The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12
Social Notes

Dame Rumour says that two vouns
ladies' are to be married before M
last Of the month, one of these has
not publicly announced her engage.
ment, the other engagement is man.
toned In another place in the colunn
Two Of the prominent dancing climbs
will fill dates next week and savaral
informal little entertainments will he
given for q popular guest in town
Among the number who entertained
this week were: Mrs. ]. M. Bath
rick for the Bridge Luncheon ciub !.
Mrs. w, J. Moulton, for the Tuesday
afternoon Bridge club; Mrs. Gordon
Nesbit for the Billiken club; snr-
prise for Mr.. and Mrs. Allison: Mrs. w
J. Hawk, at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs n
Miller; senior girls of the high school
for the Grand Forks football bovs,
Mrs. B. E. Spalding for the Wopa n,s
Foreign Missionary society of tba
First Methodist church; Mrs. Geo
Everhart for the Book and Thimbla
club; birthday surprise for Miss Olga
Braasten; Mrs, Paul Martin for the
Glover Leaf club; Yoemen AZ a dane
ing party; Mrs. T. Twichell AZ h,r-
cheon; Mrs. M Z. Belknap. for the q
Fl. s. Evening Bridge club: Mrs Geo
Backer, for the jolly Dozen club: Mrs
IT. Loken, for the Ladies' Ala of tba
First Norwegian church; Mrs. Chas
Shaver for the Loyal Temperance
Legion; Mrs. +, H. Wilder, for the w.
9. I. u; Miss Agnes Nelson, for her
girl friends; Mrs. Geo. Nichols, for Miss
Robinson; the Y. w. G. A. at an an
niversary party; Mrs. McCulloch's sun
day school class: and Miss Mae Cor
rigan for Miss Agnes Sculley of Still
water.
Guests in the city during the week
were: r. M. Davis of IitchviIla
T, Mckinney of st. Paul: Fred I
Green of Stephen, MINI: Geo. A
Flewell of Grandin, N. D.; Miss Ida
Young OF Hunter; Mrs. J. Fl. Hum
phrey OF Grandin; Miss Helen Riley
]. z. Knerr OF Slsgfrisd; Misses Faith
and Emma Miller vi Valley city: j
X. McCarcar of Melville Ont: state
Auditor Brightbill of Cando; Joe
Kelley of Devils Lake. Judge Howard
of Hillsboro; and Hon. e. Y. Sarles
of Hillsboro.
Those returning were: Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Johnson from the east: Mrs.
ID, D. Sullivan and daughter. Kath- |
leen. from Minot; Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Kone from Chicago; w. B. Shotwell
from Chicago: Mrs. C. B. Thimens
from walker, Mimi; and Mr.. and Mrs |
j. T.. Treat from Duluth.
Those leaving the city were: Mrs. |
j. ID. Carpenter to Minneapolis; Miss
Ruby Cullen to Grand Forks: p. w
Simpson TO Minneapolis; e. Il. HilIery |
to Ely, Mimi; r. j. Haxby to Wah-
peton; Mr., and Mrs. A. T. Shotwell to
Lake Melissa; Dean G. Dewitt Dowl-
ing to Fergus Fails Fred Birch to
Minneapolis; Miss Evelyn Everhart to
Grand Forks; and Professor Bohlin to
the western part of the state.
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The Colonial club held a meeting
Monday night and the annual menu
bership dues were changed to the fol-
lowing: Per couple, $40: per family,
SIS; single members, s5 guests, ST.
Forty families. ten single ladies and
ten single men comprise full mem
bership. Further applications this
year will be passed upon by the off,
GERS and the executive committee,
Dates for the seasons parties are Dec.
i, Jan. 4, Jan 80 and Feb. 30.
o.
Mrs. Nita z. Stephens has planned
a series of teas to be given in her
studio every month during the winter
The frst of the series will be given
next Wednesday, Nov, 16, from 4 un-
iii s o'clock. A programme win be
given after the tea. The stephens
studio is situated on First avenue
north and this is the first public open
Ing. Ii
Tuesday evening, Nov Is, Mrs. w.
III. White will speak in the parlors OF
the First Methodist church on the
subject of The Passion Play, under the
auspices of the Standard Bearers. Mrs.
White has just returned from a trip
abroad and will no doubt speak very
on the subject.
Clyde Jewell left Friday for Min
1eapolis to attend the Minnesota-Wis-
eonsin football game to take place to-
lay. While in the city he viii be the
guest oA-his uncle DIR. G. FL. Goodrich.
He Is expected home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Strate of Neenar.
Wis, are the guests of Mrs. Strate's
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Macnam-
ira OF Seventh street north. They ar
MRS. ANNA SMITH .