The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-24

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While the affairs are or the most in
formal nature, seldom a day passes but
what some social happening is enjoyed.
| Bridge continues to be popular as wei,
as the card parties in general. Informal.
luncheons with an occasional s o'clock
tea will be seen on the social schedule
during the penitential season. The fierce
weather rather dampened the ardor Of
those who'had their hearts set on shop
lping and examining the dainty silks,
laces and efnbroideries, which are so
beautiful that they make ones heart go
Ipit-a-pat just to look at them through
| the shop windows If the severe win
| ter days, however, drove the shoppers
| indoors, there were numerous dainty at
| fairs planned and made. for the pleasant
days when they do ,o come
Mrs. F. o. Hellstronu is entertaining
her brother, ] Marley Of San Francis
leo, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Chapman are
guests at the Metropole. Mrs. Chap
imam has recently returned from a pleas
lant visit with a sister at Glerullin
900 &.
| Fifty friends and neighbors were en-
Itertained at the home Of ]. IL. Otley, Sat
Iurday evening. The guests were en-
ltertained at whist after which a lunch
i was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Otley were
Ipresented with solid set of silver. The
presentation speech was made by Will
liam Hauser.
4 Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes William Hauser, Chilson Craig,
| William Bell, T: w. .Jacksnan, d. Nor
i gan, John O'Brien, Swan johnson and
/ John Bridgeman; Messrs. Robert
French, William Mangold, John Zintheo,
Nels Seiberg.
Miss Mildred Hildreth entertained
a number of her young friends at the
beautiful new home of her parents Sat-
Iurday afternoon from 8, to 6 o'clock.
Refreshments were served and a very
enjoyable afternoon was had.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. Watts Of Leonard
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j, S. Camp
bell during. the missionary conference
season .s 3si
Harry Wooledge has returned from .
visit with his brother Gay at Arfna-
moose, N. ID 81. 5- 4
| Miss Mary Hogan one Of the man,
courteous young ladies OF the local tele
phone Office, spent lew days witt
Grand Forks friends during the weel
| just passed. M
Il The fnonotolly, tof the Lenten seasoi
1 was varied considerably BY the dane,
u day evening at Prizes hall NotWith
Istanding the chilly weather and the fac
il that SO many of Fargo's society peppl
4 slobserYe Lent, there was a goodyl at
Tendance Rupert's orchestra Furnished
las usual the very best music and ther
Iwere many dainty spring costumes Worr
The ladies in charge served deliciou
Refreshments in the banquet hall at I
o'clock.
II Miss Violet Conant has issued invita-
tions to number Of her friends 70
Monday evening. ssa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Edwards ilav
Iretilriied to their home iii Minneapoli
after a visit with relatives in Fargo.
&, Miss Florence illegal Of Rolla is th
guest Of Fargo friends.
600 IS
II Mrs. M. R. OsNeill has gone to Min
neapolis to visit with her parents.
800
II Rev Ed. p. Fisher is in from Ellen
dale on his way to attend corlinitte
meeting at the university at Gran
Forks
he following from the Scranton, Pa
News will be of interest to the man
Friends Of MIR. and Mrs Pinney in Far
lgo. The remains OF Mrs. IS. B. Prime,
lmotheT Of Mrs. I'll. Fl. Coston of 53
Madison avenue, who was killed in Chi
lcago, Ill. on Thursday, March i, wer
drought to Honesdale yesterday an
alplaced in tile receiving vault in the CEN
Ietery beside those Of her husband, VIII
/ died in December last. The burial 6
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Pinney will tax
place on April 7o which will be th
I6ftieth anniversary of their wedding.
900
The three-handed 500 club played wit
Mrs Geo. Taylor Thursday aiternoo
land the prizes were worth all the ga
excitelnent the playing for them calle
Tout. Mrs. F. Hardy and Mrs 6.
2 Hollister were the lucky contestant
|. Delicious Refreshments were served.
o 900
+. B. Knapp, former resident {
Fargo, is IN the city renewing acqliain
Z ances. Mr.. Knapp is now resident /
5 Spokane, Wash, where he is engaged
2 THE plumbing and gas fitting business.
2 V@H
! E b Kaufman, deputy comini nissions
. of agriculture and labor, spent the ds
. ii the city and will SO to Bismarck t
81 morrow
Y Mrs Robert Jones entertained wi
\ luncheon Wednesday at her beatitif
: home on north Broadway A perfe