The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

Miss Marie Quested was called {
! Glendive, Mont, on Monday to assis
In hospital work there.
Next Friday evening the ladies o
the Methodist church will give thei
annual chicken pie supper In the din
Ing room of the Methodist church.
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Miss Ethel Shields of Pewaukee
Wis. viii spend the winter with he
uncle D. w. Shields and his wife, OF
Fifth avenue south.
Co.
The first Century party OF the sea.
son will be given the night OF Nov.
enber s at Prizes hall, and will be 9
dinner-d dance at Z o'clock. The ladies
in charge are Mesdames Hector, Baker
Dunlop and Jack Hunter.
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Mrs, J. r. Weiser will have charge
of the first Metropolitan German on
Friday, Nov. ~. Howard Montgomery
is to lead the German.
Little Miss Guendolyn wasem, the
9-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Wasem, gave a 6 o'clock BIRTH
day dinner to nine of her little friends
on Friday evening. The table was
handsomely arranged with red carna-
tons and red ribbon streamers from
the chandelier to ferns placed at the
four corners. Jack-o-lanterns were
used In decorations and as souvenirs.
The little boys and girls had a very
jolly time. and were sorry when 8
o'clock sent them to their homes
o.
On Friday at / o'clock, Mrs. Geo.
Dobell gave luncheon at the Gardner
In honor of Miss Sadie Whitney, who
Is the guest Of Mrs. Clinton Smith.
O.
Mrs Frank Thompson, who attended
the Carrie Jacobs Bond recital at
Valley City Wednesday night, spent
Thursday in the city with friends
The first Coterie dance Of the sea-
son was much enjoyed last evening at
Prizes hall by a large number of
guests. The hall was decorated in
pink and great punches Of carnations
graced the scene. A delicious supper
was served at IL from small carna-
tion decked tables in the dining room.
Mesdames F. HI. Bailey, @. c. Welton
and w. p. Porterfield had the party
IN charge. The ever popular Parsons
orchestra furnished the music for this
party and delighted the dancers with
several new selections.
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A party of six society danes made
Up Of Mesdames C. G. Welton, F. j.
Thompson, e. ]. Weiser, B. L. Ben
1ton, f. ]. Campbell and s. f. Crabbe
elected to attend the recital by Mrs.
Carrie Jacobs Bond at Valley City on
Wednesday evening given under the
auspices of the Sorosis club of that
city. Mrs. Bond was introduced by
Miss Fannie Amidon to her audience.
The ladies returned to Fargo on
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Ben Glaze entertained the
Travellers 500 club Friday Afternoon.
Mrs. L. III. Lake, Mrs. G. A. Reid and
Mrs. e. Wand won the prizes. Mrs.
Cd. Cline and Mrs. c. p. Thurston of
dandan, were the guests of the after
loon.
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Judge and Mrs. Hensen autoed in
rom Hendrum on Thursday to attend
he performance Of Commencement
Days, at the operahouse and returned
lome by moonlight after the play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bachelor of Fingal
we're Wednesday visitors in town.
AT the close of an informal afternoon
N Thursday, Mrs. Morton Page serv-
d tea to her guests.
Mrs. G. S. Talbot of Buffalo was
'isitor at the Waldorf this week.
o.
Friday night the Roycrofts will give
heir first dance of the season at Pr
les hall and it will be a shirtwaist
'arty.
O.
Mrs. C. A. Pollock and Mrs. ]. D.
Angell left on Wednesday evening for
weeks visit with Mrs. f. w. Ames at
Mayville, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. FROM of De-
roit were shopping in the city on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Johnson White, after q
en- days stay in the city, has returned
0 her home in Marine Mills, MINI.
o.
Mrs. Margaret Vidal was a guest at
he Gardner this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Barnes have IA
ZEN rooms at the Gardner for the win
err.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Beals will arrive
n Fargo Monday from their wedding
Quincy and will have rooms at the
dattson home, Eighth street south.
Mr. and Mrs. #. A. Paige move on
londay and will have rooms with Mrs.
francis Ferguson on Eighth street
outh.
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
y the members Of the Wednesday
fternoon 500 club, when 1t met with |
IRIS. Ell. F. Miller this week. Mrs.
lcKim and Mrs. e. A. Perry won the
rophies for high score. The club viii
acct with Mrs. Francis Chapman next
yeek.
Last night Mrs. III. III. Jenkins AZ
er Island Park home, gave a genuine |
daHow cen party to ten OF the little
eighbor boys, and such good time
hey had with the candy pull spider
Eebs, apple bobbing, and other sea-
enable jollities, not to mention the
ig spread at the close OF the even~
lg Of fun.
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MT. and Mrs. Wassem OF st. Charles
linn, who have been visiting with
L. and Mrs. Ben Wassem, left Fri
ay morning for three weeks stay ct
ottineau, On their way home they
Ill make prolonged visit with their
IN and wife, at their pleasant Elev-
nth street south home.