The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-21


bles after the game.
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! Mrs. ~. c. Anderson entertained one
| of the little Tuesday afternoon Bridge
clubs at her home on Eighth avenue
south this week and the prize for high
score was awarded to Mrs. Will Ball.
Bright red and yellow tulips were used
| for the floral decorations. The lunch
con was served at the small tables in
the midst OF the game, making a pleas
ing change from the usual way.
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Prof. and Mrs. Parrot and little
| daughter left this morning TO visit
relatives In Lawrence, Kas. The par
ents of Professor Parrot live in Law
renee and he will visit also his Alma
Mater there, attending the commence
ment exercises.
Mrs. F. F. Grant Of Eighth street
south left last evening for Cleveland,
| o., where she will visit her son Rich
ard and wife of that city.
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Mrs. L. B. Ellison, Third avenue
north, entertained on Tuesday even
! ing with Anna Odebauer, who is soon
| to join the ranks of matrons, as honor
| guest. A handsome sofa pillow was
| presented to Miss Odebauer as a token
OF esteem from her friends. Elaborate
refreshments followed the entertain
ment for the evening.
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| Mrs. jeanette Pomeroy left Thurs
| day evening for a Valley City visit till
| June 1, when she goes to Canada for
the summer.
Mrs. Ben Hart will leave tonight for
a trip through New York, to Boston
and her old home in Canada, return
ing home in a month via the great
! lakes.
Mrs. Frederick H. Bailey spent Fri
! day at Shoreham, where she had her
cottage opened for the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Brown Of Wheatland
Will occupy the cottage for the sea-
son.
On next Tuesday evening in Moor
head at the home of Mrs. Donaldson,
the members of the Eskimo 500 club
who scored high on the seasons finals
| will give dinner at o'clock to the
losers. This is to be a complimentary
dinner and Is looked forward to with
much pleasure.
Miss Lillian VanHorn was visiting
her sister, Mrs. D. o. dollhouse, at
Bowman this week.
Last evening Mrs. A. L. LOOMS,
| Eighth street north, entertained at
cards number of ladies and gentle
men. Elaborate refreshments were
served.
Miss Ruth Ware, the guest of Mrs.
| p. w. Farnham, Third avenue south
expects to leave Monday for her Min
neapolis home.
Miss Alice Lewis, at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Lewis
Third avenue south. entertained at
| dinner Sunday evening at $50 o'clock.
Covers were laid for eight. Music and
chat followed the dinner hour.
Mrs. D. E. willard of Broadway
reached home last Friday week from a
weeks visit to the twin cities.
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Mrs. c. P. Brown, Ninth avenue
| south, is a little better after a severe
illness caused by infammatory rheuma-
tism.
| Abe Kaufman, of Great Falls. Mont,
who has been on visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Kaufman, left for
home Friday.
Fred Meyers of louisville, Ind, is
| the guest of his sister, Mrs. E. r.
TwttcheIl, Tenth street north. Mr..
Meyers and Mrs. Twitchell plan to
leave June on visit in Spokane,
| Wash.
Mrs. Charles e. Wilson entertained
the Southsde Bridge club on Tuesday
with a luncheon at the Gardner at
o'clock. Covers were laid for twelve
and red tulips adorned the table.
Through the elaborate eight courses
of the luncheon the red color scheme
was carried out. Then the ladies adj
/ journed to the home of Mrs. Wilson,
Fourth avenue south, and enjoyed a
/ game of bridge. This was the last
| meeting of the club for the season
and now only remains the banqueting
of the high score makers by those less
/ fortunate throughout the winters
games.
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Arthur Netche of Grand Forks was
the guest Sunday and Monday of his
aunt, Mrs. NJ. MacGregor of Broadway.
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This afternoon Miss Ruth Donaldson
was at home in Moorhead to the maids
and matrons and much merriment was
had over the kitchen shower and ap-
propriate accompanying verses for one
of the June brides. A delicious sup
per at will be followed by a box
party at the Grand, with Miss Edyth
Fowler hostess and Miss Nora Ras-
mussen, who leaves the last OF the
month for a trip abroad, as honor
guest. Mrs. j. w. Campbell will
chaperone the young ladies and they