The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11

street for the rest Of the winter The
son win attend the Fargo college.
o.
Mrs. III. GFasse plans 20 leave next
"Wednesday evening for Chicago where
she win spend the rest Of the winter
with ner SON, DIR. Fred Grasse and fam
ily az Oak Park. DR.. Grasse has re-
Gently bought him q new home In this
popular suburb Of Chicago.
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Miss Margaret Shea was hostess al
o'clock dinner on Tuesday even
ing with Miss Nellie Richardson hon.
or guest The large dining table was
Drettily arranged in red and green
with q large boquet OF red carnations
for center and fern leaves radiatine
from the base Of the vase holding the
flowers. Ten young ladies were pres
emit and spent a pleasant evening In
music and conversation.
o.
Mrs. Frank Painter OF st. Paul Jeff
Wednesday morning for her home af-
ter two weeks visit With her par
ents. Cap. and Mrs. c. 3. ThImens In
Isalnd Park. Mrs. Painter was called
to Fargo by the serious illness of her
mother, and the many friends OF Mrs.
Thimens win rejoice to hear that she
is much better.
o.
The Sunday school boys in the class
OF Mrs. @. NJ. Strate gave an oyster
supper In the Broadway M. e. church
on Tuesday evening and a very fine
supper It proved to be. The boys did
the serving and q large number acre
present to partake of their good things
their class room. The class Is COM
posed Of boys from II 20 le years of
age and they are to be Congratulated
upon the success OF their efforts.
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On Tuesday afternoon Miss Kate
Hathaway gave e thimblebee for
Miss Nellie Richardson. bride elect,
and q number OF her young lady
friends were present. At $3.50 a delicI-
GUS luncheon was served which
brought to a close an unusually pleas
ant afternoon.
On Monday afternoon the TaIkalot
club viii meet with Mrs. ]. L. Saw
age South eighth street.
O.
Mrs. Grace Sanborn Of Minot reach
ed Fargo the first of the week and
win visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. t.
PruceIl in the Edwards block for a
fortnight.
Miss Marion Beath is reported Ill
at the home of Fl. A. McConville Sew
enth street south.
A. c. Lacy was Lisbon visitor this
week.
Mrs. w. H. Shure has been released
from quarantine for some days and
is nicely recovering from her late at
tack OF diphtheria.
@
Mrs. Percy Goodwin gave q very de-
lightful lunch on at / o'clock on Wed
nesday to the ID, b, club at her apart
ments in the Park flats, Nine ladies
were present including Mrs. Sanborn
Of Minot who was q guest Of the club
for the day. The brilliant poinsettia
was used for decorations and the
large table in the dining room looked
more than pretty with It's tasty ar
rangements and appointments. Sew
ing and conversation with music i'll
led the afternoon,
o.
Miss Margaret Campbell is expected
home for her holiday vacation from
her school at Donald Hall. Milwaukee,
Wis.
o.
Mrs Geo. Nesbitt was hostess to the
Tuesday afternoon 500 club at her
rooms with Mrs. @. Davenport on
Fourth avenue north and prizes were
awarded to Mrs. ]. e, Franette and
Mrs. A. G. Lacy. After the game, at
the small tables, dainty refreshments
were passed and ended a pleasant af-
ternoon. Next Tuesday the club will
meet with Mrs. r. NJ. Farmer In her
apartments In the Colonial flats and