The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-23
X OF Interest to the Fair Sex ~


H. s. Clarke Of Grand Forks spent
a few days this week in town.
A. w. Phin OF Underwood spent sum
day here on his way to Winnipeg.
Mrs. Bruce Crusoe returned yester-
day from a trip to the twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bartholomew of
Grand Forks were Fargo visitors Mon
day.
VIM. Rosen has left to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives In the
twin cities.
Miss Myrtle Holcomb of Tacoma is
the guest of Miss Charlotte Wall of
Third avenue south.
Editor Crockard of The Douglas
Herald spent few hours in the city
Tuesday, returning west on the after
noon train.
Miss Naomi Dreaseke of Twelfth
street north will be hostess at thin
Allen of Seattle, who is a guest of
Mrs. ]. f. Treat of First avenue north,
The Woodmen give their Thanksgiv-
ing bali this evening in Stones old
hail. The drill team have arrange
ments in hand and all the friends of
the order are assured good time. Pro-
ceeds Npf this dance go toward defray
ing the expenses of sending the team
to Buffalo. N. Y, in June 1911.
Miss Blanche Gallagher, a popular
teacher in the city schools here, win
leave today for Grand Forks, where
she will be the guest of her sister, Miss
Ruth Gallagher, and her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Lazier She
viii also attend the knights of Column
bus ball.
Master Richard Stranahan was a
charming little host at birthday sup
per given last evening at his home on
Seventh avenue south. The little guests
gathered after school and after the
supper enjoyed games. The table was
daintily set with candles and held the
usual big birthday cake. Dainty tur-
key place cards were in keeping with
the season. The guests were Eliza
beth Engebretson, Grant Hughes, Dor
othy Campbell Louise McFadden,
Ward McFadden, Jessie Lewis,
Threase Sheldon, Williston McHose,
Eleanor Amidon, Charles Bristol Will
lam Bristol and Mable DAinard.
Mrs. T. r. Sloan of Fifth avenue
south was hostess at a very pretty
shower yesterday afternoon for Miss
Nellie Tildon, a popular northside
young lady who is to be the bride of
Irving Stone OF Moorhead. The af-
fair was in the nature of a parcel
shower and many pretty gifts were un-
folded from the mysterious packages.
During the afternoon hearts was play
ed and Mrs. A. A. Comrie won the
prize. A very dainty dinner was serv-
ed at o'clock. The table was prettily
decorated in red carnations and ferns
with tiny Japanese place cards in the
shape of lanterns. Covers were laid
for twelve.
Miss Adeline Calvert gave one of the
prettiest dinner parties of the season
last evening in her dainty apartments
in the Edwards block for Miss Bessie
Grubbs, who is a bride of next week.
The table was an artistic delight the
color scheme and the entire dinner
throughout was pink. A large chande-
iier with beautiful pink shade hung
directly over the table and pink rib
bons beginning in coquettish bows
were strung to four points of the ta-
BILE. Numerous cupids and hearts
peeped out from the bows and about
the table A huge bowl Of roses made
a charming center piece. Covers were
laid for six. The place cards were
dainty conceit, being tiny pink hearts
with gold cupids The menu was in
keeping with the decorations and was
appointed in every detail