The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-05

and Mrs. Nesbit at the home of the
former on Tenth street north.
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The Round Dozen 500 club has held
its last meeting for the season and Mrs
Eugene Howell, Eighth avenue south,
was hostess on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Curtis and Mrs. III. H Cur
ran were prize winners. An elaborate
dinner was served at O'clock in the
dining room where the pretty table
was banked with daffodiIs. The spring
blossoms were also used in the other
rooms for floral decorations.
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Mrs. J. Il. Frennette, at her home on
Fourth avenue north, entertained the
+. T. 500 club on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frennette was assisted throughout
the afternoon by her sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene Ellsworth. Mesdames Ruther-
ford, w. c. Green, Geo. Pardoe and w.
j. Price were awarded prizes. A most
delicious repast was served at the small
tables after the game.
On last Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Mills, Fifth avenue north,
entertained the None Such 500 CLUB.
Mrs Himburg and Mr.. Orbom male
high scores and were awarded prizes,
while the free-for- all was cut by Mr..
Jergen. As 1t was McKinley's day the
red carnation was used for decorations
and in the dining room where an elab-
crate supper was served the table was
centered by large vase filled with the
deep red blossoms.
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On Monday afternoon Mrs. Matte
M. Davis was hostess to the Fortnight
ly club and the regular programme was
carried out except for the short talk
given by Miss Topping, telling of the
need for a matron at the stations and
detention place for women and girls.
Mrs. VIM. Mckinney read an excellent
paper on Public Play Grounds and the
needs of this city for more play places
for the children. Selected readings
were also given by Mrs. VIM. Best and
Mrs. r. HI. Bush.
| Mrs Chas Peterson was hostess to
a few friends Monday evening After
! witnessing the first performance at the
Grand a delicious theatre supper was
given by the hostess at her home on
Tenth street north.
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| At the home of Mrs. Fred Hansche,
Fourth avenue north, Mrs. Hansche
and Mrs. Oscar Simonson entertained
at a church birthday party on Thurs
day afternoon and fifty ladies were
| guests. An unusually pleasing must
cal programme was rendered by Mrs.
Stevens, Mrs. j. w. Campbell, Mrs.
Oscar Simonson, Miss Pauline Peder-
son and Miss Flaton of Oak Grove
| seminary contributed. A delicious
buffet luncheon was served at $3.50.
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Tuesday afternoon, at her home on
| Tenth street south, Mrs. J. M. John
son delightfully."- entertained several
| ladies at a 4 o'clock luncheon. The
dining room was made attractive with
it's profusion of deep red carnations
and fernery artistically entwined. A
| large bowl of the same flowers formed
a centerpiece for the table. Covers
were laid for twelve. After the lunch
con a happy social hour passed in the
parlor, interspersed with pleasing
musical selections by Miss Pauline
| Peterson.
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Miss Anna Tweeden very pleasantly
entertained a. dozen friends at her
/ home on Ninth street north Wednes-
day evening in honor of her cousin,
J. Rasmuss of Boomer, Wis, who has
been visiting for the past week in the
/ city. Cards and social chat were in
1 dulged in and at IL o'clock, after a
! jolly Dutch lunch, the happy party
departed for their homes. Mr.. Ras-
muss left Thursday evening for his
home in Wisconsin,
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| On Monday afternoon Esther Lasson
celebrated her eleventh birthday an
niversary by inviting sixteen of her
/ little girl friends to sleighing party
after school, and after the ride the
party enjoyed supper at the home
of Mrs. Lasson, Tenth street north.
features of the event.
| features of the event.
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| Mrs. Iver Hanson of Valley City
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs,
Casey Foster, Seventh street south and
\ visited also with her daughter Miss
Evelyn Hanson who is attending the
d. B. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Yates of Winni-
peg, Can. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Farrand on Tuesday en-
route to their new home in Keslo.
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Mrs. d. /. Ames, who has been The
guest of Mrs. j. e. Frennette and other
friends for the past fortnight, left this
morning for Minneapolis for a visit
before returning to her Montana home
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The Pastors aid of the First NJ. e
church held one of their pleasant meet
ings on Tuesday afternoon of this week
at the home of Mrs. Robt. McCullocn
Tenth street north. Fifty ladies gath
cred for a social time and enjoyed the
afternoon. The little Misses Lillian
McCulloch, Lois Marsh and Bertha