The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-18
Social Notes

tor yesterday
Prof. Theodore S. Reimestad OF
Minneapolis is spending the week In
Fargo calling on friends.
Mrs. Marshall, nee sheehan, is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. C. l. Gross. Mrs.
Marshall is living in Minneapolis.
William Eddy will be host to q
number of his friends this evening al
his home on Thirteenth street south.
Prof. Lewis Shave of st. Paul,
formerly a teacher of Miss Marie NC
Cormick is expected to be heard in
Fargo soon.
Mrs. Jernbery, who has been the
guest of Mrs. M Peterson of Seventh
street north, returned to her home at
Duluth yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckinney and
little daughter, Meriwyn, of Eighth
street north will leave in about ten
days to make their home in Chicago.
The Bachelors and the Benedicts
give their first party of the season on
Thanksgiving evening and large pre-
most pleasant time.
The Coterie Dancing club will give
the second of their dancing parties
Friday evening, Nov rs, and capable
people are carrying out plans for an
evenings good time
Prof. G. Better, Miss Henry, Ed
Mitchell and Miss Gertrude Fisk came
in from Hunter last evening. Profess
sor Better and the Misses Henry and
Fisk will attend the teachers meeting
at the high school today.
Mrs. w e. Hunt and Mrs. Chas
SHELTON will have charge Of a charity
euchre party to be given in stones
new auditorium Monday afternoon
from 2suntil O'Clock. All ladies of
Fargo are invited to attend.
Stones handsome new auditorium
will be the scene of a pretty party this
evening with Professor Bohlin and
Miss Maude Skies of the Dakota Con-
servatory as host and hostess to
large number Of invited guests. Dane
ing will be the feature of the party and
viii last from until IL O'clock A
general jolly time has been planned.
Announcements are out Of the mar
riage of Miss Martha Beatrice Lloyd,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Lloyd
and a graduate of the Moorhead Nor
NAL, which will take place Wednesday,
Nov. 80, at GAINESVILLE, Mimi, to Mr..
Van Cleve, a summer school teacher
at the Moorhead Normal, and superin-
tendent of the public schools of
GAINESVILLE.
The Lady Foresters of Moorhead
gave delightful card party last
evening in St Josephs hall in that
city. A large number of guests play
ed progressive whist and the first
prizes went to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Aske
and the consolation prizes to H. A.
Williams and Miss Kate OLaughlin.
The proceeds from this party win go
toward flower fund for sick mem
bers.
Ten intimate friends gathered at the
home of Miss Anna Kuppe. last even
ing on Fourth avenue north to ceIe-
brate her 18th birthday Games and
music were important features of the
evening, after which an elaborate
luncheon was served in the dining
room. A most enjoyable evening was
spent by those present, all voting the
hostess a most royal entertainer. Miss
Kuppe was happily remembered by her
friends.
Mrs w. b. Richards of Eleventh
avenue north is spending a week or
so with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
f. Lockerby in Minneapolis, and with
Professor Richards mother, Mrs. Crit
fifth Richards of Madison, Wis Mrs.
Richards is spending this time with
her parents during Professor Rich
ards absence this week at the North
western Livestock show at st. Paul
and the National Stock show next week
in Chicago. Mr.. Richards returned
this morning from St. Paul and will
leave Tuesday for Chicago.
The Century Dancing Club gave one |
of the prettiest parties of the sea-
son last evening in a most delight
full and charming manner. About |
ninety guests sat down to an elaborate |
seven course dinner at 8 o'clock in |
the handsome dining room of the Card |
ner. The table was beautifully deco
rated in pink roses and asparagus |
ferns. After the dinner the guests |
repaired to the parlors, where a So
cial hour was enjoyed until about 10 |
o'clock, when they were escorted to |
the Knights OF Columbus hall, where |
dancing took place until a late hour |
Many beautiful costumes were in evil |
dence and this, the first of the Cen
fury dances proved to be one of the |
most elaborate and handsomely ar
ranged of the season. Mesdames J. S. |
Watson, A. L. Moody, Aubrey Lawrence /
and w. H. Howe had the affair in
charge and are to be congratulated /