The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-05
SOCIAL NOTES

the other members of a young ladies'
sewing club of this city, whom she, en-
tertained at bridge-luncheon. The
four-course repast in which pink pre-
dominated, was served at small tables.
covers being laid for twenty. Upon
each of the five tables was a small
enameled basket containing pink prim-
roses, and further decorations for the
pretty affair included large basket of
similar style, which held pink Killar-
ney roses. A delightful afternoon at
cards followed the luncheon. An out
Hughes, of Beach. N. d.
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Covers were laid for seventeen at
the banquet given by the T-Square club
day evening at $50 o'clock. Guests of
the club members, who are made up OF
boys taking the craftsman and build
ers' courses under the direction of Prof.
w. G. Ward, were several of the facul-
ty members, being Professors Ward,
Slocum and Hoisington. Professor Cor
bett, another invited guest, was unable
to be present. The private diningroom,
where the banquet was served. was
decorated in the club colors, maroon
and gold. T-square crosses adorned
THE walls, and on the banquet table
was a centerpiece of yellow tulips
tinged with red. A white carnation was
at each plate, these flowers serving as
favors. George Glynquist presided as
POSTMASTER, there being but two re-
sponses, as the banqueters adjourned
early to attend the basketball game at
the A. C. The responses were given by
Professor Ward. who expressed his
sympathy with and support of, the club
movement and Earl Rudd, who ex-
tended a cordial welcome and express
ed, on behalf of the entire club, an ap-
probation of the work of the instruct
ors at the A. c.
avenue south, will entertain the other
members of the Big Four club, a social
organization of girls, at dinner at her
home Tuesday evening.
Little Miss Alice Olson, of 1912 Eighth
avenue south, Moorhead, celebrated her
18th birthday anniversary Friday eve
ming by party at which a dozen
friends were guests. Music and games
were preceded by a dainty lunch at 8
o'clock, the guests remaining until
about $3.50 in the evening.
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The 7th birthday anniversary of lit
tie Miss Marion Springer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Springer, was cele-
brated Saturday afternoon from to s
o'clock by party at her home in the
Patrick fats. Nine little girls and boys
were the guests. and were entertained
sic until supper time. A delicious two
course repast was served by Mrs.
Springer, assisted by Mrs. Al Evenson.
the table was, al IN yellow deeorati1ns
vors for the children consisted OF small
yellow baskets whose handles were
tied with white ribbon, the baskets
being filled with candies.
The Lyngblomsten society will meet
Tuesday afternoon in the Sons of Nor
way hall, with Mrs. Christ Sydness and
Mrs. A. g. Hanson as hostesses.
The members q the Sigma Theta
sorority of Fargo college held mock
initiation of four new members, Misses
Mildred Allen, Mildred Reineke, Cert
urday evening at the home of Miss Lii
liam Forth, on First avenue south. The
initiation was featured by dinner at
which these pledges entertained the
them for ten guests. The number in
Guided Miss Blanche True, of the fac
ulty. The dinner was served at 6
o'clock, the table being very attractive
in a pretty bowl corresponding in col
or. Tall mahogany candlesticks hold
ing yellow-shaded candles stood at
either end Of the table, and tiny yell
low candle burned at each plate. The
place cards also emphasized the yellow
color scheme. At the conclusion of the
mock initiation stunts, which followed
the dinner. the party enjoyed the per
Torrance at the Garrick theatre. The
Sigma Thetas will hold their formal
initiation the last of this week, the
Gardner hotel to be the scene of the
ceremonies.
Mrs. o. H Yaeck, of Portland, Ore,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
from Minneapolis, where she was called
to attend the funeral of her brother,
the late A. g. Ulm. Mrs. Yaeck will
remain here for few days as guest
q the hnnnn nf her RiHfaF Mrs n II
Reineke, on Fifth avenue south, before
returning to Portland.
Miss Imogene Peterson, of North
Broadway. will be hostess Wednesday
evening to the L. o. A. club at its reg
ular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mathewson. of 1923
First avenue north, are the parents of
an infant son. born to them Sunday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Mathewson was formerly
Miss Bessie McKim. and Is the younger
daughter of Mrs. Lolo McKim. of this
city.
A meeting of women will be held
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
the Civic Centre, to listen to reports
and consider the work of Fargo's three
women food inspectors, Mrs. r. e. KIN
dred Mrs. s. l.. Sheldon and Mrs. H l..
BolIey. A general invitation is extend
ed all women interested in such work
II
inspection of food products is most i'm
portant to q city and it's residents, II Is
expected that the meeting will be
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. I. Scully expect to
leave Fargo Tuesday morning for Mi
not, where they are moving, Mr.. Scully
having been promoted to the manager
ship of the Minot branch of the Stacy
Fruit Co. He has been assistant man
ager for the Stacy Fruit co. here for
some time.
Miss Natalie Thornton returned to
Moorhead Sunday from Bedford, Mass,
and has resumed her duties as dean OF
women at the normal school. She was
called home to Bedford several months
ago, by the illness Of her mother, and
formerly of Fargo college, has been
acting dean or women. Miss Foster
will visit with Fargo friends for
week before returning to, her home in
Petosi, Wis.
The ladies OF Gethsemane guild will
hold their regular monthly meeting in
the crypt Of the cathedral Tuesday aft
ernoons March 9. e O'clock
Or. K. n MalIarian Is expected home
March 10 from an extended sojourn in
California. He was called to Fresno
over two months ago by the illness Of
a brother, ID. II. Mallarian. who died
in January. Since leaving Fresno. ISr.
Mallarian has been visiting old Fargo
friends in San Francisco and San Diego,
and was to leave the latter city for
Fargo today.
An interesting discussion Of economic
and sociological problems followed q