The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-02

! pleasure At their conclusion a
| Hawaiian" lunch was enjoyed, the
beverage served being made from
coffee grown in Honolulu, and the
sandwich filling being Of jam and
| jellies from there, all sent by Miss
Sadie Barrett. formerly superintend-
| emit of the Day Nursery in Fargo
After the lunch, all gathered around
the piano in the parlors, and spent
| pleasant hour learning new war
songs. Miss Anna Chisholm. presi
dent of the hostess club, was at the
piano. The parlors were decorated
for the occasion in the Christmas
colors.
Little Miss Madeline PARROT,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. I'll.
Parrot, Eleventh street north, enter
tained the other members OF the
First Presbyterian Sunday school
class to which she belongs, this aft
ernoon. The guests numbered ten,
and included Mrs. Burton Rice, who
teaches the class. A Christmas
romp was enjoyed by the little girls,
the tree still being UP, and after
lunch each guest was given a red
stocking filled with candy, these hav-
ing been hung on the tree.
Judge and Mrs. A. g. Hanson
entertained sixteen guests at dinner
Tuesday evening. in honor of Al. g.
Westerdahl, OF the Great Lakes
Naval band. The honor guests place
was marked by an American flag.
Mr.. westerdahi won a place as first
class drummer in Sousa's Naval
band and is the youngest member Of
the organization. He is also a mem
Der of the Navy orchestra, which
plays for all prominent benefit shows
and Jackies' dances. in Chicago. He
leaves tonight after spending four
days at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Westerdahl.
Eighteen dance numbers were on
the program for the New Years
evening dancing party given by the
Kadona club as the third of its
series, at the K. c. hall. About eigh-
ty couples were in attendance, and
all enjoyed a fine time. The number
included several who are students at
the State University of North Dako-
ia, and others from various out-of-
town points. White bursts" were
used in the lighting decorations for
the event. Dancing was enjoyed
until o'clock. The next party in
the Kadona series will be held on
Jan. 26. ~
p Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Carlson, 1925
Eleventh street north, entertained
ten guests at a watch party Monday
evening. Dinner was served at s
o'clock, and lunch enjoyed at mid
night followed a merry evening of
songs and general good time.
tIn
Eighth street north, delightfully."- en-
tertained the ladies of the Wednes-
day Sewing club and their husbands
att cards, Monday evening. Norwegian
whist was enjoyed at four tables,
and the guests remained after a
delicious lunch, for a watch party,
The decorations for the affair were
all in the holiday colors.
-
. Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Rishoff, 1917 |
Eighth avenue south, entertained at |
dinner Monday evening, guests pres |
emit from out Of town being Miss Beata !
Field, Frazee, Mimi, who is a student |
at the McPhaiI School of Music, Min |
and who is spending part of |
her holiday vacation in Fargo at the |
home of her aunt, Mrs. Rishoff; Miss |
Adelaide Peterson, Frazee. also a |
guest at the Rishoff home; Oliver |
Field. whose home is at F'razee. but |
who is a student at Concordia col |
Iege, Moorhead; and Mrs. Estenson, |
also of Frazee. White narcissi form |
ed pretty table decorations for the |
and decorations elsewhere |
through the rooms were in red and |
green Clara Rishoff, little daughter |
Of the host and hostess. assisted in |
The serving. a
=
A luncheon will be given Friday in