The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-11
SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Lauscher, 91s
| Eleventh avenue north, were host
/ and hostess Thursday evening at a
five hundred party in which six
couples participated. The game OF
/ the evening was played progressive
, ly and the affair was a very enjoy
able one. The players found their
partners for a midnight supper by
matching paper hearts which had
| been cut in two, and decorations
consisted Of pink and white carna-
tons.
Miss Marion johnson, who leaves
next Sunday for Columbus, Mont,
was honor guest Thursday. evening
at a supper given by fifteen mem
bers of the Business Girls club at
the Y. w, G. A. cafeteria. Miss
johnson has been treasurer of the
club and prominent in all its &C
tfvities. The cafeteria was decorat-
ed with pink and white in her honor
and a two-course supper was served.
Miss Johnson was presented with a
book Of poems as a farewell gift.
The Young Mothers club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. r. Fl. Briggs, Third avenue
south, Moorhead, enjoying a social
afternoon of sewing and knitting.
One new member, Mrs. Carl West
lund, was present. Lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess at o'clock. The
next meeting, Jan. S1s will be with
Mrs. E. M. Erickson.
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A number of Fargo high school
students and faculty are to partici-
pate Saturday evening in a dancing
party at the Civic Centre
This evening is the date set for
another Cathedral club entertain
ment for the benefit of the soldiers
and sailors fund, which latter is
used for expenditures in behalf Of
the members of the club who are in
the u. s. service. A fine evenings
program is planned.
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The Junior class Of the Fargo high
school will hold its next dancing
ing of Saturday, Feb. 2 The COM
mittee arranging the affair consists
of Misses Ellen Calender, Thelma
Edelbrock and Doris Mcintyre, Leon
ard Bartell and Leslie Ball.
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Another D. B. C. dancing party will
be held this evening in the K. @.
Hall, with members of the faculty Of
the college, acting as chaperons.
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A sleighinF party will be enjoyed
this evening by the Senior class of
the Moorhead high school, following
which an oyster supper will be serv-
ed at the school building. Miss Lois
Dart, Of the faculty, will accompany
the young people.
Miss Ivy Waechter, s21 Sixth
street south, was hostess Thursday
evening at her home to the other
members of the Eta Chi Omega sor-
ority. A pleasant evening was enjoy
ed with knitting and social chat and
light refreshments were served.
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If the cold weather continues, the
skating party planned for Saturday
evening by the College department
of the First Methodist Sunday school
will be changed to an indoor party at
the church. with games as the amuse-
ment. The oyster supper will be
served at the church in either event.
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The sale of food conservation
edibles, held weekly by the Plymouth
Congregational ladies, viii be at the
Harrington hardware store Saturday
afternoon instead OF at the Eggert
meat market, as formerly.
Mrs. John Schranz entertained
sixteen women at her home, 316 Sew
enth street south, Moorhead, Thurs
day afternoon. Knitting was the oc-
cupation of the women, and at 5
o'clock a prettily- appointed lunch
was served. Mrs. John III. Mollins. Of
Cohasset. Mimi, was an out-of town
guest,
The Fargo w. r. c. viii clear Al
nice sum, to be expended for yarn
with which to knit articles for the
drafted men, from the benefit card
party held Thursday evening I'm the
A. o. II. w. hall. The women received
valuable assistance from the local
division, Benefit Association Of Rail-
way Employees, which organization
again gave up its hall and sold many
Of the tickets. Norwegian whist was
the prtncipal diversion OF the party,