The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-26
SOCIAL NOTES

/ SOCIAL NOTES
TWO delightful social affairs were
enjoyed Friday evening by the ac-
tive members Of the Achoth frater-
nifty of the A. c. and their escorts
and other friends. Covers were laiS
for twelve guests at the dinner partt
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George Rusk,
at their home, 1904 Front street. The
Achoth members are Misses Jose
| phine Pritchett, Maize Gilmore,
Marion johnson, Margaret Chandler,
Vesta Steer and Lylith Rusk, the
latter being home for over Sunday
from Page. where she teaches this
/ year. Following the dinner the
Achoth members were hostesses at
a dancing party held in the auditor
| ium Of the Masonic temple. At this
| affair, a group Of freshman girls OF
the A. c. were guests Of honor. The
| patrons and patrOnesses of the
| dancing party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rusk, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. f. God
win, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Doneghue,
Miss Katherine Jensen, and H. c. !
Plumley. Only Eastern Star MEM
bers are eligible to membership in
the Achoth fraternity.
A large number Of the club mem
bers enjoyed the CoteTie dancing
party Friday evening in the Knights
of Columbus hall. Arrangements for /
this party were in the hands Of DR.. |
J. L. Graves. Cliffs orchestra play I
ed for the program OF dances. Only
one more Coterie party will be given
this season. that one scheduled for
Feb. p.
Miss Lora Larson and Miss Marion
Larsen entertained Is friends, most
ly teachers, Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. l.. B. Brown, 1901
Sixth street south. Knitting ana
music were the diversions enjoyed,
and a reading given by Miss Stowell,
Of the Hawthorne school, was hearth
ly encored. The hostesses served
lunch.
Another Kadona club dancing party
will be given this evening in the K.
c. hall, in charge Of Ray Bolsinger.
Malchow's orchestra will play.
Thfrty-five participated in the jolly
sleighing party of the Erodelphian
Literary society of the Fargo high
school, Friday evening. The young
people were chaperoned by Mrs.
Gamyere and Miss Claire Henning.
At the conclusion of the ride an i'm
formal dancing party at the George
LittelI home. Tenth street north, was
the order Of the evening. The Erodei-
phian society president this year is
Miss Mary Vance. (,
Mrs. J. w. Carlisle, Eleventh street
north, was hostess Friday evening to
the regular meeting OF the Patriotic
Dozen club. There three tables at
500, and cards were followed by I
lunch. The club will be entertained
next Friday evening by Mrs. George
Backer.
Miss Irene ParlSell left Friday even
ing for Minneapolis, which is her !
home city, and where she has ac- ]
cepted a. position as a teacher in the
Junior high school. Miss ParlIell has
been teaching in the Fargo high
school for the last two years, and !
has made many warm friends in J
this city.
Miss Julia Newton will give a 7
on the Economically !
Use OF Meats, at the regular meet !
ing of the Roosevelt Neighborhood {
club next Wednesday afternoon. The 9
meeting will be called to order at 3
GAoIh SAA@AP ~
c. F. Albertson, Sioux Falls. S. D.,
arrived in Fargo Friday evening to
visit over Sunday at the home OF the
J. w. Riley family. Mr.. Albertson
is a cousin of Mrs; Riley.
Ed Campion, Rochester. Mimi, =
eft Friday night for his home, after :
being a guest of his sister, Miss Babe o
Campion of the A. L. Moody store I
,orce, since last Sunday.
The members OF the Philathea
lass of the Moorhead Congregation I
II church were guests OF Mrs. r.
Dwight L. Mowery Friday evening 4
1t tea. Knitting was the diversion. y
The woman's Home Missionary L
of the First Methodist church
will give a coffee Tuesday afternoon s
rom to 5 o'clock. at the home of
Hrs. z. T. Gestie, 120 Eighth street +
forth. Mrs. Gestie will be assisted =
w Mesdames G. II. Oleson, w. d. =
A. McKinnon and John T
Iauser. The invitation to attend is
attended to all. B
Miss Bessie Ronice, Bismarck, is o
pending few days in Fargo as the :,
.uest of her sister, Mrs. r. 7. Chris p
ianson, College street. p
The College department Of the n
first Methodist Sunday school viii
lose it's membership contest Sun L
lay. Much enthusiasm has been A
WINGED over this contest and. the
outcome is eagerly awaited. Miss =
eleanor Craig will give a piano solo =
sunday.
Z. w. Madison arrived home this
morning from Camp Dodge having :
,een granted a three weeks furlough
,ecause Of illness. Mr.. and Mrs.
addison reside in the Jackson apart
nents. The former Is a son Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Madison, Of the c.
lark flats. IT
Misses Alpha and Hazel Noben, I'll
0s Third street north, have as week. b.
nd guests, Misses Marian Panne- y
aker and Anna Walker, both Of @
Appleton. The former is attending -
be A. G. and Miss Waxler attends 81
Ugh school in her home town. an
The Junior Missionary society Of I'll
Z. Marks English Lutheran church, m
-hich met Friday afternoon in the FI
nurch pariors. enjoyed a brief pro- ao
ram and study hour. ~