The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24

Society continues to be gay and th.
same whirl is promised from now unit
1.-THE penitential season, which begin:
on Ash Wednesday, Feb. a8. AS !
rule the last weeks preceding Lent
are 50 prolific Of social events that ths
season of fasting and prayer is vel
coined for more reasons than one. Al
most everyone plans some sort OF en-
tertainment before Lent and frequently
the last days of the gay season regis
ter two and three functions daily
making almost too much for the aver
age person to enjoy: 1ysyS
The patriotic reception at the Meth
odist church Wednesday was well at
tended, and the occasion was made
memorable by an excellent programme
l'RefreshTne were served after the
programme, which was as follows:
Miss Jackman. .
lCornet Solo Is. n. 4.
DIR. Putnam. q
Mrs. w. ]. Clapp and Miss Chisham,
e~',SlNSttSil ..-. .4s-..t..s
Young Women's Chorus.
Miss Loubelle Wilson represented
Martha Washington and Mr.. Dowling
impsrsonated Georgs Washington.
Elks will be cordially welcomed and
are invited to be there early.
A pretty weekend affair was con-
lt-ibuted to the social doings of the week
by Mrs. E. Wheeler OF Moorhead
Saturday afternoon. 1t was in compli-
ment to Miss Pomeroy of Buffalo, N.
VI. The house was ornamented with
numerous bouquets of pink hyacinths
and was bright with pink shaded lights.
The ascinating game of euchre was
enjoyed, six tables being in use The
dainty prizes were won by Miss POM
Eeroy and Mrs. r. W. Richards. The
card game was followed by elaborate
refreshments
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Wayne Eddy yesterday.
The happy mother was doing very we'll
this afternoon.
A most delightful time was enjoyed
by all who attended the DANCE given
by the Degree of Honor at Fraternity
hall In 4Moorhead Monday evening.
The affair was, well attended and well
stllanagsd, rejecting, great credit on the
members having it III Charge. Pars6f,s
orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. D. C. Darrow entertained with,
a Washington luncheon and card party
IN Moorhead yesterday afternoon A
number of guests were from this city.
Mrs il P. Hardy and Mrs. j. II. Burn
ham were the winners Of the prizes.
Isl u. Ross, As Ne. Fried and Mr. and
Mrs., @. +. Fried were visitors from,
Ernbderl.
Enthusiasm is steadily increasing
and will reach the highest pitch as the
time for the appearing Of Savage's
Grand opera company draws nearer.
The magnificent Wagnerian treat is.
the subject Of the hour The opera
seasons in the northwest BY the Saw
age Opera Co. are proving complete
social and artistic triumphs for the art.
lists Some of them have local friends
who are looking forward to renewed
IN lpis ac0tfaiut ucp 83 With tl1as fayoriffs
singers '.s s' n 5g N
900 ss
Miss Rosama Bissonnette. daughter
of Mrs. Fred Amfner, residing at 1o3
Eighth street south, was united in mar
riage at 8 o'clock, on Feb. 2a, to Mich
olas iE Pitscll, the officiating clergyman
being Rev S. .A.s Hayworth Of the First
Baptist church. Mr.. Pitsch is an enl-
ploye at the Drysdale photograph studio
The newly married couple will reside
IN this city. 81
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at Panama, from the South American
countries, and was about to leave for
Jarllaica, Mr Lowell IS well and en-
Toying the trip to the fullest and best.
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