The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-25
SOCIAL NOTES


o'clock by Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
MagilI. 712 Ninth street south. in hon
1 or of the latter's brother, Fred A.
Bristol, and bride, nee Miss Katherine
i Wheelock. The table decorations were
| all in pink, with carnations forming
i a pretty centerpiece. At the brides
/ place was a corsage bouquet in colo
NAL style, and at Mr.. Bristors place
was a boutonniere to correspond.
| Four tables at bridge were enjoyed
| following the dinner. Among social
affairs which will be held for the
party which Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B.
| Hull will give this evening at their
| home, Ills Sixth street south; fam
| lily dinner party which Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. d. Bristol and Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Bristol will give Tuesday evening at
the former couples home, iii Eighth
street south; and a bridge party az
which Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Pollock,
S21 Eighth avenue south, will be host
! and hostess Wednesday evening.
at both of the bridge parties.
Members of Mecca chapter, o. E. 81
to the number Of $50. enjoyed the So
cial afternoon Saturday arranged for
them by the young women of the
Achoth sorority of the A. c., which is
also an Eastern Star organization.
The Achoth committee in charge Of
Maizie Gilmore, Marion Johnson, Mar
garet Chandler. Josephine Pritchard
and Lilith Rusk, the latter being
home for over Sunday from Page,
where she teaches. The committee
members were assisted by two Of the
sorority's pledges, the Misses Marion
Addison and Myrtle Wolstad Pro-
gram numbers gave much pleasure
and comprised the following: Two
solo dances by Miss Gilmore; vocal
solos Nnfhs :
ings by Mrs. Paul Thomas. and a
vocal duet by the Misses Marion
Johnson and Chandler. Miss Johnson
was accompanist for the dancing and
and sewing were other diversions OF
the afternoon, and tea and waters
were served in the diningroom, where
patriotic decorations prevailed.
The Monson dSEout. Thirteenth
street south, will be the scene Of the
annual initiation which the u ct A
fraternity of Fargo college will hold
this evening. beginning at 6 o'clock.
in the diningroom of Jones hall, at
the college,
The washington's birthday dinner
which the Epworth league of the
from last Thursday evening, will be
served this evening in the dining
room Of the Fargo 7. w. c. A.
Members of the Sophomore class of
Fargo college are making the ar
rangements for a colonial costume
party which will be given Tuesday,
evening at the college. All members |
OF the student body there are includ-
ed in the invitation to participate.
The girls OF the Jolly Eight club I
were entertained Saturday afternoon /
by Hazel Stalheim, Fourth avenue /
were followed by a delicious lunch |
which Mrs. Stalheim served. The /
meeting next Saturday will be with
Esther Jackson, 1905 Third avenue
north.
Agnes schlanser, OFT First avenue
south, celebrated her 10th birthday
Saturday afternoon by
party at which twenty girls and boys
were guests. he party was from
70 O'Clock. and popular diversion
with the children was FASTING the
address sides of old postcards toEeth-
er, SO that sick soldiers to whom they
Will be sent may enjoy the interesting
views. Games were another diversion
and tempting refreshments were
served. Little Miss Schlanser received
many gifts in remembrance OF her
A coffee will be given Tuesday aft
ernoon by the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society OF the First Metho-l
dist church, at the home of Mrs. John
Hauser, SIS Ninth street south. The
derson, Mark Train. e. S. Elliott
Charles Lavell and J. A. Canniff.
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Business of Importance will be dis
cussed this evening at the meeting of
the Go. B auxiliary in the Masonic
temple, and good attendance is
urged. The meeting will be called to
order at the usual time.
Mrs. Minsrd Lee and Miss Bds
Sonquist, Aneta, are in Fargo visiting
friends and relatives for few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Pearson and
family, Fourteenth street south, had
Miss Lucille Barber, VINO Is a student
at the Valley City. Normal school
DR.. and Mrs. G. r. MetcaIf, Barnes
vile, came to Fargo Saturday and
were guests over Sunday at the home
Of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Emerson, North Broadway.
Rev. T. J. Graham, of the First
church, officiated Satur-
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
Wedding OF Miss Myrtle A Wade
hamper and Floyd Jacque Woodley,
both OF Fargo. It was very quietly
SolemniEsd at the home of Mr.. and
north. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodiey viii
reside in Fargo until the former lis
called into military service. Mr..
Woodley is car inspector for the
Northern Pacific at Dilworth.
Eight little girls who comprise a
club met Saturday afternoon
with Alta Berg, at her home on
North Broadway. Knitting was fol-
lowed by refreshments.
Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. /, will hold
It's regular meeting Tuesday evening
1t 1880 o'clock sharp, in the Sons Of
Norway hall. There will be initia- |
ion, and all members are urged to
attend.
Mrs. o. C. Heilman. 412 Eleventh ]
street north. will be hostess Tuesday
tea Red Cross work will | ]
be the occupation of those attending.
The proceeds of the tea go to the |
flower fund.
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read of the nursing bureau for the :
Northern division OF the Red Cross,
Who was at the conference here Fri .
lay, went from Fargo to Grand Forks, !
where she conducted two meetings. I
morning a committee meet
ng OF the Red Cross nursing circle 4
II Grand Forks was held, and a gen :
sral mass meeting was held in the I
afternoon. Late that afternoon there
vas a meeting at st. Michaers hospi-
al, for the benefit of those nurses
Who were unable to attend the mass s
Meeting. G
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