The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-31
Social Notes

Fargo society has been very gay this
week, every evening and afternoon be-
ing one round of pleasure. Several
functions have been enjoyed by differ
ent crowds the same evening. This
has indeed been merry holiday sea-
son. A great many young people are
in the city, and most of these will
leave the first Of next week for their
respective colleges.
Among the events of the week were:
The Germans by the Century, Annuus,
Metropolitan and Roycroft clubs; the
party given by Mrs. C. N. Callander. a
parcel shower by Miss Katie Lobben
for Miss Calvert; Janet Tippery en-
tertained a number of little friends at
a Christmas party; Miss Constance
Watson entertained at dinner; Mrs.
Pat Donaldson gave a dinner; Jessie
Lewis gave Christmas party;
party were entertained at
family dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hector Barnes at the Gard
ner; the Scandinavian w. G. r. u. met
with Mrs. p. @, Torsburg; the Stand
ard Bearers were entertained by Miss
Jean Wilson; the annual Christmas
party was given by the Gethsemane
OF young ladies enjoyed Our New Min
mister; Mrs. Helen Lasson entertained
at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. III. M.
Larson; Miss Lillian McCulloch gave
a box party at the Grand, followed by
luncheon; the Northside 500 club met
with Mrs. G. Brown; Mrs. Chas. Day
gave dinner party, and Miss Mar
garet Campbell entertained at cards.
Among the guests in the city were
Hon. f. e. Corliss OF Fergus Falls;
w. M. Arnold OF Arthur; Miss Della
Lindwell Of Northwood George Nc
Pherson Of Bismarck; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r, Lehman of Grand Forks; Mr. and
Mrs. G. d. Ashelman of Detroit: Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Smith of Davenport,
with Mrs. A. @. Brown; Mr.. and Mrs.
Napstad Of Bismarck, with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. 1. Bell; Bert Carnine, with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Carnine;
A. j. Brown of Oklahoma City; Rev.
J. M. Taylor of Bismarck, with Rev.
Chas. Mcnamara; Denton Burdick,
with his parents; Miss Vira b. John
son, with her parents; Charles Wat
tam of Stephen, Mimi; Miss Mary
Walsh, with her mother; Mrs A. M.
Libbey and Mrs. A. II. Kruger of Min
neapoiis, with Mrs. A. j. Brown; w.
G. Langdon at the Richards farm;
Merritt Kimball Of Minneapolis; Miss
Nancy Frohne and Maugridge Frohne
of Detroit, Miss Harriet Bay of Win
nipeg, with Mrs. J. d. Farrand; Mrs.
Kirk Of Wahpeton, with Mrs. /. Will
son; G. w. Spaulding of Carroll, Ia.
with Horace Young; w. J. Cavanaugh
and family of Crookston, with DR. and
Mrs. w. ]. Durham; Miss Vivian Din
ME Of Grand Forks; Theodore Evan
son Of Souris, and Mrs. q. A. Abbott
OF Grand Forks, with Mrs. w. Ware
Those who returned during the week
from other places were Mr.. and Mrs
Rody Reynold from Ada, Mimi; Mrs.
Oscar Eckstrom from st. Peter. Mimi.
Dr. f. e. Ball from Stanfield, Ore: C.
NJ. Grubbs from st. Paul; u. S. Mar
shall James Shea from Wahpeton; ].
A. Montgomery from Bay City, Mich.
and Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Green from
Saltwater, MINI.
Those who left the city this week
were: Max Vowles to Minneapolis;
Miss Susie McGovern to Grand Forks:
Miss Frances Come to Grand Forks:
G. +. Leonard to Chicago; Judge C.
j. Amidon to Cory, Penn; Z. r. Or
chard to Dickinson, n. D.; Mrs. C. A.
Mcnamara to Langdon; Mrs. John
Martin and sister. Miss Pence, to St.
Cloud; the Misses Helmer and Ruth
Meath to Gardner; Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
MaNnley to Crookston: Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. V. Keller to Minneapolis Miss
Susia Vets to Fergus Falls, and Judge
A. G. Manson to Valley City.
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EdwarcN Freeman left yesterday
afternoon toNhe~2 guest at the Isdsali- |