The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-05

The Northside 500 club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Crbom, Second
street north. and prizes were awarded
Mesdames #. Hanft, III. II. Hanson and
William Mills. A delicious supper was
served after the game. Next Tuesday
Mrs. G. Stebbins, Sixth avenue north,
win entertain the club.
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Miss Alice Foster left Saturday
morning for visit in Hope, N. D.,
with Mrs. d. ID. Van Dyne.
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Mrs. Ben wasem VIII entertain the
d. B. Luncheon club next Thursday
afternoon at her home on Eleventh
street south.
Mrs. 0. J. deLendrecie, accompanied
by her TWO nieccs, the Misses jose
phine Basye and Esther Campbell, loft
Sunday noon for Mexico and Califor-
mia via the southern route They will
stop in New Orleans for the Mardi
Gras.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Godfrey OF Moor
head plan to leave the middle OF the
month for visit TO Chicago. Mrs. d.
G. barrow, Mrs. Godfrey's mother, will
have the children with her during the
absence OF MIR. and Mrs. Godfrey.
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The Fortnightly club will hold their
open meeting on next Monday after
noon at the Enginee iEg hall at the A..
G. In the physics room instead of
Science hall, as first announced. The
lecture will start at $3.50 and Profess
sor Beckwith will talk on The Pure
Water Supply. Stereopticon views
will be used in illustration.
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Mrs. ]. G. Hunter and Miss Deborah
returned last evening from st. Paul
where they have been for a week, the
guests Of Miss Corr!gan.
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One OF the larger affairs of the week
was the bridge luncheon on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. c.
barrow in Moorhead, when Mrs. Oar
row and her daughter, Mrs. Godfrey,
entertained forty ladies TT luncheon at
1880, followed by cards. Mrs. Howard
| Moody was the winner of the pretty
prize.
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The S. S. 500 club were the guests
of Mrs. H. A. Mason, First avenue
south, on wednesday evening. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. Ben Wasem and
Mrs Dave Oman. Delicious refresh
ments were served after the game at
the small tables.
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At the last meeting OF the Ladies'
Catholic order of Foresters. st. Mary's
Court 149, officers were installed Some
very interesting speeches were made.
After business was disposed Of the
evening was spent in cards and social
intercourse. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Emily Dobell loft Monday
morning for n two months stay in
Texas.
Mrs. Henry Johnson, who was OPP
Grated on at st. Luke's hospital Mon
day, is reported as recovering nicely
| from the operation and shock.
| Last evening the boys and girls of
the Sixth. Seventh and Eighth grades
of the Hawthorne school enjoyed a
two hours sleigh ride starting at z
O'Clock. They took picnic lunch with
them which they ate while riding.
They repc jolly good time.
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Miss Pearl Miller OF LaMoure ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening
and Is the guest OF w, J. Lorshbaugh
and other friends. =
The meeting of the Florence Critten-
ton circle on Wednesday at the home
proved a very pleasant affair ana
about sixty ladies were present to en-
| joy the picnic lunch eaten at 1880.
The early afternoon hours were spent
In sewing carpet rags and the making
of tiny white garments. Mrs. Stevens
gave number OF delightful vocal Sc
iections. The circle has decided to
make these picnic lunches a monthly
affair and the first Wednesday of the
month has been set for the day. Each
member carries a lunch for two and
invites a guest to attend,
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]. B. Eaton is reported ill at his
home on Fifth avenue south.
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Invitations have been issued to a
number of little girls to a birthday
party this afternoon by Leila Mae
Farr, Seventh street south, from to
s, to help her celebrate her 5th ami
versary.
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Cards are at hand announcing the
arrival of Charles Frederick Mudjett,
jr., Jan. 81, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mudjett in Valley City.
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The Yeoman lodge will give one OF
its delightful dancing parties on Tues
day evening, Feb. 8, at Prizes hall,
from Q until IL. Many invitations have
been issued with request that they
be presented at the door. II friends
of the order have been overlooked
kindly phone 1888 for invitations. Par
sons orchestra will furnish the music.
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Mrs. G. nj. Stuot of Grand Forks
was in the city wednesday on her way
home from Valley city, where she ac-
companied Gustaf Holmquist in a song
recital given by the latter Tuesday
night. Mrs. Stout also took the place
of Miss Hubbard. at the Holmquist
concert in this city Monday night on
brief notice on account of the latter
lady's indisposition, and as usual Mrs.
Stouts accomplishments to the distin-
guished basso's singing we.~ perfect,
satisfying the singer as well as the
large audience. In the announcing OF
changes In the programme it was not
clearly understood that a. change had
been made in the accompanied.
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i Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Moulton left
wednesday afternoon for the twin
cities.
i Mr. and Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie