The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-05

on Mr. Lee. At S O'Clock delicious
and elaborate luncheon was passed.
| Saturday evening after an initiation
the Elks enjoyed a banquet followed
by several vaudeville numbers. plans
lare being furthered in regard to the
big minstrel show that they expect to
present In the near future.
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Mrs. Erick Anderson spent the week
end with her niece, Mr.: G. J. Rusness
The c. II. S. evening bridge club
will meet with Mrs Gilbert Haggart
on Tuesday evening at her hom on
Roberts street.
Miss Roberta Page was taken home
on Sunday afternoon from St Johns
hospital and lis getting along nicely
from the shock of her operation.
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Mrs. Fl. l.. Starting, who expected
to be home this week from Hunters
Hot Springs, Mont, is delayed by the
lcontinued ill-health of her father. Mr..
Kenyon, with whom she is staying.
Mrs j. d. Farrand is home from a
Minneapolis trip, when she accomp-
anied Mrs, j. w. Smith that far on her
way to New York.
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The Tuesday afternoon bridge club
met with Mrs Frederick III. Bailey
this week and pretty and delicious
luncheon was served at o'clock, at
the small tables. The rooms through
out the house were festive with jon
quils. At the game of bridge which
filled the afternoon hours, Mrs. N. c..
Anderson was successful, in scoring
highest and received a handsome
prize as an award. Mrs. Anderson,
at her Island park home, will enter
tain the club next next.
Miss Margaret Greene daughter of
Atty. John Greene, Of Minot, was at
the Gardner this week, having come
down with her cousin to see Olga
Nethersole and David warfeld.
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Mrs Bruce Crusoe entertained
party OF four on Wednesday even
ing at dinner at the Gardner followed
by theatre party to see David War
field.
Mr. aid Mrs. B. L. Benston gave a
theatre supper en- Wednesday even
ing at their home on Eighth street
south after the performance of The
Music Master
Mrs. Thompson returned to her
home in Dickinson on Wednesday
morning after short stay with Mrs.
Frank Thompson Mrs. Thompson ar.
rived in Fargo Saturday to attend the
funeral OF her son, the late Frank J.
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Jones of Lisbon
were in town Wednesday to attend
The Music Master, stopping at the
Gardner. They left home Tuesday even
ing expecting to see Olga Nethersole
in Sapho that night, but the train was
delayed and Fargo was reached near
midnight instead of at z o'clock.
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A dozen ladies were most charm
ingly entertained on Wednesday af- |
ternoon by Mrs. VIM. Prescott at her
home on First avenue south. Bridge
was played from till s. Mrs. Get |
E. Hall scoring highest won a hand |
some prize and Mrs. r. H. McEnroe |
was successful in cutting the frec-for- |
ALL and received lovely trophy Att
the small tables after the game a |
most elaborate and delicious repast |
was served.
Several out-of- town people were
present at the Fargo operahouse this
week, both Olga Nethersole and Da-
vid Warf1eId proving to be big draw
ing attractions.
j. S. Campbell is convalescing from
a two weeks illness and is able to be
about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Olson, s24
Third street north, and family have
from tour of Pacific coast
points where they have been spending
the winter.
Harald Pollock, son of Mr.. and Mrs
r. NJ Pollock, had a throat operation
1T ST. Johns hospital on Wednesday
afternoon and is getting along nicely
o.
Mrs. B. w. Ashley, Tenth street
north, has two nieces, the Misses
Dodge from Kidder county as her
guests for a fortnight They came
Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. A. e. Nelson and daughter Jen-
ME, of Minneapolis, are visiting Mrs.
Nelson's sister, Mrs. Rev. N. o. Grun-
den.
Sidney Hardyment OF Winnipeg
spent Thursday in Fargo as the guest
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