The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-28
SOCIAL NOTES

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and Mrs. Paul j. Davis, the former
being athletic coach at the A.. u
Music was furnished by a siX-plece
| Malchow's orchestra. This was the
last Kadona club party that VIII DC
held until after Lent.
A dinner party in honor Of George
| J. Thompson, jr., who is home from
Camp Sheridan, Ala, was given sun
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Reed, Moorhead. Mr.. Thompson is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomp-
son, 41O Front street, Moorhead.
Covers were laid for is, other out
of-town guests being c. A. Peterson,
Miles City, Mont, and ]. A. Hilbert,
/ Minneapolis, brothers of the hostess.
| Mr.. Thompson will start back TO
/ Camp Sheridan on Wednesday, and
anticipates being sent to France in
the near future.
The Helpful club, comprised Of
| voice pupils of f. J. Sucher, will
meet this evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Sucher, in the Jackson
apartments. A program Of favorite
songs will be given by the group Of
pupils who did not appear in the
favorite songs recital given several
| meetings ago before this club. There
will also be a review of the opera
Aida, soon to be heard in Fargo, and
one or two vocal solos from 1t. The
program will be begun promptly at
o'clock. Part of the members Of
this club met Friday evening Of last
week and had a group picture taken.
Miss Edythe Grasse was hostess
Sunday evening at her home in
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pupils who are to take part in a re-
citaI next Thursday evening. Music
was the order Of the evening, and
lunch was served. The guests num-
beTed 16 and the musical selections
included several by boys quartet.
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Carl Sheas, Fargo, was 16 years
of age Saturday, and in celebration
of the event a number of his young
friends surprised him that evening at
his home, 1922 Front street. Games
and music afforded the entertain
ment until lunch was served.
A farewell social affair for Mrs. J.
w. Hansel was given Saturday after
noon by the Third division of the
Woman's union of the First Congre-
gational church, being held at the |
home of Mrs. +. B. Leach, who is |
chairman. Mrs. Hansel was present. |
ed by this group of friends with q |
brooch. Informal social chat and
music were features Of the affair.
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The second meeting of a Red Cross |
Knitting club OF six little girls was
held Saturday afternoon at the home /
of Treasure Kuehl, Monticello apart
ments. The knitting was supervised |
Saturday by Mrs. Kuehl and her sis
ter, Miss Victoria Schmauch. Lunch
followed the work session. The club |
will meet next Saturday afternoon /
with Marcella Brubaker.
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Mrs. G. II. Mckinney was surpris- II
ed Saturday afternoon at her home Il
by the other members of the Wood
row Wilson Red Cross auxiliary. OF II
which she has been secretary. Mrs. II
Mckinney will leave this week for
Great Falls, Mont. to reside. Twenty II
in the surprise and II
spent the afternoon with their knit L
ting and various games, after which n
lunch was served. The vacancy in II
the office Of auxiliary secretary was II
filled by electing Mrs. Erickson to II
succeed Mrs. Mckinney.
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Invitations have been issued for a
dancing party to be
given by the Modern Brotherhood of
America Friday evening, Feb. /, at
A. o. u. w. hall. Dancing will be
enjoyed from to o'clock, to music
by Anderson's orchestra. The COM
nittee arranging the party comprises
Mrs. 4. ]. Healey, Mrs. Selma Stew
sns. Miss Mabel Collins, ]. p. John
son and Otto H. stahl.
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The Fargo high school juniors will
give dancing party next Saturday
evening at *. @. hall, the arrange
nents being in charge of Misses
Ellen Callander Thelma EdeIbrock
md Doris Mcintyre, Leonard Bard
veil and Leslie Ball.
The Rebecca Sewing circle will
meet Tuesday afternoon for Red
Cross work, with Mrs. w. J. Brust
III Second avenue south.
The first Of the series Of meat
demonstrations to be given here by
drs. Julia Newton this week. takes
lace this afternoon at the Glad It'd
ngs Mission. Tuesday afternoon
here will be one ait the Cathedral
Tub rooms. in st. Nays cathedral
Misses Clara and Mary offerdshI
Sixth avenue north, entertained FRI
lay evening in honor OF Russell
3oyd. Foosland, Ill. who 10 here
listing. his brother. William r,
3Oyd. There were three tables at
Norwegian whist, played progressive
]. and lunch was served at mid
light.
Miss Jessie Johansen entertained
leven Of the members OF the J. T.
sase Company force at her home
friday evening. The guests were
Kisses Jennie spolander. sena
randall, Genevieve and Lillian Nc
hail and Bertha Peterson; N. New
on, d. Knudson, R. Walker. Harry
ierg, O. Nelson and L. Lundhagen.
ards were the diversion, and at the
onclusion Of the games lunch was
srved.
Miss Ida Mezirow leaves this aft
rnoon on a buying trip. She will
isit Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Chica-
o and New York city, and will be
one three weeks. Miss Mezirow
I'LL be accompanied home by Miss
RANGES Nobis, designer. She will
leet Miss Nobis IN Chicago.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson,
argo. is Ia Bismarck attending the
pecial session OF the state legis-
.ture, which opened last Wednesday.
IRIS. Anderson, who Is state w. G. Z.
president, Is working I'm behalf OF
le recent law enacted by congress-
wing each state power to vote on
1ti0naI prohibition.
D.
Miss Cora %. shotwslI left Friday
SHIT foH New York city. and win be