The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-16
SOCIAL NOTES

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Mrs. Herman Kuehl, Is MonticeIl
apartments. entertained this after
noon at a birthday party in homo
of her daughter, Treasure Lorain
KuehPs tenth birthday anniversary
The Red Cross idea was carried on
in the appointments and decorations
The Red Cross Knitting club, o
which Treasure is a member, was in
vited, and the favors were roun,
white caps and arm bands with tn
Red Cross insignia, which will b.
worn at the future meetings. Four
| teen covers were laid for the sup
per, and decorations in the dining
room were in red and white, witt
| lights shaded in red, and a Red eros
banner suspended over the table
| Another feature was a doll drapet
with the American flag, to represen
Liberty. The guests were summon
ed to supper by the strains Of 'Tht
! Star Spangled Banner" The place
cards were plain white with a tin!
Red Cross in the corner. The supper
was served in three courses, a birth
day cake with red and white can
dies being the main feature. White
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candies, and candelabra with rec
candles graced the table. The dec.
orations in the living room were o.
patriotic nature.
Misses Katherine Jensen, NOle
F'romme and Katherine North, of the
Home Economics faculty at the A
c., were hostesses at Ceres hall at q
pretty luncheon today at 49,:
o'clock. Covers were laid for Is
guests, wives Of A. c. faculty mem
bers, and the pretty appointments
were in Colonial effect.
Mrs. Gertrude Parker, Lisbon
grand worthy matron of the Eastern
Star Of North Dakota, will pay heI
on Thursday Feb. %. The meeting
planned for that date in her honor
will include a reception, and work
will be exemplified. Mrs. P. L. il,
Goodwin is the new worthy matron OF
Mecca chapter.
A jolly valentine party was en-
ioyed Friday evening at the First
Methodist church by the Intermedi-
ate department of the Sunday school
Elaborate valentine decorations were
used, and games and clever fortune
telling stunts entertained the young
people until lunch, also in the valen-
tine effect. was served.
Miss May Sweeney, Of the Bill
meyer apartments, entertained the
u. S. w. club Friday evening. Music
and knitting, the latter being the
club diversion, were followed by
lunch, and the decorations were in
the national colors. The club, which
has eight members, meets every two
weeks, and the next hostess will be
Miss Mabel Larson. who will enter
tain at the George M. Cliff residence,
Fifth street north.
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An informal dinner party was
given Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Jean Wilson, Third avenue
south, by the seven pledges of the
Sigma Theta sorority of Fargo col
lege. Covers were laid for 20 guests,
and yellow tulips were used as the
decorations.
Little Miss Martha Cushing ceIe-
brated the valentine season by en-
tertadning about six little friends Fri
day afternoon at the Cushing apart
ments in the William Bergan resid-
ence, Third avenue south. The dec
orations, made by the little hostess
herself, combined the valentine and
birthday ideas and af-
fOrded the guests much pleasure.
Games and refreshments were en-
ioyed.
Miss Haraldson and Miss Myer, of
the Moorhead Normal school faculty,
have issued invitations for a rag
party" which they will give next
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. H. COstain. The affair will |
De in honor Of the three brides elect !
If the Normal school faculty, Misses |
2Onant Banta and Cortland. |
Miss Mildred MCGOWAN, Third |
street north. entertained 20 girl
riends at a valentine party Friday
The decorations were all
# hearts, and that idea predominant |
d in the refreshments. Music by |
Helen Howard. Alberta Engebretson,
Eleanor Farr, Helen Brown and |
1loise Hoffman, was enjoyed, and
'ames were a further diversion.
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DIR. and Mrs. J. e. Frenette, Of the /
wellington apartments, entertained
guests at dinner one evening early
n the week, in compliment to Mrs.
ohm Olson, Thief River Falls, who is !
ere visiting relatives Cards, music
nd informal dancing followed the
Inner party.
%
Miss Grace Adams, Moorhead, will
the Nitchie Bijou club Of
hat city at her home next Tuesday
vening.
II. r. Noess, Of the A. c., delight
1lly entertained "a friends at a
ancing party Thursday evening at
he Civic Centre. which was dec
rated with pink and white hearts,
nd jonquils. Frappe and waters
ERE served during the evening, and
lusic was by Chambers orchestra.
Mrs. w. 7. Hill, who expects to
ave Fargo soon, was surprised
thursday evening at her home by 20I
n