The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-15
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ties and entertainments were recorded
| this week, Mrs. N, T. Nelson enter
tanned for Mrs. Walter Lloyd and Miss
Alice Sherwin Of Owen Sound, Ont:
the young people of the Broadway
Methodist church gave marshmallow
roast: a number of Mrs. jeff Youngs
friends surprised her in honor of her
birthday; Mrs. Dave Oman enter
tanned the Glover Leaf Card club; Mrs.
J, d. Farrand the Bridge club: the
Misses Carol Stanley and Reed for Mr..
and Mrs. B0ehmer; Miss Helen Sears
gave e farewell party for r. v. Bog
CESS; Mrs. H. L. Sherwood entertained
the Ladies' Aid of the Plymouth
church; Harry Wooledge gave a stag
dinner; Mrs. G. r. Davis entertained
the o. Fl. s. club; Miss Jean Hanna
gave a shower for Miss Watson: the
Yeomen gave a dancing party; Mrs. L.
A. Kedney entertained for Miss Robin
son; Mrs E. w. Hubert for the Four
Hand Euchre club; the people of the
German Evangelical church gave a
surprise for Reverend and Mrs. Bling
aman's wedding anniversary, and Mrs.
G. ]. Widzeg entertained at dinner for
%AA' " ANSCB . DiA tAlue1ys
Mrs. A. B. Hutchinson was charm
ing hostess last evening to one Of the
most delightful dinner parties of the
season, which was given at the Gard
ner hotel. Covers were laid for about
twenty-five ladies, who made a hand
some picture with their exquisite
gowns and the sumptuously dressed
fob A1- III
hollow square in the private dining
room and was well set off with back
ground of palms and ferns. Huge bou-
quets of white chrysanthemums made
a delightful center piece and also deco
rated the extreme ends of the table.
The chandelier above the table was
shaded with . canopy OF ferns, shed
ding q soft light upon the table. The
menu and all other arrangements were
in keeping with the sumptuous deco
ratiOns and the entire affair was
pleasant success.
The last meeting Of the Scandinavian
W. c. T. u. was held with Mrs. Flam-
err cs First avenue north. with about
thirty ladies present. The minutes
were read by the secretary, Mrs. Ash |
land. Mrs. H. H. Aaker gave an able |
report Of the convention at Grand |
Forks. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. ], M. |
Johnson also spoke on the convention |
No business was transacted on account
Of the reports taking the time Dainty |
refreshments were served after this |
most interesting meeting, many wishes !
being expressed that more might at |
tend the nayt convention
A delightful social event was the
pre- Halloween party given last even
ing by Miss Ruby Pilot of Moorhead
for the teachers in the Moorhead
schools. The usual charming Hal |
lowe'en entertainment was greatly en- |
ioyed and the rooms were in keeping |
with the autumn spirit with handsome |
decorations in autumn leaves and flow |
ers. The dining room was unique in |
ever beautiful chrysanthemums. Sew |
eral of Miss Pilots young friends as
sisted her.
Amid a pretty scene of autumn dec
0rations, the ladies of the Billikin
card club played bridge at the home
IF Mrs. F. E. Corson of Eighth street |
south. Dinner was served at o'clock
from the three card tables. Mrs. Jones
" Third avenue south won the high
score,
o.
Miss Alice Lough, daughter Of Mr..
Ind Mrs. H. P. Tough of Eighth street
north, is spending the week end with
Miss Doris Sarles at Hillsboro.