The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-19

cities who attended the Kadona club
| dancing party Wednesday evening al
4 the Knights of Columbus hall This
was the last of a successful series OF
4 club parties managed by Percy Beals
Arthur Paulsrud and Frank Bassett
An unusually pleasing program OF
dances had been arranged, for which
the. music was furnished by Malchow's
| orchestra.
Eva Loretta Saindon. little daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Saindon, OF 616 Elm
street celebrated her 9Th Birthday an
| niversary Wednesday afternoon by a
party at which ten little girls were the
games, and the children were especial
ly delighted with . birthday cake
bearing six red, white and blue can
white carnations on the table compris-
ed the decorations.
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The Idle Hour club ladies did not
p. C. Gallagher. Eighth street north. as
had been announced. but will meet in
stead on Friday afternoon. with that
hostess.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Broad
way NJ. r. church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Mcmillan and Mrs.
Trochman, at the formers home, TIC
Second street north.
The first part of the Recreation club
meeting Wednesday evening was de-
Wss Reef and a9 tSe
social hour. later. 1t. Reginald Colley,
of Co. B. addressed the club. after
which the time was devoted to prac-
tice on the rifle range. =
Another social affair in compliment
to Prof. Arthur w. johnson, of the
Moorhead Normal school faculty, a new
recruit In the ranks of the United
States aviation corps, is a reception
which Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Reed, of
Moorhead, will hold this evening at
their home on Fifth street south. The
hours of the reception are to be from
to IL o'clock, and members of the
faculty circle of the Moorhead Normal
school will comprise the guest list.
The members of the Book and Thin
BILE club of this city were entertained
at their regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. F. w. Sheffield, at
The club had several guests yesterday,
and an informal social time was en-
joyed, with needlework as the diver
sion,
Mrs. Gust Hongees, Eighth street
south, Moorhead, entertained six lady
friends Wednesday afternoon In honor
Of Mrs p. b. Gardner, of Lisbon, n. D.,
also of Moorhead. Patriotic colors were
used in the decorations, and following
an afternoon with Norwegian whist as
the diversion, the hostess served five
course lunch. Four of the guests were
from Fargo.
A dozen neighborhood boys were
guests of Kenneth Malvey, of Moor
head, Wednesday afternoon, at a party
celebrating his 18th birthday anniVer-
sary. Supper of many pleasing features
followed season of games of wide
variety.
The big social event of this evening
in Fargo is the New England society
banquet, which will be held al the
Powers hotel. The society has large
who are natives of New England. or
who have had ten years residence
there are eligible to join. A most in
terestding banquet program has been ar
the affair this evening.
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Mrs. A. w. Monson, of Fifth street |
south, Moorhead, entertained a num-
ernoon, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary. The afternoon was
spent socially, with several musical Sc
lections by Miss Hazel Monsoon. A de-
hcious lunch was served by the hostess
A domestic science demonstration of |
many valuable features was given |
Wednesday afternoon at the Glad It'd
of that neighborhood, and a few OH
ers, in attendance. The demonstration |
was arranged by Mrs. F. e. Kindred, |
and was given by Miss Louise Fitz-
gerald, a graduate from the A. c. with 1
last years class Miss Fitzgerald has |
been doing. state extension work at |
Norris, Mimi, during this past year, |
and gave good talk as well as a very
fine demonstration of cereals, yester- |
day. The suggestions were all of a |
most practical nature, and took up tNe |
question of leftovers, preparation and |
buying of food with an idea to both |
economy and necessary nutrition. Four |
different cereals were demonstrated by |
Miss Fitzgerald, and these, together |
with coffee, were served later to the |
ladies, during a pleasant social hour.
Mrs. Justus H. Johnson, OF 1893 |
Eleventh street north, very delightfully."- |
entertained the ladies of the May diVi- |
sion of the Ladies' Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church this after
noon, at an informal tea. In keeping
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