The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-29

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Miss Harriet Hunt Is expected home
Feb. TO- for ten days visit.
Friday evening the Misses Mar.
Alma and Ellen johnson entertained
the Young Peoples society Of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church in the church
parlors. A splendid musical pro-
gramme was followed by social hour
and the passing of dainty refresh
ments.
/ The second of the series Of Junior
/ dances for the Fargo high school took
! place last night In Prizes hall 1t was
an especially pretty and attractive
| party with the young girls I'm their
1 dainty frocks. The money from these
I dances go to swell the fund for the
banquet that the juniors give the
seniors at the end Of the school year.
| Mrs. Harry Curtis lis expected home
1 this evening from an extended visit
in Minneapolis.
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Mr.. and Mrs A. McWilliams OF
Grandin were Fargo visitors this
week.
| Mrs. r. w. Nightingale OF Minot
/ stopped in Fargo Tuesday en- route to
| st. Paul
Miss Tessie Mccoy is visiting In.
Grandin.
Mrs. w. r. Hillotson of Moorhead
will entertain the Moorhead Bridge
1
| last gathering before Lent A number
of the ladies viii keep the club meet
ings up, though a few win not play
| during Lent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Lewis plan to
leave Monday for Datona. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. B. Habner and
daughter Lorene left Wednesday after
noon for their new home in Chicago.
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Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A. c. Lacey
was hostess to the f. T. club at her
home on Seventh street south and the
game of 500 was enjoyed during the af-
ternoon hours. Mesdames w. C. Green
and Geo. Nesbit captured the prizes.
A dainty luncheon was served after
the game at the small tables. The
rooms were pret.ily arranged with pink
and white carnations Mrs. Emily
DobelI will entertain the club on next
Monday afternoon prior to her depar-
ture to Texas for a prolonged stay.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Wright left Tues
day afternoon for the east stops will
be made in Minneapolis. Chicago and
Hartford Conn. where they will be
joined by Mr. and Mrs r f. Dibley
who are going south by easy stages.
The F. L.. club met with Miss, Ruth
Danford. Third avenue south. Thurs
day afternoon. Except for the absence
OF their leader, Miss Nellie Simpson
they had a very ENJOYABLE timed Dainty
refreshments were served by the
charming hostess. n
on Monday afternoon the Hotel
Gardner was the scene Of a pretty party
given in honor of Mrs G. II Habner
wife of the former manager of the no.
tel Three tables of 500 were played
and prizes awarded to Mrs. NJ. A. Lewis
and Mrs. j. Smith. ! handsome brass
and mahogany fern dish was presented
Mrs. Habner as a guest prize and a
remembrance. the ldQleS OF Ine
hotel At S o'clock dinner was served
lin the ordinary of the hotel where
tables were prepared artistically ar
ranged with yellow roses and white
carnations. Mrs Sam Mathews. who
has just returned to Fargo received
Especial honors with Mrs. Habner and
the afternoon was a thoroughly enjoy
able one.
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On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Emily
Dobell invited tie ladies' of the Round
dozen 500 club to luncheon at the
Gardner hotel. At 1880 the twelve
ladies were seated about a table ar
tistically covered with ferns and each
place marked by pink carnation. AT
ter the luncheon tn ladies returned
home with Mrs Dobell to her apart
Iments in the Bowers block where cards
were played till dark. Mrs. Harry
Siegfried and Mrs. Will Price were
prize winners.
Owing to the departure of Mrs. A
r. Young from the city, Mrs. Geo
Sheffield of Mocrhead entertained OF
Tuesday with a Rectors guild birth.
day and shrove Tuesday party com.
bined, though Shrove Tuesday comes
In February. Five hundred was played
at seven tables and delicious luncheon
followed at o'clock Mrs. N Rusnesi
found the ring in the cake and viii
be hostess next Shrove Tuesday il
1911 to the guild ladies. Some years
ago MRS w. r. Tilletson gave hand
some monogram ring with @, r. on !
to the guild ladies', and the hostess TO
the year wears 1t till some one NOR,
fortunate finds 1t in thee axe and wear
it the next year. Mrs. 9. B. HILL pres
ident of the guild, presented Mrs
Young, In whose honor the party wa
given with a dozen solid silver oyste
forks as token of esteem from tn
ladies. who all regret her departur,
from the city.
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Mrs Jerome expects to return to he
Devils Lake home today after q week
4 visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
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