The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-24
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Social Notes

Mrs. Chas. Bayse left yesterday for
Coldwater on business.
Miss Celestine Lincoln spent Sunday
with her parents at Gardner.
James Callahan of st. Paul spent the
latter part Of the week In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Colgrove Of val
ley City spent Saturday in town.
Miss Stella Patterson was the guest
of Grand Forks friends, last week.
Mrs. Charles lBayse left last evening
for Ashley, n. D., to look after her
ranch interests.
Mrs. c. B. Thimens Of Island Park
is visiting her brother, Norman Grant,
at Walker, MINI.
The Book and Thimble club viii meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w. H.
Allen OF Island Park.
Miss Ada stern Of Ninth street
north returned Thursday from a three
weeks visit in st. Paul
Mrs. Morton Page and charming
daughter, Miss Roberta, left yesterday
for short stay in the twin cities.
The Misses Rosy and Ella Flyberg OF
Halstad, Mimi, spent Sunday in the
city with Mrs Norman Ferguson.
Mrs Flower of indianapolis is the
guest of Mrs. d. D. Sullivan of First
avenue south, en- route to the coast
Mrs. j. L. Graves of Sixth avenue
north viii be hostess for the o. H. s.
evening bridge club Tuesday evening,
Mrs. M. e. Rockwell Of Eighth street
south Is entertaining this Afternoon for
Miss Robinson, visiting nurse for the
Associated Charities.
The Roycroft club will hold their
last meeting of the season Tuesday
evening in room No. 10 in the Hunt
ington block at 1880. All members
ere requested to be present.
Miss Geraldine Thompson of First
avenue south returned this morning
from a most delightful trip to Eveleth,
Mimi, where she was the guest of
Miss Hulda Johnson for the past
week
Mrs. A. H. Boyce and daughter,
Katherine, who have spent the summer
as guests at the Waldorf left this aft
ernoon for three weeks visit in Mil
waukee. before going to Los Angeles to
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A Saunderson of
Grand Forks spent Friday and Satur-
day in town, attending the N, d. A. c.
and Brookings, S. D., football game.
The coach of the Bookings team is a
,,aNhnxvy ,f M.
Mrs. j. w. Morrow expects to leave
Wednesday for Great Falls, Mont,
where she will visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Thalen, a few weeks. From
there she will go to Moore, Mont, to
be the guest of her son, James Nor
row, returning some time in December.
Mrs. Geo. Nichols of Seventh ave-
rue south was hostess Saturday after
noon for Mrs. ]. w. Morrow, who is
soon to leave the city, The rooms of
the Nichols home were very prettily |
tions, and a very appetizing luncheon
was served at O'Clock.
The vesper services at the Y. w. G. |
A. yesterday afternoon were most in
teresting and entertaining, General
Secretary Miss Evelyn White lead the |
the services and the subject of her
address was Our Spiritual Life. Miss
Mabel Flaten and Miss Florence Tur- |
rser gave musical selections.
The numerous dancing clubs will be
glad to learn that there is a. new dance |
to learn TO add interest to the re-
mainder of their parties. Last year
the barn dance was so popular and
the Long Boston will be equally as
popular this year. This new dance is
9 variation of the waltz and Is sort
of a glide waltz with the first count of
the three in waltz time accented in,
stead of the second count, as in the
original Clubs are meeting for the |
purpose of learning this new addition |
to the programmes, which will no
uoubt add enthusiasm to this popular
pastime.
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