The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-11
SOCIAL NOTES


c. girls whose homes are in Fargo,
entertained at a delightful Valentine
dancing party held in the grill room
Of the Comstock hotel, Moorhead.
Thirty couples of young people par
ticipated, and were chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo A. Long. Fargo.
The grill room was attractively
decorated with red hearts, cupids and
flags, and the dance programs were
in the form Of red hearts. Dancing
was enjoyed until 1880 o'clock, to
music by the Rag Time Twins. Frappe
was served throughout the affair.
The hostesses for the evening were
! Misses Eleanor Pearson, Mary Healy
| Mabel Stewart, Genevieve Kelley,
Beatrice Hughes, Helen Graves,
Bertha Everhart, Louise Rusch,
Gwendolyn Brown, Ruth Schuyler,
May Dennis, Nell Mccarthy, Frances
Blake and Maize Gilmore. Miss
Mary Gibbons, who was graduated
from the A. c. last year, was an out
of-town guest.
The Young Mothers club members
entertained their husbands Saturday
evening at a waffle party at the z.
| M. Erickson home, Fourth street
south, Moorhead, as a benefit for the |
MOorhead Red Cross. The guests |
each donated a certain sum to the |
Red Cross. Five couples were pres |
ent and enjoyed games and music !
following the waffle supper. The |
decorations were all in red, white and |
blue. The next regular meeting of |
the Young Mothers club will be held /
on Feb. p. with Mrs. A. L. Grims- |
vedt, Tenth avenue north, Fargo.
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The First division Of the woman's
union Of the First Congregational
church held a silver coffee Saturday
evening at the P. w. Farnham home.
with the husbands of the members as
the guests. Forty in all participated
and one Of the pleasant features Of
the evening was the singing of old
time songs with Rev r. A. Beard,
pastor of the church, as leader. The |
division members took their Red |
Cross knitting. Light refreshments
were served. The chairman Of this
division is Mrs. e. G. Kosko, and 9TH
ers on the committee which had the
affair in charge were Mrs. A. @.
Divet, Mrs. P. w. Farnham and Mrs.
Arthur Knopp.
The last Of the seasons series of
kadona club dancing parties will be
given on Tuesday evening, Lincoln's
birthday, in the X. C. hall. Ray Boil
singer is in charge of the arrange
ments, and Cliffs orchestra will play.
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Cecil Flack, 116 Fourth street
north, Moorhead, celebrated his 18th
birthday anniversary by a party |
Saturday evening at which 30 young I
people were guests. Included in the
number were five cousins of the host, !
as follows: Miss Sadie Iverson, |
Hampden; n. Hinchberger, Sam Die
inert, e. Flack and Miss Cecilia {
Souer, all from Sanborn. Games were
by lunch, and shortly before |
the guests presented Mr. | !
F1ack with a necktie pin and a gold J
pocket knife as remembrances of his
The Epworth League of the First {
Methodist church will hold its an {
nual Washington's Birthday banquet !
evening in the dining room 9
Of the Y. w. c. A.
Miss Pearl Wong, a Fargo college /
student, spoke Sunday evening be-
fore the EpWOrth league of the First
Methodist church.
The Fourth division of the Ladies'
Aid society of the First Baptist | S
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
ut the home Of Mrs. William Loomis, o
lila Eighth avenue south. The
regular monthly business and social
meeting will be held, and all members e
are urged to be present.
A joint meeting of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary socie-
lies Of the First Methodist church
will be held at the parsonage Tues
lay afternoon at o'clock. The pro-
gram will be in charge Of Mrs. e. @.
Anderson and Mrs. It. III. Taylor and
here viii be special music.
The local Daughters Of the AM
srican Revolution, comprised mostly
IF Moorhead women, viii meet this
evening at the home of Mrs. o. ID.
sreyberg, wellington apartments
Fargo The chapter was organized
asst October.
The regular Company B auxiliary
Meeting will be called to order this
evening at o'clock in DR.. 8. j. HiITs
,ffice, at the Masonic temple Some :
special features aside from the BUSH 10
less meeting are planned, and each
member is privileged to take guest /
Special musical features at the 1
FIRST Methodist church Sunday even f
nE were Of q patriotic nature In i
.luding q male quartet arrangement /
q The Marseillaises (Rouget de o