The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-16

This afternoon Miss Grace Loft
house Is entertaining a number Of
lYoung ladies with parcel shower in
honor of Miss Pearl Mott, who will be
"a bride Of the coming week.
g. ". Basye, VIII has spent the VIM
ter on his ranch near Glendale, Is
Visiting Fargo relatives.
Mrs. S. Birch expects to leave the
first of April to spend the summer at
Salt Lake City.
Students of Fargo College Conserva-
tory of Music gave a delightful musical
in Stones music hall last evening. A
programme of seventeen numbers was
rendered, both instrumental and vocal
music being included. Many OF the
Ipieces were of the highest classical
Imusic and difficult of execution but all
of the participants acquitted them
selves well and merited the applause
iof the large and enthusiastic audience
lof music lovers which was present.
A feature of the evenings pro-
gramme was the first public appear
lance of the Conservatory glee club
(which has been recently organized. The
lclub rendered the Angels song, by
IRich, in beautiful style bringing the
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tclose.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. C. H. Skel-
ton entertained the members of new
leuchre club in delightfully."- informal
Imanner, each guest receiving a pretty
souvenir Refreshments were served
from the small card tables, and jolly
lafterDOOn SDent
Leland Holmes is entertaining his
mother Mrs. Holmes of Washington.
I'D. g.
George Prize went to st. Paul Thurs
day morning. being called there by the
seriousness illness of Mrs. Prizes sis.
ter. Mrs. Prize has been there for sew
eral days, assisting in caring for her
sister.
II. E. Hanson, of the firm of the
Hanson Drug Co, of Neville, and his
wife arrived in this city and win leave
for Minneapolis, where Mr.. Hanson ex-
poets to travel for drug house. He
has sold out his interest in the Nc
Vile concern to o. M. Sloulin.
900
Mr.. and Mrs e. G. Cole left Wednes-
day evening for quite an extended trip
through the south. They will visit in
: st. Louis with relatives and spend
some time in Tennessee and Kentucky
then go to Mississippi and stop at Mrs.
J Coles old home. On their return they
may spend little time at Hot
) Springs, Ark.
fui
young ladies of the @. I. club Thurs
day evening at 500. A merry hour
was spent in cards, music and refresh
tments.
Willie Rusch invited twelve young
friends to assist him in celebrating
. his birthday Tuesday evening. Finch
was played and bounteous supper
served at o'clock. The large birthday
cake with twelve candles formed the
central decoration of the table. Willie
was the recipient of a number of
ipretty gifts on this occasion.
900
Mrs. G. G.. Welton and son returned
this morning from a very pleasant four
days visit in Minneapolis Mr.. Welton
is expected back this evening.
Mrs. II. ]. Phillips and daughter,
Adelaide, of Chaffee, are here visiting
Hector Phillips, who is student at
the A. c.
c. r. Stone has been at Anoka for
several days, called there by the dan
gerous illness Of his mother.
The Misses, Anna and Mamie Koen-
J liz arrived in Fargo last night, bringing
with them their sister who was taken
to one Of the local hospitals for treat
ment.
A very pleasant surprise party was
!, held last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. III. Bayard, 1881 Second
& avenue north, the occasion being the
81 silver wedding anniversary of the host
q and hostess. The evening was enjoy
, ably spent and Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
!. were presented with a number of gifts
!. by their friends
This evening Miss Lorraine Pollock,
, Miss Isabel Rose and Miss Catherine
. York will entertain with a birthday
party at the home of Miss Pollock,
! the three young ladies each having a
birthday during the week. They are
planning a. merry evening for the
: guests.
Mrs F. A. Irish entertained at high
tea Tuesday afternoon from 4 to
: O'clock, complimentary to her sister
= Miss Brown of Aberdeen, s. d. Pink
blossoms were used in the decorations
and dainty pink cards designated the
? guests place.
L
A very enjoyable and satisfactory
> Injecting was held by the Retail Clerks
in Union hall this week There was
!. a large attendance and following the
business meeting those present In
t obliged in games Of progressive whist
& The ladies' prize, silver spoon bear
j. ing the number OF the union, was won
lby Miss Olson, while to j. Il. Kron