The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-03-08
SOCIAL NOTES

The First National bank manage
ment of Fargo entertained its en-
ployes very delightfully."- Thursday
evening. Covers were laid for near
ly 80 at a $50 o'clock dinner served
at the Annex hotel, and American
flags formed attractive table decora-
tions. Later in the evening a box
party at the Garrick theater was en-
joyed.
A new organization to be known
as the Swastika club was formed
| Wednesday evening by ten girls who
met in the parlors of the First Luth-
eran church. The club will meet
every two weeks, for knitting and
other Red Cross work. Oflcers were
elected as follows: President Fran
Cisca Simons: secretary, Anna Ness;
treasurer, Clara Huss; editor, Char
lotte Kverno; and warder. Ruth
Leonard. Light refreshments were
served at the conclusion of the or
ganization session.
| The members of the Erodelphian
Literary society of the Central high
school, Fargo, will be entertained
| this evening by the Erodelphians Of
| the Horace Mann high school The
affair will be held at the Horace
Mann building, and a tea will be
served following a program that will
include the following features: Vocal
solos, Ruth Lynner; piano solo, Nora
| Osgard; reading, Gertrude Brookes;
| and a short play, "A Pair of Luna
tics" coached by Miss Lillian Fort
in, teacher critic, and whose cast
consists of Marion Zickefoose and
Edna Johnson. Presiding at the tea
| tables will be Ruth Lynner and
Marie Van Es.
Mrs. Fred Mum entertained the
members of the st. Josephs society
Ten Ten club at her home in Moor
| head Thursday afternoon. Twelve
were present and spent the after
| noon in knitting for the Red Cross
Lunch was served at 8 O'Clock.
Covers were laid for six guests att
dinner party given Thursday even
ing by Mrs. Edward Wilson, Third
street north, Moorhead, in honor ofI
Miss Amanda Hendrickson, a form |
er Moorhead girl who is playing att
the Grand theater this week. Miss
Hendrickson's home is now in Chi |
cago. Her father was formerly inI
the clothing business in Moorhead |
for many years. Several other social |
| |
erickson during her sojourn here.
The monthly meeting of the Sun |
day school teachers and officers of !
the First Presbyterian church was |
held Thursday evening at the home |
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Stockwell, |
Thirteenth street south. 1t was v,<ed |
to replace the old system of having |
primary, junior, intermediate and |
- nit %ha Il
of elementary. secondary and adult
departments in the Sunday school
Mrs. Milton Lawrence was elected as
head Of the elementary department,
Mrs. w. L. Stockwen as head Of the
secondary and J. G. Garrison as head
of the adult departments. Light re-
freshments were served during a
social hour.
There was an attendance Of IS at
the mission tea held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. F. o. Olsen,
Seventh street north. by the Mission
ary society of the Plymouth Congre-
gational church. A delightful pro-
gram was enjoyed, comprising two |
readings by Mrs. E. Glaser; vocal
solos by Mrs. Methner and Mrs. !
Frank Boughton; piano and vocal {
numbers by the Misses Tillotson, /
I i
Margaret Chandler: and trio by the !
little Anders girls.
Mrs. B. J. Miller, 81 Tenth street
north, left Thursday morning for
for weeks visit with
her son, Lynn H. Miller and wife. ]
Mr.. Miller is manager Of the Fourth ]
Street A. D. T. ONCE OF the Western
Union in Minneapolis. -...
Election Of officers for the ensu- !
ing year was held Wednesday by theI /
Y. w. G. A. at the A. G. The Of
ficers chosen are: President, Miss
Esther WoIdy; vice president, Miss !
Marjorie Iceberg; secretary, Miss
Nevramon; and treasurer,
appointments will be made later, by
the president.
Mrs. Mort Condor and daughter,
Miss Muriel. left Thursday for their
home in Garrison, N. d., after al !
short visit here at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. g. o. Richardson, Ninth !
street north.
Mrs, Phillip Bender, thirteenth
street north, was hostess Thursday ,
afternoon to the members of the b
Social club, at their regular meet
Ing. Knitting and crocheting were ]
the diversions and a delicious lunch 1
was served. The meeting next week !
will be with Mrs. L. Land Fourth
avenue north.
Following a business session the
afternoon was devoted to knitting at
the meeting OF the Swedish Lutheran {
Ladies' Aid society at the church,
afternoon. Mrs. P. e.
Johnson was hostess during the So I
cial hour.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary
society Of st. Marks English Luth-
sran church met Thursday afternoon /
IN the church pariors, with a large t
attendance Of members and their 2
friends. Mrs. Frank Johnson enter
.ained them with vocal solos, and .
Red Cross knitting was the occupa- :
lion Of nearly all present. The j
losteBses for the social hour, Mes
iames 8. j. SyversOn and r. FraterI
served light refreshments.
Mrs. Johanna German, 414 Sec
md avenue north. Moorhead enter q
aimed the -Four Leaf Glover clun A 6