The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-15
Social Notes
G. Mcdonald OF Duluth was q Far
go visitor yesterday

G. Mcdonald Of Duluth was Far
go visitor yesterday.
Mrs. e. Y. sarles Of Hillsboro spent
yesterday In the city
Mrs. III. r. Turner and daughter,
Miss Florence. win leave today for
weeks visit in Minneapolis.
j. j Callahan, who has been in the
city for the past few days, returned
to st. Paul Yesterday morning,
Miss Emily Morgan Of Minneapolis
is the delightful guest of Mrs, ]. NJ.
Durham OF Ninth avenue south.
Mrs. H. III. Han Of Tenth street north
has rented her home and will leave for
Minneapolis, Dec. 1, to make her home
there.
Mrs. J. G. r. Charest of Fifth avenue
south spent Saturday and Sunday with
her daughter, Miss Hortense, at Wild
Rice.
Miss Beth Allen arrived In the city
last week and will be the guest for
several weeks of Mrs. Frank Treat Of
First avenue north.
Miss Games, who has been charm
ing guest of Mrs. e. c. Green for some
time, expects to leave for Fergus Falls
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Morgan are ex-
pected this week to be the guests for
part OF the winter of Mrs. j. w.
Durham of Ninth avenue south.
The woodmen viii give their sec
ond dancing party on Wednesday
evening Nov, %, to which all Wood
men and Royal Neighbors and their
friends are cordially invited. The
dance will be given at Stones old hall.
Fl j. Rusch returned today from
Minneapolis, where he attended the
Minnesota-W Wisconsin football game
and spent the day with his son. Harry,
who went Minneapolis with the Wis
consin crowd, being student at Madi-
son. 81 s.4.A..,s,.~
The Conamore Tub met last evening
with Miss Marjorie Rusch at her home
on Eighth avenue south. Progressive
gueber, new southern game, was a
feature of the evening and furnished
much enjoyment for the club members.
A general jolly good time prevailed
during the evening and at a convent
ent hour delicious refreshments were
served.
r. III. Straup, rormerry well known
printer, prominent in union labor cir
cles of the city, and for years an en-
ploye of The Forum, who is now living
at Great Falls Mont, Is spending a
week or ten days in the city. Mr..
Straub states that Roy Weymouth,
also q former Fargo printer, now liv-
ing at Great Falls, is well and pleased
with the western country.
The ladies' OF the Eastern Star will
give the second of their series of de-
lightful dancing parties next Friday
evening at the Masonic temple, where
the fine new floor is a big attraction.
A large crowd attended the last party
and all had such good time that they
are planning to enjoy this one and TO
bring their friends. All Masons and
their families are eligible to attend
these dancing parties. others desiring
Invitations should phone 1851
The Roycroft party last evening
was a very brilliant AFFAIR and about
125 guests enjoyed one OF the most
pleasant evenings Of the season. The
Mesdames j. f. Treat. A. b. Walker
and J. M. Bathrick, were charming
hostesses during the evening. The
handsome X. of c. hall where the af-
fair took place was indeed pretty
scene and the music was Of the best.
Frappe was served during the entire
evening and at III o'clock an elaborate
and much appreciated dinner was
served. Out Of town guests were,
Miss Happy Boyce of Chicago. and
Miss Emily Morgan OF Minneapolis.
The next Roycroft party is scheduled
for Dec. s.