The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-26

tied Alaska. After the programme
dainty refreshmentm were served.
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At the home Of Mrs. u. n. spalding.
Third avenue south. on Thursday af-
ternoon Mrs. EpauIding and Mra. Stew
art Wilson entertained the ladies' Of
the neighborhood at q thimblebee.
About fifty ladies were present and en-
joyed a social afternoon At s o'clock
delectable collation. was passed. This
afternoon the same. ladies were hos
tesses to sixty Of the ladies OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church and ew-
ing and social chat followed by the
passing Of delicious refreshments filed
che afternoon.
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Mrs. ]. d. Angel, Fourteenth street
south, entertained informally at
luncheon at o'clock on last Saturday.
Covers were laid for eight and the af-
ternoon was spent in needle work and
conversation.
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Mrs. ID. Drake left Tuesday evening
to visit in Grand Forks with friends
for few days
Miss Zimmerman OF Minneapolis and
her guest Mrs, Koehler Of st. Louis,
were visitors in Fargo this week.
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Miss Theresa Fields Of Detroit. Mimi,
where she is teaching, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Fargo with relatives.
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Advent Sharnham, nephew of Mrs.
Sam Bayard, was her guest over Sum
day, returning to Grand Forks univer
sity to resume his Studies Monday. He
came down Saturday with the basket
ball quint for the Saturday game.
Mrs. Seth Wright is in Minneapolis
ct DIR. Riggs sanitarium.
Mrs. j, A. Anderson entertained the
young ladies' guild of the First Con-
gregational church at her home on
Seventh avenue south on Tuesday ev-
ening. Thirty young ladies were pres
emit who spent the time In sewing for
the bazaar which they are to hold about
Easter. Until after the sale these win
be weekly gatherings and that does
not mean the evening is one of all hard
work, for social time is also enjoyed
and the serving of dainty refreshments
before the close OF the evening adds
much to the pleasure. The society will
meet next week with Miss Lillian Pier
day evening.
Mrs. John Gunkell and Miss Mabel of
Casselton were the guests Thursday
OF Mrs. Geo. Guthrie, Tenth street
south.
Miss Isabel Duffy gave chafing dish
luncheon to a party of eight girls on
evening at her room in the
Gardner.
March has been named as the day
when Miss Lillian Topping of the Flor
ence Crittendon home, will address a
mass meeting of Grand Forks ladies
in tFat city in an endeavor to organize
an auxiliary circle there.
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The Scandinavian w. G.. T. u. met
afternoon with Mrs. J. M.
johnson, Tenth street south, where the
rooms were made festive with bright
red carnations and ferns. Talks were
made by Miss Topping, Rev. Romsdahl
and Field Missionary SHARE. which
with the music by Mrs. HI. H. Aaker and
Mrs. Fosberg made an interesting pro-
gramme. A delicious luncheon was
passed after the programme and short
social session.
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The Degree of Honor held an I'm
portant meeting on Monday evening
and at o'clock invited the Workmen
to a card party and social in return
to courtesy extended them fortnight
ago.. Refreshments were served.
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Miss Cora Gusrison returned to
Grand Forks after spending last Sat-
urday here on business.
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Miss Mildred Romsdahl OF Fargo was
vocalist at the opening of the fine new
hotel, the BelIand, at Buxton on last
evening.
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Invitations have been received in the
city announcing the marriage of Mabel
Denison Hall to Clinton Leslie Garnett
to take place March 2 at / o'clock at
the st. Stephens Episcopal church at
Romulus, N. Y. A wedding reception
will follow the ceremony at 2 Cayuga
street. Miss Hall was a Fargo girl
years ago, and she has a large circle
OF friends here among the younger set.
1t will be remembered that she made