening in the A. o. U. w.
hall by the ladies' auxiliary to the u. G.
T., the wives. sisters and daughters of
all u. c.. T. members are invited to pre-
pare a basket for two and enjoy a so
cial hour with the ladies of the auxil-
iary while the gentlemen have their
business meeting. The baskets will
ladies of the auxiliary will kindly pre-
pare their baskets for three instead of
two. to provide for any extra gentle
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. McPhail, of the
Burrell fats, were delightfully."- surpris-
ed Friday evening by dozen friends.
the occasion being their tenth or tin
wedding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Phail found the crowd in possession of
their apartment on their return from
attending the performance at a local
theatre, and in their absence the din
ingroom had been gaily decorated with
silver paper chains extending from the
latter
was spread with a white, scalloped pa
per cloth whose centerpiece was sill
YER dolly which contrasted prettily with
floral decorations of yellow daffodils. A
fine lunch was served cafeteria style,
and Mrs. McPhail was presented with
many useful gifts of kitchen ware. The
viands were all served on tin dishes.
rhe evenings merriment concluded
With a theatre party at the Garrick'
The Rev. Frederick William Thomp-
ION, pastor of the First Presbyterian
,hurch of Mandan, who has been Wis
ting here most of the week at the
home of Rev. DR.. w. H. Hunter, left
his morning for Hunter, N. D., where
le will fill the pulpit of the Presby-
erian church Sunday. Hunter was
ormerly his pastorate. Rev. Mr..
Thompson expects to return to Fargo
he first of next week.
Miss Helen Summons, a Fargo col
eye student, has gone to her home at
Ada, Mimi, for an over-Sunday visit.
Mss Martha Dittmer, another Fargo
College student, went to Casselton to-
lay to spend Sunday with her parents.
Mrs: Alex Bruce, Of the Wellington
H., with relatives. Mrs. Bruce stop
'ed in Chicago for day or so, en-
cute home.
Park Charity circle was held Friday
Lfternoon at the home OF Mrs. III. e.
on Sixth street south, the
.fternoon being spent in charitable
leedlework. as usual.
Co. B auxiliary will hold meeting
ext Monday evening at 1880 o'clock in
he Masonic temple library.
Robert w. Thorpe, an employe of the
Austin Manufacturing Co. in this city,
nd Miss Pearl ODay, the latter of Du-
nth, were married here the first of
he week by Rev. o. e. Mccracken at
outh. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe have gone
n a months trip to Indianapolis and
Their eastern cities, at the conclusion
f which they will come to Fargo to
make their home.
An unusually interesting meeting is
tanned for the Pastors Aid society of
he First Methodist church next Tues
ay afternoon at the church, when Mes
ames c. w. Cox, N. c. Jensen, Stewart !
Elliott, Mangold and Gillespie
will be the hostesses. A playlet, The
at Home. for which re-
earsals have been in progress several
Teeks, will be presented, the cast to
omprise the following: Mrs. @. r. |
'owles, as Mrs. Darlington; Arthur |
Dale, as Rev. Darlington; Mrs. William |
wilson, as Mrs. Bowling, president of |
he Ladies' Aid; Miss Clara Little, as |
ane, a maid; and Lawrence Hill, as the |
ian servant, James.
The members of the social organiza-
on known as the Fussers club enjoyed |
box party at the Orpheum Friday /
vening, as guests of Miss Aida Olson. |
upper at Prizes followed the theatre /
arty.
Another. very largely attended sand /
elightful cadet hop was held at the A. i
. armory Friday afternoon. The Cadet |,
and, directed by DR.. Putnam, played l.
'r the informal program of dances.
DENIS. AT CAPITAL