The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-10

recovered from the genuine exaltation
and astonishiner1t awakened by the splen-s
did work Of the grand opera season the.
past week Grand opera for two en-
gagements contributed greatly TO the.
pleasures Of the week and two large and
fashionable houses greeted the singers,
whose coming was so joyfully received
and whose departure was much regret
ted. Lohengrin and Faust as presented
by the Savage company of English art,
lists will be long remembered. There
MAS delight in every performance, it be-
ing difficult TO choose a favorite. The
operahouse presented beautiful picture
i'm its audience.
One of the most delightful parties dur-
ing this week was the birthday partyBof
Miss Frances Emery, Monday afternoon.
at her home on, the I. southside, The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
FfioWers and ribbons Games and music
were enjoyed during the afternoon AT
8 O'Clock the guests were ushered into
the dining room where a sumptuous
dinner was served The tables were
prettily decorated witt, carnations and
were loaded with all the delicacies of
| the season Thirty little maidens en-
Ijoyed this pretty affair.
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Prof. and Mrs. A. II. Beaven of Far
60 college, at their home, 1915 Sixth
Street south, have for their guest Miss
Elizabeth A. Chant of Minneapolis, Mrs.
BeavefiS sister Miss Chant is especially
interested in the arts and crafts move
ment, and is a member of Minneapolis
societies to promote art and handieraft
work .s
Mrs. Adam SPOTS of Fargo is visit
| ing her daughter Mrs Il. Y. Thomas
at Oberon.
Mrs. Carr Anderson left Saturday
evening for the. twin cities to be gone
q week or two .s:s',
III Lawrence Miller, formerly of the
Northwest Thresher Co, passed through
I tthes city on his way to- his home at
Harvey after a visit to friends at Still
water, Minn.
Mrs. Edward Engerud has returned
thone from WISCONSIN where. she has
been visiting sher father, who is in very
poor health.
Mrs. Peter B. Smith of Minneapolis
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Fran
| ces Duncan, Saturday and Sunday, en-
route to Seattle, where she will visit
a few days before ernbarking for Japan.
~. = wy !.
Mrs Dave Dinan pleasantly entertain
ed a number of friends at cards Thurs
day afternoon. Whist was the all alb
sorbing game and was thoroughly en-
Ijoyed for two hours AT the close Of
the game it was found that the hostess
and Mrs. Gray had won the. prizes.
Dainty refreshments were served.
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Mrs. Norman Patterson returned to
her home in Cooperstown Wednesday
after a delightful visit with Mrs. Rob-
ert Jones at her pretty north Broadway
home
W. L. Partington, state manager for
the Equitable Life association, returned
Sunday from a. two. weeks trip to Kan
sas City. Mr.. Partington is a former
PRESIDENT of Kansas City and reports a
good steady growth there and says the
town is one Of the best in the west.
Geo, @. Erskine and wife have return-
| ed from Hot Springs, Ark, where they
| have been spending about month, Mrs.
Erskine gong on to Crookston this
morning They report having had a
livery pleasant trip and pronounce the
Springs as the finest resort in the coiif1-
try.
Mrs. VIM. Byrnes returned to her
| home in Minneapolis Thursday morning,
having spent three very pleasant weeks
at the home of Mrs. CT G, Schuyler.
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Mrs. John Wynail arrived home this
week from European trip, stopping III
Minnesota on her return to visit with
relatives and friends:
Mrs ID. g. Scobey opened her pretty
home on Second avenue south Wednes-
lday evening to the Fifth division of the
Sunshine society. pleasant evening
| with contests and work was enjoyed BY
1.-THE happy ladies present 1T was voted
to give a public party id Stones hall
| "Wednesday afternoon March 28, to all
Interested Flowers were sent to the
sick and through the work of the club
| 4 beautiful coffee pot was given to Miss
f4olnberg Of tlie Gate City Grocery Co,
| The hostess served delicious refresf-
.nsnts during tlie & syslli,lg
Helen Catherine Keye, daughter of
iMr. and Mrs. w. "A. Keye, celebrated
\ her twelfth hirtl1dav anniversary Mon