The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-23

and her sister. Miss Marion Wilkin-
son. win be together during the winter.
I. Sachs. with the Regina Music Co.,
Chicago, was in the city on Tuesday
and Wednesday seeing old friends.
o.
Foster Paige came home Tuesday
evening from a week at Minot. Mr..
Paige spent Sunday with his brother
Lewis Paige, at Berthold, N. d.
On Tuesday afternoon occurred the
flrst Of two very pretty card parties
given by Mrs. Harry B. Quick at her
home in the wellington fats. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
pink carnation, and five tables Of cards
were played. Four hand euchre was
followed by a dainty luncheon served
at the small tables. Mrs. Frank
Thompson held the highest score and
Mrs. John Bathrick took the lone hand
prize.
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Mrs. Frank Moody Of Minneapolis is
the guest of Mrs. Edwin Engebretson.
Mrs. Moody lived for years in Island
Park and her visit is being enjoyed by
IdL &c CIRCLE VI oAu-tlhne lAAehS'
o.
Mrs. Albert Anderson Of Island Park
is hostess this afternoon to the Book
and Thin1ble club.
O.
j. II. Forsythe has passed the LAST
ten days in New York visiting with his
sister, Miss Forsythe, at Cape Vincent.
Mrs. ]. s. Campbell came home from
the Methodist conference at Mandan
on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Clifford Pinkham Of Cheyenne
was a Wednesday guest Of Mrs. w. p.
Miller Of Sixth street south.
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Mr.. and Mrs Morton Page and fam
lily are nicely settled in their new
Eighth street home.
O.
Mrs. c. f. Davis reached home on
Saturday evening from a two weeks
visit in owatonna, St. Paul and Min
neapolis.
o.
A happy event of the week was the
meeting Of the Tall1alot club with Mrs.
T. II. McEnroe on Monday afternoon
at her Seventh street home. Mrs. r. q.
VALENTINE will be the next hostess to
this popular club
o.
The Misses Kathrine and Ethel Low
man will leave soon for a winter in
the west. Several stop overs will be
made en- route but most Of the time
spent at San Diego, Cal.
Miss Blanche Amerland came home
from her Wahpeton school to spend
Sunday.
Mrs. Hector Barnes has as her guests
FIR the winter her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman, Of Devils Lake.
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Grady and SON
James, returned home Tuesday morn
ing from a months trip to Portland
and Seattle.
Miss q. Carey, who is teaching ia
Leonard, sundayed with her parents
O.
Mrs. F. F. Grant is spending a few
days in Chicago and Evanston, Ill.
Miss Margaret Mckenzie Of Wild
Rice and Mrs. Ella Rae Finehout are
planning to pass the winter at San
Diego, Cal.
A merry meeting Of the Sunshine
club was held on Thursday evening al
the home OF Miss Grace Grubbs on N
f avenue.
Mrs. L. M. barrow has her brother
r.. w. Dillon of st. Paul, as her guest
o.
Mr.. End Mrs. A. B. Smell entertained
on Saturday evening with game din
ner.
O.
The second card party given by Mrs
Harry B. Quick occurred Wednesday
afternoon and was enjoyed by twenty
ladies. Four tables of four hand euchel
were played with Mrs. G. E. Davis
winner OF the lone hand prize and Mrs
III. L. Johnson, the successful contest
ant for progressions.
o.
Mrs. ]. H. Forsythe and Mrs. Edwin
Engebretson, at the new home of Mrs
Engebretson on Seventh avenue south
entertained informally on Tuesday af.
rernoon for Mrs. Frank Moody of Min.
nea p,lis. A pleasant hour was passed
over the tea cups and with dainty
needlework. About forty ladies were
Irtt ent
a.
The Gethsemane guild OF the Episco
pal church held business and socia
session on Thursday afternoon at tn,
home Of Mrs. Peter Stewart OF Fourtl
avenue south.
O.
After a suspension OF five months
the always popular Coterie dancing
club will give their opening ball o.
the season on the night of Oct. 20 a.
Prizes hall. 1t is expected that every