The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

Rapids and the groom is engaged in
manufacturing in the same city.
Mrs Frank Whitman Of Ieyils Lake
was the guest Of Mrs Geo. Osgood this
week. 5s
AT arecent Monday afternoon meet
ing of the Bay View Study club, Mrs
III. G. Simmons was hostess to the i1enl-
sbers and invited guests,to hear Mrs.
Bolley's address on potteries and china,
more especially those made in Germany,
iii the cities of Meissen and Dresden.
Many enthusiastic expressions of appre-
citation were given Mrs Bolley fol. her
very interesting and instructive talk, and
to Mrs! Simmons for her kind enter
tainment Delicious refreshments were
served.
w. I'll Hamilton, brother OF r. M.
Hamilton of the New York Life Insur-
ance Co, is here from Winnipeg on a
visit to his brother. Mr.. Hamilton is
engaged in the real estate business, on
an extensive scale, in western Carlads
900 Il
Miss Lydia Propp, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Turner, dir
ing the winter, returned to her home in
Salem. Ore, Tuesday morning. a 4
Jacob Lowell, jr., has received a postal
card from his father at New Orleans
and it stated that he was subjected to
no delay-on account of the illness of his
brother and that he was about to leave
for Loss Angeles, CAL, where he will
make an extended stay
Miss Verne Ried, the young daughter
|of Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. tRied, celebrated
the eleventh anniversary of her birth
on Friday evening by inviting her young
friends in to enjoy the good things pro-
vided for her birthday party. Refresh
nlents were served at a large table dec
Grated with birthday cake, with eleven
lighted candles and the dates 1896 and
1906. The amusements consisted of var
ious games, music and jolly sleigh
ride. TWenty-one guests assembled to
|offer congratulations and bring dainty
gifts to the popular little miss
Chafing dish parties promise to be-
come popular again. AS the entertain-
ments during the period of fasting and
prayer will be. limited as to guests, the
chahng dish makes an acceptable form
lof entertaining. \,
The Lady Maccabees charming1y EN-
tertained at euchre on Wednesday even
| ing at the Loyal knights temple Twenty
tables were placed for the players allc
la merry evening spent at this pleasing
game The committee that was 3illstru.
mental in getting up the party was
headed by Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs
Sykes, who made most efficient and uil,
tiring hostesses. The most delightful
lsociabilty prevailed:
Information has been received teilinl
the arrival of the stork at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. FL ". Warnock, now o
Los Angeles, Cal, where a boy wa:
| left, Tuesday morning. The rnotlei
was formerly Miss Ottunn of this city
Rev. E. S. Shaw was up from Crook.
ston. Mimi, yesterday, calling on Fargo
Friends, a
| During his visit in the city next week
Bishop Andrews of the Methodist church
will be the guest of Judge and Mrs. Pol
Ilock, and Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Clapp viii
entertain Bishop Vincent.
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! Mr.. and Mrs Ray Newton entertain
led very pleasantly at Five Hundred
| at their home on Ninth stree
south About twenty guests were
present, Mrs. Hollister and Mr.. Camp,
| bell proving to be the champions. A
most delightful evening was enjoyed
by all
| Mrs. H Campbell and daughtel
are visiting relatives and friends ii
Ortonville. MINI.
Judges Ed. Engerud and Nv. c
i Young oil the state supreme court hav,
Ireached home ready for the sprins
iterm which opens week from mex
Tuesday
"A beautifully appointed card part
Twas given BY Mrs. Rawson Monday aft
er1loofl at her cosy home in Moorhead
4 and did much toward breaking the mon
lotony Of an otherwise dull week ,Th
i pretty rooms were radiant iii sprinl
/ blossoms. The tables were placed 70
the players who enjoyed 500 until lat
lin the afternoon, when delicious re
i jfreshments were served. This prett
affair was given to compliment the East
/ lern Star ladies.
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i The card party given at Pirie' s hal
Il Tuesday evening BY the members Of th
i Yeorien lodge was al source of geiluin
i pleasure to all attending Euchre wa
i played with much vim and interest, til
Il Ipretty prizes were won BY Mrs. Rusl
i MRS. Price, Mrs KIingensmith, r. Erll
l man, E. Hubert and ], AZ ellis. De
/ llicious refreshments were served in tn
4 dining room These popular hosts wi
| entertain their friends at a dancing part
i Tuesday evening, March 28, at Prize
4. which promises to be d most successft