The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-17
Social Notes

Friends of Mrs. Geo Coornbs OF Tenth
street north win regret to learn that
| she will soon leave the city for her
new home at San francisco, where her
husband and son, Holland, are await
! ing her. Mrs. Coombs will be greatly
missed by the woman's Liable league.
Of which she has been a cons. ant
worker.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. M. John
son. entertained about eighty OF her
friends az her home on Tenth street
south. The afternoon was spent in
/ social chat, interspersed withsa must
cal programme by the Misses Hult and
| Anderson and the Misses Hagen and
Edwin Boerth, violinisr The home was
attraetively decorated with a profusion
of red carnations and ferns throughout.
At o'clock buffet luncheon was
served. Mrs. johnson was assisted bv
her daughter. Mrs. Vic Pehrsson. who
arrived last Tuesday from Beifield, N.
Dg and will spend the ! HOLIDAYS al
home. Mrs, Pehrsson's presence was a
delightful surprise to the guests, as her
arrival had been kept secret for the
occasion. -~5
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Mr.. and Mrs. A., C. Bierman and
son, Merrici1, of Seventh street south
expect to leave Monday for st, Paul
and Mortified to spend the holidays
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A number Of the young people came
down from the university at Grand
Forks last evening on their way home
to spend the holidays. Among those
who stopped at Fargo were the Misses
Agnes Burns and Helen Barnes OF
Glen Ullin, Katherine Mcmillan OF
Wheatland, Dona Forkner of Wahpe-
ton Vaughn Miller OF LaMoure. Beth
Covert of Cakes. and Blonde Holt Of
Blabin and Lynn Stambaugh, Monte
Mares OF Wheatland, Harry South and
Ray Pinkham of Casselton.
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| T. j. Young left this morning for
st. Paul to meet Mrs. Young, who has
been visiting friends there and who
viii leave in a few days for Ontario.
| Can, to spend the winter with reIa
tiVes land friends. Mr.. Young will
return to Fargo after having started
Mrs. Young on her way east.
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Miss Mary E. Hill returned from
trip to Wisconsin last week.
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Phi Pastorette is home TO spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs p Pastorette OF First avenue
south.
Miss Beatrice Gibson was de-
ightful hostess last evening at her
home, Eighth street south. A num-
Der Of high school students were her
guests and enjoyed cards during the
evening. After the cards were nut
away. delicious luncheon was serv-
ed.
Miss sDona Workner, who has been
attending the university at Grand
Forks Is the week end guest of Miss
Eva Shea of North Broadway. Miss
Forkner is on her way home to wah-
peton for the holidays.
Guests OF Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Bier.
man this week were her father and
sister M. ]. Merrick and Mrs. q. L..
Mcdonald of Gorton, S. D., who are
on their way from Groton, S. D.. to
make their home at Leavenworth,
! Wash.
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Miss Claire Elliott is expected home
the middle of the week for the hoIi-
days.
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"A meeting of the Scandinavian w.
G. T. U. was held last Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. III, H. Aaker OF Roberts
street. The minutes OF the last meet
ing were read by the secretary, Mrs
Ashland, but no further business was
transacted. The remainder of the time
was spent in a debate by the students
of the Aaker's business college on the
subject Of Women's Suffrage. Messrs.
Soliah and Helling argued on the af-
firmative and Messrs Rustad and
knutson on the negative The latter