The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26

ever given By that organization. OF
that number about $50 were guests.
young people representing the three
business colleges Of Fargo. Moorhead
Normal. Fargo college and the A. e.
Because of the size of the crowd the
program Of amusements planned had
TO be hastily reaTranged somewhat.
but a Jolly time ensued. Various
contests and stunts were enjoyed.
the pantomime stunt Of the A. 3. {.
guests being particularly good. There
was one participant from each school
in a pie eating contest that afforded
much amusement. Readings by Miss
Lottie Lockhart added to the pleas
ure, and light refreshments were
served. The church parlors were
decorated In Halloween symbols.
A Halloween party was given
Thursday evening by Miss Florence
Qualley at her home in the Jackson
apartments The guests were greeted
at the door by little June Qualley, in
the guise Of a witch, and the games
enjoyed were all Of a Halloween
nature. The delicious refreshments
were also in keeping with that idea.
Carmen Ochampaugh, 1917 Eighth
avenue south, was hostess Thursday
evening to the recently organized S.
S. S. Knitting club Of six members.
Knitting, games and music preceded
| the serving of a two-course lunch.
and the decorations were all in the
Halloween colors. The next meet
ing, in two weeks, will be with
Egorda Finch.
The final rushing party Of the Eta
1 Il L.
will be held Saturday evening. for
which a large number Of guests are
invited.
Exclusive of sales made by the
women at Liberty Loan headquarters
the last ten days; and Of Investments
cies in that city, the two days house
toulouse canvass made by the Grand
Forks womens committee for the sec
| ond Liberty Loan campaign resulted
| in the bond sales handled through the
women's committees being given the
| material addition of some $4,000.
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Mrs. James II. Cooper. who had been
visiting Minneapolis friends for sew
eral weeks, arrived home Thursday
| evening.
The annual harvest social of the
Swedish Lutheran Young Peoples So
church parlors this evening. A pro-
gram of music and readings will pre-
cede the social hour.
The members Of the choir Of St,
Marks English Lutheran church,
which is directed by Mrs. A j. Steph-
ems, met Thursday evening at her
home, enjoying an informal party aft
er the regular rehearsal.
Mrs. Oscar Rustad is opening a
school of dancing at the ComstocK
hotel, Moorhead. Fridays she will 60
to Detroit. Mimi, for a class in social
dancing, also for club instruction, and
on Saturdays will have a children's
class in fancy dancing. Mrs. Rustad
is coaching the cast for a play to be
put on at Detroit in November, for
the benefit Of the Surgical Dressings
being held each Saturday, for the
play.
Albert r. Bergesen, who is to be
married soon, was honor guest Thurs
day evening at an informal party Civ
en- by Atty. II. +. Horner, at his home
on Seventh street south. Mr.. Berger
son left today for Montpelier. VT,
where his hancee' Miss Blanche Ia OAR
ling, resides.
Mrs. F. E. Kindred, city food in
spectOr in charge of the Fargo market
place, has. been notified by a number
of women that they plan to take arti-
cles suitable for Christmas gifts, to
the sale Saturday In the building next
door to the knight Printing Co. In
addition to fancywork, home-cooked
foods will also be on sale. Every
woman residing in Fargo or its vicin-
ity is privileged to place articles on
sale there Saturday, and is asked to
have them there by 10 o'clock in the
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Moody are home
from a short business and pleasure
trip to Minneapolis.
Six to 8 o'clock are the hours dss-
lgnated for the annual supper and
sale at the Plymouth Congregational
church this evening.
An attractive program is arranged
for the reception which the Fargo w.
G. T. U. will hold next Saturday aft
ernoon at the r. NJ. Pollock homer
Eighth street south. ALI public school
teachers in Fargo are cordially
ranged in their honor. The invitations
are for o'clock. Mrs. Pollock Is In
charge of the program.
Young people from the various
schools and colleges are especially in
vited to attend the Halloween social
to be given at the First Baptist
church this evening by the B. Y. p. u.
The musicale to have been given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan @. Davis at the
John Hauser home Friday evening,
under the auspices of the First Meth
odist Pastors Aid society has been
postponed to Friday evening, Nov. 2.
Mrs. Olaf Erickson and Mrs. Fl. P.
Halvorson were hostesses Thursday
evening at the Swedish Lutheran
church to the Young Peoples So
ciety. A business session, social
hour and lunch were the order Of the
evening.
Mrs. M. L. Hubbard left Thursday
afternoon for a weeks visit in Min
neapolis, as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter c. Vincent, formerly of
Fargo.
Mrs. G. e. Copeland. Garske, was
in Devils Lake Wednesday en- route
home from Fargo, where she placed
her daughter, Miss Mildred Copeland,
in the freshman class at the A. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Newcomb, Fort
Wayne, Ind, who are returning from
q western trip, spent Thursday I'm
Fargo with friends. They left here
last night for Fort Wayne.
Miss Molly O'Brien, a teacher in |
the Grand Forks schools, will be in /
Fargo over Sunday as the guest Of |