The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-01
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Miss Pearl Monroe of the N. ID. u.
was the week end guest. of Miss Jessie
Edwards.
Mrs. w. c. Mcknight returned home
after a pleasant visit in various places
In South Dakota. While away she
visited with her mother at Pierre, S. ID.
Mrs g. B. Clark, who has been visit
Ing her son J. s, Clark and wife of
Fifth avenue south for the past two
weeks, will leave this evening for her
home in Stephens Point, wis.
: Mrs. Ben Glaze has returned from a
six weeks visit with her parents.
Judge and Mrs. G. p, Thurston. at
Mandan and is stopping at the Wal
dorf until her apartments in the Stern
block are ready for occupancy.
Miss Hildur Johnson entertained
about twenty guests at her home on
Third street south for Lewis LaCross
Of Detroit. Halloween games and mu-
sic whiled away the time The rooms
were decorated in the usual season
able decorations.
Mrs. A. &. Bierman Of Seventh
street south is entertaining this after
noon for her sister in law, Mrs Louis
Bierman of Mortified. MINI. Luncheon
will be served at 1880 from tables
which will be used afterward for
euchre The rooms will be decorated
In chrysanthemums.
Mrs. AL Dublin Of Twelfth street
north was hostess last evening to a
party Of friends for her sister Mrs.
Sebrouien OF Minneapolis. Pink and
white carnations were used in pro-
fusion in the parlor and dining room
as decorations. Cards were played
during the evening, Mrs. Sebrouien
and Mrs. Geo. Deering winning the
dainty prizes. Supper was served to
the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Deer
ing, Mr.. Otto, Mrs. E. Barnes and the
honor guests,
The Misses Isabel Casey and Ethel
McCubrey entertained the senior class
OF the Moorhead high school last even
ing at the home Of the latter on
Eighth street south, Moorhead. The
McCubrey home was daintily deco
rated in Halloween decorations and
the different superstitions of the sea-
son were INDUCED in. In the guessing
contest John O'Laughlin won the
prize and In the apple pairing contest
Percy Wheeler was lucky. Ghost sto-
ries and tales of former Hallowe'ens
were also a feature of the evening At
1880 seasonable refreshments were
ga
Mrs. A. w. Higgins of Moorhead en-
tertained a company Of people last
evening at a Halloween party for her
neice, Miss Eta Maldenhouer, who Is
making her home with Mrs. Higgins.
The porch and rooms were profusely
decorated with lanterns and pumpkins
and the usual Halloween games filled
the evening. Luncheon was served at
1880 to fifteen guests. The table was
prettily decorated with a huge pump
kin basket filled with fruit as a center
piece.
The Knights Of Pythias are request
ed to keep In mind the social session
for tomorrow evening. AS this is the
beginning of the season In active
lodge affairs, 1t is hoped that all K.
P.'s will make special effort to be
present at this session. Many of the
members have not yet visited the lodge
In its new and handsome quarters in
the A. o. u. W. hall and they should
not let this occasion pass by unnoticed
The affair tomorrow evening is but
forerunner OF what the entertainment
committee proposes to carry out this
fall and winter. A nice programme
has been arranged and dainty refresh
ments will be served. Every K. p. in
the city is urgently requested to be
present and also to bring members of
their family or friends.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
Tough was the scene Of a pretty party
last evening when their daughter, Miss
Alice, was hostess to a number of her
high school friends at a Halloween
party. The rooms were very prettily
decorated in the traditional cats.
witches and pumpkins. The parlors
were pretty with huge yellow chrys-
anthemums and in the dining room,
the luncheon was served from a table
set with candles and carrying a huge
center piece Of fruit. One Of the up-
| PSA AbSAAAS was ANNS0 OuL Will n Byp-
sy's tent, where many and various
secrets were disclosed as to the flu
lures Of the young people. Other Hal
lowe'en games and contests with
marshmallow roasts, etc, were features
Of the evening, which was very hap
py one.
Somewhat different from the rest OF
the Halloween entertainments was
the progressive dinner last evening
given by the Conamore club, a newly
organized party Of Island park girls
The club consists OF the Misses Phoebe
Keeney, Ethel Gibson, Ruth Richard
son, Ethel Gibson, Abbie williams Es-
ga Hamilton, Marjorie Rusch and Mrs.
Dick Tracey. The first course was
served at the home of Miss Abbie viii
liams and the remainder OF the courses
at the homes of Miss Marjorie Rusch,
Miss Ethel Gibson and the last with
Mrs. Tracey. A box party at the Grand
was the conclusion to the evening S
fun. The young men, who were the
guests of the club were: Mark Keeney,
Tom Lough, Bob Miller. Richard
Tracey Chas. Clancy, Max Harrington
and Homer Mcnamara.