The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-04

north. will return TO his home next
week after a two weeks visit In Far
go.
The North Side 500 club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank Allen, Third street north. Mrs.
Fred Hanft, Mrs. A. Jurgens and Mrs.
U Stebbins were prize winners. An
elaborate supper was served at the
small tables after the game. The club
will meet next week with Mrs. G.
Brown, Tenth street north.
i g.
A pretty dinner Of the week was That
given on Monday evening before the
Colonial dance by Mrs. b. L. Benston.
at her home on Eighth street south.
for visiting young ladies'. Miss Laurna
Brown and Miss Florence Mcleod
were honor guests.
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Mrs. G. p. Jones after a two weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. ]. s. Camp
beH left Wednesday afternoon for a
few days stay in Jamestown with Mrs.
Chas. Allen. Mrs Jones expects to
return to her Lisbon home the last
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt Barnard ~
jamestown, N. D., the ten days guests
OF DR.. and Mrs. Awty of Moorhead.
left Tuesday evening for their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs, ]. s. Watson came
home the fore part of the week from
trip to Duluth, MINI.
large delegation of the r. G.s
went from here Tuesday to attend the
funeral OF their sister, Mrs. p, H.
Rourke at Lisbon. N. d.
O.
Mrs. Percy Goodwin returned to Far
go from a weeks absence in Mime
apolis
Last Saturday evening the faculty
of the A. G. gave an informal dancing
party at the college. The evenings
fun started with a car ride at 1880
when the merry crowd boarded the
chartered car and whirled about the |
streets of the city. Musical numbers
were played between dances when the |
party finally adjourned to the college |
and rumor reports to the outsider a. |
very jolly evening,
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On Tuesday afternoon at the home |
of Mrs. J. S. Watson on Eighth street !
south the Red Carriers met to hold a |
business meeting. Mrs. Watson was
reelected president OF the society and |
Mrs. I. Herbst was made secretary and
treasurer. Resolutions were taken on |
the death Of one OF their number, Mrs. |
F. HI. Rourke Of Lisbon.
O.
Mrs. J, G. McAndrews who under
went an operation at st. Johns hos
pital last wednesday is reported to be
getting along nicely,
Mrs. G, A. Pollock Is expected home
the first of the week from an Iowa
visit,
On last Saturday evening at the
home of Mr., and Mrs, s, G, Cemsteck
of Moorhead o'clock dinner was
given In honor OF Mr., and Mrs. Robt.
Barnard of Jamestown, The large
table was handsome in it's APP
pointments and the basket OF pink
carnations that conferred the table was
unusual artistic and beautiful, Covers
were laid FOR nine,
Chester Cline, who is home from ST
Thomas military school in st. Paul, is
to go to Washington, d, c.,
in a few days for his entrance exami-
nation at West Point for which place
he has received an appointment,
o.
Mrs, f. farmer left Friday fer an ex-
tended visit in New York,
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AFR and Mrs. Ben Glaze have taken
reems for the winter with Mrs. A. b.
Mills, Second avenue south,
g.
The Fargo college has girls bask-
ct bail team but the games for this
season will all be private. Miss IN
gals is captain and Miss Crandall is
the manager,
Mrs. w. }. Powell of Sheldon, Iowa,
arrived in Fargo Wednesday morning
to spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. w. j, Lorshbeugh and family.
Mrs, E. FL. Lake was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon to the Travellers SOC
club, The winners of the pretty
trophies fer successful playing during
the afternoon were Mesdames e. G.
Ray Johnson and o. Ell. John
son, The guests for the afternoon
were Mesdames w. He. White, o. TT.
Johnson and Hemmelwright. A dainty
luncheon was served after the game
from tine small tables. Mrs Whan,
Third street north viii entertain the
club next Wednesday:
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The Des Moines, Iowa, Capital says:
A, @. Edwards of Chicago who has
been spending several days here,
the guest of f. G, Evans teek prom
nent part in the inVitatienal concert |
given at the Shrine temple on Wed
1esday evening, Dec. /:
Mr. and Mrs. r. I. Hanson are home
rem visit in Horace with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. johnson.
The Misses Ethel Johnson and Jane
Nystrem are again attending the A.
3. @, college after short visit to their
lemes in Horace:
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The Colonial party at Pirie's hall on
Tuesday night was an exceptionally
pretty German and was thoroughly en-
Dyed by the many couples vino were
lresent: The hall was brilliant in its
ed decorations, the gorgeous peinset-
ia being used in abundance. The
mall tables In the dining reem were
'rettly arranged with their candles.
ed shaded: Mrs. }, ID: Farrand had
barge OF the party, Mesdanes If, II.
Bailey and o, =. deEendrecie presided
t the faveE tables. Parsons orchestra
urnished the music and were much
njoyed for the exceptionally goed
ance music.
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