The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22
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VIM. Mills. Fifth avenue north, VIII
entertain the club next week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hansche ar
visiting friends in Minneapolis for
week
| Mrs Axel Larson, North Seventh
street gave a caintily appointe,
luncheon on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. Covers were laid for ten ant
az each place lay a large red carna.
ton. The table decorations were O
ferns and red carnations scattered
over the snowy linen and were espe.
cially attractive. Mrs. Larson was as.
sisted by her sister, Miss Alice Gar.
man. After the luncheon was an hour
Of music and social chat.
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Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Peterson Of Tenth street north enter.
tanned several friends at a theatre
party at the first performance at the
Grand, which was followed by a sup-
per at Prizes.
Mrs. Gilbert Stout Eleventh street
north, was taken to st. Johns hospi-
tai on Friday evening for an operation
Her many friends hope for q speedy
recovery.
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The Metropolitan German last eve
ming at knights Of Columbus hall was
an exceptionally pretty and enjoyable
party. Mrs. s. F. Crabbe was in charge
and A. B. Smell lead the cotilion. Pre-
siding at the favor tables were Mes
danes F. III. Bailey and FL. L. Startling
and the Misses Alice Hunter = and
Elizabeth Bailey. At IL o'clock the
supper was served at small tables in
the dining hall, lighted by red shaded
candles. The out-or- town guests were
Mrs. Laramee of Bismarck and Miss
Corrigan of st. Paul,
The last Colonial party Of the season
will be held next Monday evening at
Stones hall. with Mrs. o. j. deLen-
dreoie in charge.
Judge e. M. Bennett of Lennon. s.
D.. is In the city on legal business and
is greeting lot of old time Fargo
friends.
Richard A. Harrison of Marrnarth is
among the visitors in the city.
s.
The members of the Laughing Ban
dana club are reported as increasing
in avoirdupoise owing to the fact that
they must laugh and the mite boxes
for charity are not filling very RAPIDLY
due no doubt to the fact that the
laughing habit mas become fixed with
the members, and smiles are easier
to find than pennies.
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A delightful luncheon at / o'clock
was given on Friday by Mrs. ]. L.
Graves, at her north side home, The
appointments were perfect with COW
ers laid for eight. The afternoon
hours were spent in needlework and
music.
Mrs. Will Jones, Ninth street south.
entertained on Friday af
ternoon a dozen ladies. Fancy work
and bridge filled in the hours and at
o'clock a chatting dish luncheon was
which was delicious.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Neistrum, who have
nicely in the Great Northern
hotel, were surprised on Monday eve-
ming by sixty friends, who gathered
1t the depot and at o'clock walked
In upon them with arms full Of good
things to eat, to spend the evening.
AT the game of Norwegian whist AIRS.
Mickleson and Mr.. Loben won the
prizes A handsome large leather
chair was presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Neistrum by the company who left
1T late hour, after a thoroughly en-
oyaple evening.
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Louis Coleman left Friday evening
or New York from where he sails the
'irst of the week for England.
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Mrs j. s. Campbell went to Lisbon |
his morning for visit with her
laughter, Mrs. C. e. Jones, conse-
Iuently there will be no Tuesday af-
ernoon Prayer Circle next week at |
ler home. on First avenue south.
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On Monday afternoon twenty-five |
aides of the Gardner hotel are to en- |
ertain for Mrs. Geo. Habner, VINO |
caves Wednesday for her new home.
Sards and needlework Will be the pas
ime and each guest may choose her
wn pleasure
Co.
Mrs. w. Fl. Clarkson OF st. Paul
vas the guest of Mrs. George Eli Hall.
Ninth street south, this week.
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Miss Lorene Habner. at the apart
1ents of her parents In the Gardner
otel, was delightfully."- surprised on
'riday evening by twenty OF her girl
riunds, who gathered for a last frolic
efore the departure OF the hostess
rom town. Miss Lorene will be much
Missed by her friends who regret her
ding from Fargo.
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Miss Ghlee Woodwork, sister of
FRS. Wallace w. George. was an ar
lval day or two ago from KentvilIe.
Iowa Scotia, to spend the remainder
the winter with MIR. and Mrs. George
I their home, s11 Eighth One-half
treet north.
Miss Nellie Lynch of Minot, was the
uest of her brother Dennis Lynch,
uring the fore part of the week. she
eturned to Minot on Wednesday.
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