The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

several selections OF special music dur
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The largest and most important So
ciety event OF the week was the lunch
con and card party given by Mrs. A. l..
Moody, Mrs. Seth Wright and Mrs. Ike
! Herbst on Tuesday afternoon at Prizes
hall. The ladies' received their guests
in the reception room where daffodills
were used In the decorations with huge
banks OF the delicate yellow flowers
about the room. A delec Cable three
course lavender luncheon was served
at o'clock at the small twenty tables.
where later four hand eucher 70 six
hand rules was played. The dance
hall was beautiful with wisteria bios
SONS and one end of the hall was con-
verted into a magnificent drawing
ROOM At the game of cards Mrs. NJ G.
Young was successful in winning the
head prize and Mrs. Jacob Lowell, jr.,
the second. The lone hand trophy was
captured by Mrs. w. c. MacFadden.
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Mrs. @. e. Davis gave a bridge club
afternoon on Tuesday aC which game
Mrs. Collins made the high score. Mrs.
M. McGregor will entertaian the club
at its next Tuesdays meeting.
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On Tuesday afternoon sitter school,
Miss Florence Styles entertained the
Sunbeam club at her home on Eighth
street south. After games and dainty
luncheon the little girls departed for
their homes.
This afternoon at $3.50, Mrs. G. H.
Anheir entertained at musical and
sewing bee, several OF her friends, at
| her home on Third street south. A
delicious luncheon was passed.
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Mrs. John G. Haggart, at her north
Broadway home, was hostess on Nom
day afternoon to one of the bridge
clubs of young society matrons. Three
tables of bridge were played following
the delicious luncheon which was serv-
ed at 2 O'Clock. Mrs. ]. l.. Rohan won
the high prize. Mrs. f. T. Hunkins Of
Roberts street will entertain the club
next.
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DR.. M. MacGregor is expected home
tomorrow morning from a week spent
in Saskatchewan, Can.
Mrs w. D. Hodgson, assisted by
Mrs. N. L. Redman, entertained the
woman's Foreign Missionary society
of the First M. E. church at her home
on Eighth street south on Tuesday af-
ternoon. About forty ladies were pres
ent and enjoyed the social afternoon
and dainty refreshments that were
served at o'clock.
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The Loyal American League ladies
met in Prizes hall on Monday evening
and after short business session they
entertained their friends with a pea
nut party, which was a merry event.
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Mrs. r. McDonough Of Wheatland
was a Fargo visitor Monday, stopping
at the Metropole.
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Mrs. r. Giselius and M H. Walker
were over Sunday Fargo visitors with
Mrs. Giselius' sister.
on Monday afternoon at the agri-
cultural college, In the science room
Of the engineering building, Professor
Beckwith gave a most interesting and
instructive lecture to the ladies OF the
Fortnightly club and their guests on
the all-absorbing topic of Pure Water
Supply, illustrating his talk with sta
tistical stereopticon views. AS this is
a topic OF vital interest to Fargo at
the present time It was unfortunate
that more of the ladies who had the
opportunity of hearing Professor Beck
with did not make an effort and attend
this meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cooper of Hills
boro, en- route south, are spending a
few days at the Gardner.
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March, Fargo theatre lovers are to
have a chance to hear Olga Nethersole
in Sapho.
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Last Saturday afternoon Leila Mae
Farr invited twenty little girls and boys
to help her celebrate her fifth birthday
anniversary from to 5. Games were
played. then all the little ones were
seated at the big dining table where
numerous good things to eat were
passed. A huge candle decked birthday