The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-26

Olstad left Monday afternoon for their
future home at Midway
III o.
II Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seigfried, Ninth
street south, entertained the Norweg-
ian Whist Evening club on Wednesday
of this week and after three hours
| spent over the pasteboards, prizes we're
awarded to Mrs. J. e. Stegge Mrs. Geo,
/ Pardee Mr. ellis and Mr.. Howell. At
| ii O'Clock the guests were invited into
/ the dining room where the large table
\ was attractiveIy arranged with Easter
| trophies and favors with huge bunch
| OF carnations for center piece. An
1 elaborate supper was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howell, Eight avenue south. will
entertain the club at its next meeting,
4 in two weeks.
h N. Twitchell was hos1 at an automo-
bile party followed by a dinner at the
Gardner on Tuesday evening to some
visiting relatives and friends i'm the
city. There were six in the party.
4 Mrs. L. L. Schooiey, First avenue
north, will be hostess to the Afternoon
Norwegian Whist club next wednes-
day.
h w. B. Shotweel and Miss Nina Little.
who is a guest of Miss Florence Shot
weeI, have both been uuarantined for
diphtheria at the A. T. Shotweel home
In Island park. Late reports indicate
that the invalids are improving rap
idly.
Mrs. Gaskell. who has been spending
the winter with her daughters, Mrs.
c. H. Dill and Mrs. Neil Wasen, left
Friday morning for Lucca, N. D.. where
she will be for the summer on her farm.
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Mrs. r. T. Hunkins of Roberts street
will be the next hostess on Wednesday
OF one OF the popular afternoon bridge
clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Hollands of Win
nipeg were guests at the Hotel Elliott
Monday and Tuesday. They were mar
ried in Winnipeg last Saturday. Mr..
Hollands formerly resided in this city,
but is now a practicing attorney IN the
Canadian town.
Mrs. T. G. Comstock, Tenth street
south underwent an operation at st.
Johns hospital this week and is re-
ported as convslescing nicely.
The Book and Thimble club were an
tertained on Wednesday by Mrs @. J.
Powell at her Island park home and af-
ter the reading Of the afternoon by
Mrs. Hamilton a dainty collation. was
passed the guests. The club will hold
it's next meeting with Mrs. A. 7. Shot
weel and Mrs. Shotweel and Mrs.
Thimens will be hostesses.
rs..--tI.
square entertained her mother. Mrs
Priewe of Casselton, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Tom Sloan was in Detroit on
Wednesday looking after the new sum-
mer cottage that is being erected there.
III .
The North Side 500 club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Fred Hanft on
Second street north and prizes for high
score at the game were awarded to
Mesdames Jurgens, Stebbins and Hanft.
A dainty luncheon was served az the
small tables after the game. Next Tues
day Mrs. c. Stebbins, Sixth avenue
north will entertain the members Of the
club.
The None Such 500 club will not meet
tonight as usual but will be entertained
some evening next week by Mr.. and
Mrs j. F.. Orbum, First street north.
.
q Thursday evening at Masonic Temple
Mecca Chapter No S. of Eastern Star.
held business session and tonight the
q ladies of the chapter will 20 favored by
a visit from Mrs. Rosa Baker, grand
4 worthy matron of Devils Lake. and af-
ter initiation Of several new members
supper viii be served and a social
hour enjoyed.
Miss ViCIet Jellison has gone to Mar
shall, MINI, for week.
Miss Katherine De Veau is spending
4 her weeks vacation at her home in
Minneapolis.
Miss Clara Pollock is home for Easter
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Pol
lock, Ninth street south, from her
school at Epworth Iowa.
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Miss Allene McKinstry and Miss
Nina Amerand came home today from
q a few days visit in Detroit MINI.
Mrs. r. Y. Sarles and son. Earl, of
Hillsboro are spending the Easter tide
at Memphis, Tenn.
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Bismarck frlenuE have received cards
announcing the forthcoming marriage
of Miss Irmgard Schaefer and Robert
r. Elgin at Honolulu, Hawaii. Monday,
March %. Mr.. Elgin will be remem-
bered by friends throughout the state
as an attache of the United States gov
eminent at the time Of the construction
y of the first buildings at Fort Lincoln
some ten years ago with Major d 3.
Robertson.
On Tuesday evening the Young La
dies Guild Of the First Congregational
church met for their last social sewing
q evening before their big Easter sale
with Mrs. A. j. Clark of Ninth street.
Busy fingers worked all evening over
the dainty bits Of fancy work and busy
tongues flew in social chat Dainty
refreshments were served after the
work was ended. Next Tuesday Mrs.
Arthur Cannon Sixth avenue north
will entertain the young ladies and a
strictly social time will be enjoyed as
a reward for the many work nights
that were spent the past winter. In
20 the future these gatherings will be
held every two weeks.