The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-26

cd by q big spread made q very nappy
afternoon for the young girls.
The cOtsris win have their next and
last dance Of the season on Monda,
evening after Easter. March 2s.
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Miss Gladys Carter gives a birthday
party this evening to several OF hel
friends.
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The Jolly Dozen Euchre club me,
with Mrs. John dollhouse Thursday
AFTERNOON at her home on Eighth ave-
nue. north. Prizes were awarded ia
Mesdames Tyres Bayard and Baker
A delicious luncheon was served AT the
small tables after the game. Mrs
Baker, Eleventh street north, will en-
terrain the club next Thursday.
Ross Sharnham of Valley City spent
Wednesday with his aunt. Mrs. Sam
Bayard. Second avenue north, on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. b. #. Spalding held open house
to the w. G. T.. u. and their friends
on last evening at her home on Third
avenue south. A splendid programme
was rendered with an address by Supt.
w. e Hoover as the main feature. Mr..
Hoover spoke on School Days for Girls
and Boys. Refreshments were passed
after social session following the
programme.
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Mrs @. J. Pat.son entertained one
Of the Wednesday afternoon clubs at
her home on Third avenue south on
Wednesday Of this week at . o'clock
luncheon followed by cards. Mars.
Otto Morrow was the winner of the
pretty prize.
Mrs. Fl. d. Corliss, Eighth street
south, was hostess on Monday after
noon to the Talkalot club and a pleas
ant afternoon was spent in dainty
needle work. At o'clock a delicious
luncheon was passed the ladies. The
next meeting of the club, March Z, will
be held at the home of Mrs. T. N. Nc
Enroe, Seventh street south.
Mrs. J. c. r. Charest has been for
good time was had in games and with
is still unable to be up.
-tsy-
Bernice Gestis, Second avenue north,
entertained the Sunbeam circle of little
girls after school on Thursday and a
Methodist Episcopal church, and sew
good things to eat. Lois Marsh will be
next hostess at her home on Second
avenue north
g.
Mrs. Will Ross was called to Cassel-
ton on Friday morning by the illness
of Mrs. j. C. Ross of that city.
o.
Frank w. johnson, Tenth street
south, entertained the mail carriers of
Fargo and Moorhead on Thursday ev-
ening at his home. A short business
was followed by a programme.
In the dining room later a delicious
hot supper was served the guests who
sat at the big dining table where COW
ers were laid for sixteen. Red carna-
lions and ferns were used for table
Mrs. H. Alsop, First avenue north, in
vited the ladies of the D. B. club to a
l o'clock luncheon with covers laid for
eight on Thursday and the afternoon
hours were spent in needlework This
is the last meeting of this popular club
of the season.
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On Thursday evening in Union hall
there was a moonlight dance which was
well attended.
o.
Mrs. Newberry and her daughters,
Miss Nellie and Miss Ethel, visited the
Rev. Gimblett and family on Tuesday.
They spent Wednesday in Casselton
before returning to their home in Coop
erstown.
o.
Mrs. v. e. Pierson returned home
Monday morning from two weeks
visit in Ayr, N. D.
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The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
listened to a most instructive and in
teresting address by Mrs. Hattie NJ
Davis on Tuesday afternoon when they
gathered at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Foster on Fifth avenue south. The
subjecr was Alaska and Mrs Davis re-
lated her experiences and observations
on a trip taken to that country last
summer. She told Of Skagway. Sitka,
Jeanneau, Fort Seward, and her trip
through the White Pass, and of the
life of the Indians in the quaint Indian
town of Metlakatla. Mrs. Davis was
one of party of Fargo ladies who vis-