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

Prizes hall Thursday evening by the.
Century dancing club. German favors
were bestowed in proft1sion during the
many May figures of the cotillion,I
which was so prettiy led BY Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Rindlaub. Those pre-
siding at the pretty favor tG5les were
Mrs. w. Byrnes Of Minneapolis,
Miss Elizabeth Rindlaab and Miss Flor
ence Schuyler. An elaborate supper was
served in the banquet hall at III o'clock.
1t proved one of the most pleasant
events of the week, those having the
party in charge were Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Rindlaub, Mr., and Mrs. E. L.
Morris, Mr.. and. Mrs. III. L. Startling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Wright and Mr.. and.
Mrs. C.. G.. Schuyler.
Seemingly not an hour was there
to spare by the society devotees this
week Afternoons and evenings all
during the week held their quota Of
something doing" and those who
were honored with many invitations
found it difficult to accept all of them.
This evening there will be many hap
py women in Fargo who are lust too
tired for anything because of che gay
doings.
twenty-five members Of the Scottish
Rite of this city will go to Langdon
Tuesday morning. to present the de-
grees from the fourteenth to the thir-
ty-secohd on class of sixty-seven
candidates, and a Chapter Of Rose
Croix will also be-; instituted at that
time It will be a great week for the
Masons at Langdon, ~. l*saa HIN ~
Miss NJ. NJ, Hyslop of Page and +.
L. Palfrey Of Hope we're arrivals on
the Aneta-Fargo train. 81, MY
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Superintendent and Mrs. Hicks were
made the victims of genuine surprise
at the hands of former residents of
Glendale, about eight families now liv-
| ing in Fargo, Monday night When the
callers arr ived the head of the family
was down town on business mission
and he little thought that he was to be
greeted in the manner he was when
he reached home. 49,. s'' ~
However he entered into the spirit of
| the occasion with his wife and made the
best of it. After joint expressions of
| regret and ctelgratulation which the
occasion demanded and hearty speed
| ing of the departed guest, the callers
were regaled with an inpromptu pro-
| gramme of entertainment which was
greatly enjoyed. Later a. round of re-
freshments, specially prepared for this
call by the ladies in the party, was serv-
ed. At a timely moment, Attorney Cole
arose and amid appropriate remarks,
| presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks, on
| behalf of their old time Eflendale. friends
/ a handsome cream pitcher as a fliemei1to
| of esteem and. well wishes for their
future welfare Mr.. Hicks made a suit
able RESPONSE. p =" 4s$s -
/ Miss Lou Fennimore of Breckenridge
| is the guest, of her%aunt, Mrs. Rutledge,
Seventh street south. 1n.,-slffq hos 55@E
| Miss Spence and Miss Paige gave, a
pupils recital at Miss Spence's studio
at AGO Monday afternoon The fol
lowing pupils took part and acquitted
themselves we'll: Clarence Flannery
violin; Paul Graham, violin; Miss AL,
line Stone, piano; Miss Emma Affedt
1 piano; Miss Anna Peterson, tpiano;
Miss Marguerite Fredrickson. piano?
Miss Minnie Carpenters, violin;i Mary
| Moll, violin; Anna ~Frosberg, piano
! Miss Baker, violin; Miss Lucy Bah,
cock, violin; Dill Clement, violin;. Ben,
| ME Morris, violin and Miss Fanny
! Clapp, violin. ,-,.. ,.....s<.. @yf1 ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Talcott of Buf.
| falo were visitors in the city during
the week. "'''' -''
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! Miss Cora Twomey returned to hel
| home in Duluth, Mimi, Tuesday, aftel
a delightful visit with. friends in the
| city. &C.,
| Miss Dorothy Young was hostess tt
a number of her school friends Thurs
day afternoon. The pretty i appoint
ments were all suggestive ssof Wash,
| ington's birthday.
1 Mrs. C. L.-Rich of Litchville, is Wis
1 iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii
! Lowry, Fourth avenue south. ,.g
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Smith left Mon
day for an ext extendssdg 1n sdgg southern them trip.
i DR.. Hallenberg and family left 3Frida,
4 for two weeks at French Lick Springs
IN order to secure rest. 6
\ Miss Mildred Moore entertained in
formally at the pretty apartments q
i Mrs. II. Edwards in the Colonia
Il flats Thursday afternoon. Games, musi,
and refreshments made up a delightful
afternoon. ..
Il President Lewis of the commercial
| club left early in the week fol
IOntario, Cal, near Los Angeles ot
Il a business trip connected with frui
growing enterprise. He expects to b
away about three weeks.
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George Washington's birthday did no
Ipass unheeded BY. the young school Sc
lin Fargo, for there were many wfls
a lmade merry because 5of the pretty Gus
tom Of observing the day AT the hom,
4 of Mi and Mrs. w. S. Hooper ther,
was, a pretty children's party Frida.
evening, their daughter, Mae, entertain
ing number Of her school friends. Fh1
i forms of amusement were many AM
/ Especially fascinating. Delicious re
1 freshments were seryedfand all yotes
IATiceT NT ness q ~ a y,