The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12

was bright with handsome boquets Of
jonquills. ri
Mrs. M, A. Baldwin was hostess to
the Evening South Side Bridge club
on Friday of this week instead Of next
Monday night, the regular time. At
ter the game refreshments were served
that were delicious and dainty and
the dozen ladies present report an un-
usually happy evening.
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Miss Florence Shotw2il' was the
charming hostess on Thursday to one
of the popular club of young matrons
and maids at her Islan1 park home.
The afternoon hours passed quickly
away in dainty 11eedlework and music
and the delicious repast that was serv-
ed late in the afternoon was espec-
tally enjoyable.
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Mrs. w. HI. King, Ninth street south,
entertained on Thursday evening a
number of ladies and .-e game of 500
was the pastime. Mrs. G. p. Brown
was fortunate in securing highest and
received very handsome prize. After
the game. a supper was served from
the large dining table in the dining
room.
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The Norwegian Whist Afternoon
club played its, regular game on Wed
nesday afterndon at the shofne Of Mrs.
John. Giles, Tenth street south, and
prizes were Eawarded to Mrs. w. j,
Rauschs and2N4rs. w. j.. Price, After
the game the ladies were invited into
The dining room where the large table
was conferred by a handsome bunch OF
daffodills, and delicious luncheon was
served. Mrs NJ. G. Rusk, Eleventh
street south. will entertain the club
next Wednesday.
| Mrs. Hector Barnes gave a pretty
afternoon party on Thursday in COM
plinnent to Mrs. jerome Freeman Of
| Devils Lake and a dozen of the friends
of Mrs Freeman gathered at Mrs
Barnes, apartments in the Wellington
and played four hand encare with siz
hand rules. At the game Miss Evelyn
Hector scored highest and was pres
sented with a. pretty bunch OF YipIets
as an award After playing cards fol
| a couple Of hours most exqpfsitely
dainty lunch was served at the sinai
tables.
Mrs. ANDREW ROSS of woods is re-
4 ported i'll at her home. Mrs. Ross Ii
4 the mother. Of, VIII Ross of this citS
| and but recently concluded a visit here
with relatives and friends.
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Mrs. c. d. Porter will leave mex
week to Join her husband IL Oregon
where they are to make new home.
q. 8. Barnes was a Perham visitor
this week fixing up his summer home
there.
i w d. Hodgson IL home from ST
weeks western trip. ii
i ]. III. Grady has returned from al
extended trip out west.
Mrs. G. M Bruce Of Heaton is Il
town taking treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Jones Of Lisbol
are at. Daytona, Fla, taking In I. tn
/ races.
Miss Mildred Romsdahl leaves Mon
day for Canton, 5. D. where she wi
appear In concert.
4 .sN f. / t.--xS - sass 80 "A
Il. u. Hancock has returned to- Farg
from three months tour OF Europe
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/ In the Fargo college gym tonight tn
second annual might Of stunts" wi
take place and each Of the attendin
pupils has some interest in some PAL
! OF the programme, It promises to b
"a big, night tonight"
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!, Mrr. K Fl. Mallaerian and Mrs. {
A. FEngbretson. at the Broadway HON
, OF the former. were hostesses to tn
r. 4. club on Tuesday afternoon an
the game of 500 was played. Hand
some awards were given to Mrs. A. {
|. Lacy and Mrs. w. j. Price for hig
score Artistic and original decora
tons OF Aiierican and Ireland flag
!. were 3fesGooned In streamers from tt
corner OF the rooms and the nearnes
Of st. Patrtck's day made appropriai
the predominence of green in the cole
I scheme. "A most elaborate FIVE cours
luncheon was served after the gam
! at the small tables which were attrat
! lively laid, each being conferred by
large glass bowl filed with rich re
carnations and encircled with wreat
Of southern smilax.
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Guy Cook, prior to his departui
I from the city was honor guest ait tv
large banqueta this week One give
Monday and one wednesday evenin
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I Mr.. and Mrs. r. N Merritt, who ha'
q been occupying the w. G. Darling hon
\ on Eighth street south, left Sunds
afternoon for Maryland where tn,
. plan to make their future home. III
= children. Mary. kathryn and Arthi