The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-07
Social Notes

| social NOJGS
Thirteen couples participated in the
| dancing party held Saturday evening
Moorhead. by the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity of Fargo college. Alumni
members present were Bruce Burritt
and IT. H. Watkins. Music was fur
nished by the Rag Time Twins. The
Alpha Phi Alpha pledges this year are
Wesley McKinstry, Lloyd Flat and
Emory Gestie.
Another social affair of Saturday
evening in which Fargo college stu
Delta Phi Gamma sorority members,
who held a theater party at the Gar
rick, followed by lunch at Prizes.
There were eighteen in this crowd.
Miss Mary Agnes o'Brien, who has
been spending the holidays in Fargo
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. O'Brien, 1343 Second ave-
nue. south, left Sunday night for
Grand Forks She has been Teaching
there for the last four years, having
charge Of the primary department at
the Wilder school. Miss O'Brien will
Mont, to Frederick J. Kelly, formerly
of Grand Forks. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Kelly, Grand Forks. The
wedding will take place in the Cath
Ollie cathedral at Havre, and the cou-
pies attendants will be Miss OBrien's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Boisvert, who reside at
Havre. Mr.. Kelly was transferred to
the latter city last September by Nash
Bros, a wholesale grocery and fruit
concern, and is now credit manager
there for the Lindsey-Havre branch
of that company. The couple will re-
side in Havre. Both have a host OF
friends in Grand Forks, and the bride
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city, Fargo. She will return here for
a few days in about two weeks, be
fore going to Havre for her wedding.
A number of pre-nuptial affairs are
being planned by Grand Forks friends
for Miss O'Brien.
Dewey Forsberg, Third avenue
south, was host Saturday evening to
the members of the Fargo College
Mems Glee club. The affair followed
the reception given for Judge A. T.
Cole and his bride, at which event the
glee club sang, and pleasant hour
of music and social chat was enjoyed
at the Forsberg home. Lunch was
enjoyed later. The glee club is one
of sixteen members, and is directed
by Prof. +. J. Sucher.
Mrs. H. L. Lincoln, Sixth street |
south, will be hostess Wednesday |
afternoon to the members of the |
Wednesday Sewing club.
The next regular meeting of the |
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. J. e. |
Butler, of the Hogan apartments, as
hostess.
Another of the Roycroft Dancing
club parties will be held this even
ing at the X. c. hall.
Monday, Jan. IA, will be guest
night again for the members Of the
P. E. Q. of Fargo. The meeting win
be held at the home Of Mrs. III. p.
Eighth street south, and
the program planned is in charge of
Mrs. K. M. Crime. 1t will be purely
a social meeting.
At o'clock this evening in the
hotel, Chicago, will take
place the wedding of Samuel Stern,
Fargo, and Miss Helen Hart, Sioux
City, Ia, the latter being a daughter
Of Mrs. Ben Davidson Of Sioux City.
VIM Stern, Fargo, will attend his
brother. Others from Fargo and
Moorhead who are in Chicago for
the wedding are the parents of the
elect, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Stern; Ed Stern, another brother,
who is training with the medical
corps at Allentown. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Stern, Alex Haggart, and
Wallwors, all of Fargo; and
5. M. Field and 1t. Percy Wheeler,
both Of Moorhead. The bridal couple I
will visit both California and Homo
ulu on their wedding trip, and will
lot return to Fargo until next
spring. The local guests expect to ,
hnTTnn ANnHnnuHayT 1
ago.
Mrs. Frederick Gronvold, North '
Broadway, delightfully."- entertained {
dozen ladies this afternoon at a
ard party in honor of her mother,
FRS. s. Baasen, New Ulm, Mimi,
Who is spending the winter here. J
Norwegian whist was the diversion, J
nd for the dainty lunch which fol- /
owed cards the decorations were Of
link roses and potted plants.
Mrs. It. J. Wilson, Red Lake Falls, I
finn, returned home this morning, t
fter spending Sunday in Moorhead
t the home of her sister, Mrs. L. r.
outh.
Mrs. N. @. Eggen, Fargo, and i
aughter Mrs. B. G. Martin, and i
ably, Moorhead, will leave Tuesday 7
)r Los Angeles, where they 2
ill spend the rest of the winter. [
The w. r. G. knitting club will
leet at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon d
l G. A. r. hall. A large attendance 5
anticipated this evening at the e
all, at the o'clock annual dinner, {
,hich the w. r. c. ladies will serve
} their husbands and to the G. A. r. r
Iembers and their wives. Z
Miss Alice Gallagher returned to Il
argo Sunday from Minneapolis,
here she spent part Of her holiday =
acation, and left this morning for y
er school at Bagley, MINI. :
Miss Edna Wiehe left Sunday o
Ight for Minot, to resume her du- II
es as teacher of the fifth grade in
le Mckinley school, after spending
lie holidays at her home in Fargo.
Miss Jean Brown, a graduate of
t. Johns hospital and secretary of
lie Graduate and Registered Nurses
of North Dakota, has
zen ordered to report in New York
II Red Cross duty, and will be as
gned to work in France in the near n
Iture. She will leave Fargo soonI
ter Jan. Is.
Mrs. J. r. Frenette, Fargo, was in
Saturday evening to at -
nd Mrs. Emil Louise Dobell, until =
Gently of Fargo, who was married Y
lturday evening at 1880 o'clock at II
e Hotel Radisson, to George VIII 9
am Averill, Boston, Mass. Mr.. Aver n
was attended nv George RnhIip ST |