The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-13

Inc san DleSO sun OF NOV says
George Edwards as musical director
of the Harmonic club has already
proved his ability. His Interpretation
OF the beautiful choruses of The Mes
siah' and his command of the singers.
have worked out so we'll that musical
critics OF years experience have ex-
pressed surprise and delight at the re-
suits"
Mrs. Paul Erickson who has been
i'll is reported much better.
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Little Miss Eugenia Craver is en-
pertaining several of ner little girl
friends with a box party at the Grand
this afternoon.
Mrs. ]. Borgeson will leave the first
u the week for visit of a month with
relatives in Lacrosse. Wis.
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Mrs. Harriet Magill Orchard gave a
very delightful buffet luncheon on
Sunday evening to sixteen of her
friends at her home on Eighth street
south.
Mrs. Gilbert Haggart entertained
for Mrs. Emma Swart Pierce on Wed
nesday by inviting ten of her friends
to luncheon at the Gardner at /
o'clock. After the luncheon the ladies
returned to the home of Mrs. Haggart
on Roberts street and spent the after
noon in sewing and chat
Mrs M. MacGregor entertained in
formally on Wednesday evening at
cards. Mesdames McKellar, Davis and
McCaw captured the prizes. An elab-
rate supper was served at II o'clock.
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Mrs. G. r. Lewis of Indianapolis.
and, viii be the guest of her sister
SIrs. Morton Page over Sunday and for
The first few days of the week.
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That the production of Blanche
Bates in The Fighting Hope was a So
ciety event was proved by the fact
that the Metropolitan cotillion was
changed from Friday to Thursday
evening so that the members Of the
dancing club could attend the theatre.
Mrs. VanAuker Of Valley City who
was visiting with Mrs. W. w. Barton
for the past week left Thursday for
her home.
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On Wednesday afternoon one of the
popular bridge clubs met with Mrs.
w. ]. Tippery at her Fifth avenue
south home. Mrs. Treadwell Twitchel
securing the prize. The ladies were
invited to a o'clock luncheon and the
game followed.
Mrs. Ralph Mayer of Freeport, ILL.,.
( the guest of Mrs. Ed Wilson on
I. ith avenue south.
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Mrs. J. J. Jordan was hostess at
the Wednesday afternoon 500 club at
her home on Second avenue south and
the prize went to Mrs. c. w. Morgan
and Mrs. Van Aulzer Of Valley City
who was a guest of the club. A lunch
con was served at the small tables af-
ter the game.
Miss Mildred Wheeler celebrated her
birthday by inviting eight of her girl
friends to a turkey dinner at $3.50 on
Tuesday evening. A mammoth dish of
fruit centered the table. Miss Naomi
Draeseke was winner of the prize for
the moulding of the best turkey from
gum.
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Monday evening Mrs. Morey and her
daughter, Miss Grace, will leave for
Minneapolis, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. ]. B. Folsom gave o'clock
luncheon on Sunday at the Gardner to
eight ladies!
Mr.. and Mrs. @. H knight have
moved into the S. c. Gardner home on
Ninth street sourh.
O.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. H. R.
Turner was hostess to the ladies of the
aid society of the First Presbyterian
church at her Island Park home. Sixty
ladies of the congregation responded to
the invitation to meet at o'clock and
q reception was given Mrs, w. H. Hun
ter and Mrs. Chas. Allen. A social hour