The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-26
SOCIETY

r. J. Babcock of Grand Forks was
in the city yesterday on business and
returned home last night
William Manning, of Dickey who
was buying goods in the city yester-
day has returned home.
Mrs. Thomas CASEY Of LitchSilles
after a pleasant visit with friends
in the city has returned home,
- .-.
Mrs. James Long and Miss Helen
we're shopping in Fargo on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartley of sta
pies, MINI, left for home Thursday
evening after a visit with friends in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Longfellow Of
wadena, Mimi, were visiting in town
Thursday.
The Standard Bearers who are young
ladies from the High school and Fargo
| College will entertain the Womans
Foreign Missionary society of the
/ First Methodist church and their
| friends at the church parlors on Tues
| day evening. An excellent programme
| has been arranged and there will be a
/ social hour and light refreshments.
/ %
Mrs. e. ]. weiser and two daugh-
! ters left Wednesday evening for a
twin city visit to extend over Easter.
A number Of the prominent society
people are planning on trip to the
cities to attend Grand Opera.
/ .
There will be banquet on Monday
| evening in the dining room of the
First Methodist church when the Sun
day school officers and teachers will
gather and dine.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Baldwin and
family are domiciled at the Gardner
during the erection Of their new home
on Thirteenth street south.
). Paul II. Eddy has accepted the po-
sitfon of stenosrapher and bookkeepel
q with l.. A. F'eIger at Lethbridge. |.
berta,. Can, and left Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Jones OF Lisbor
were guests at the Waldorf THURSDAY
night. They were on their way hom'
from an extended trip in the south
q having visited New Orleans, Memphis
st Louis and other southern cities
They were much pleased with thei1
, trip.
Mrs. Laura Ruthruff and son of up
/ per, Broadway. left Thursday evening
! Eon a visit to friends in Minneapolis
, and Kansas City Mo.
.
The calesthenics class OF the r.. W
e.. A.. If which Mrs. Buxton is Il
charge will hold the last meeting .
the winter term a week from Satur
dsv. This session will be held at tn
X. w. c. A. rooms at $50 o'clock a
; usual.
The w. c. T. Y. held a. pleasan
I gathering on Friday evening at tn
/ home OF Mrs. A. y. Hathaway i
: Island park on Friday afternoon
( There was music by the l.. /. /
a and refreshments were served beside
Z the regular business Of the afternoon
Miss Jean Hanna arrived Frida
: evening from Washington. D. c. an
"A in the guest of Miss Elizabeth Magil
= Eleventh street south. Senator an
: Mrs. Hanna expect to return early !
; May.
on last Saturday night Mrs. III.
:. Emery OF Third avenue south gave a
old ia shioned Supper" to ter iadit
at o'clock. The decorations wei
!. IN ST. lu.rick solors and a :hre
: course supper was served. The ever
: ing hours were spent in playing Il
game Of Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Aconlb Of Gran
Forks reached the city this mornin
o for visit with Miss Alice praeak
q Twelfth street north. Mr. Aeon
q leaves tonight for Minneapolis VIII
4 Mrs. Acomb will remain here ovt
.. Easter.
nj %
e The final party OF the second dant
i ing class of Mrs. f.. w. Richards
nroorhead. was held in Pirie's ha
this afternoon and the young Peep
each took 4 friend or two. 1t was
pretty and pleasant party. and y
= nuriis showed much progress In the
ir dancing. Frappe was served
i -
r. At noon today In Francis hall
!. the Al c. was served a buffet luficl
u con TO the State Academy Of Scienc
i The domestic science department ser
',gliug FOR the A. c. Polytechnic elu
= sixty men were present and seemi
= TO enjoy thoroughiy the delicio
- viands prepared for their eonsumptii
:, az well az the privilege OF wanderil
, about and choosing from the elao
4 rate store those good looking dainti
- which most appealed 70 them. Grou
= OF sn1tlI tables with several long on
were placed about the hall and feri
palms and Easter liilies were used
~ decorations for the room and tables.
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The San Diego. Cal. Tribune
II, March 10 has the following 70 say
= one OF Fargo's boys who Ii now re-
M laanr ~ that cffvt. George Edwards