The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-16
SOCIETY

Mrs. Jacob Lowell, jr., entertaine
on Monday afternoon at her home q
Fifth avenue south in honor of Mr.,
Crooker. At 2 o'clock dainty luncheo
was served and the afternoon hour
We're spent in bridge. Prizes wer
awarded Mrs. Whirtlesey, Mrs. Frentze
and Mrs. Twltchell. Mrs. N. C. Ander
son assisted the hostess during tn
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Wilson
have sent out wedding reception card
for Wednesday evening. April 27. NJ
which evening occurs the wedding O
their daughter, Adelaide Wilson {,
Charles l.. Moon of Los Angeles. Cal
The reception will be from to IL a
the South Fourth street home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Beulah Burt left Tuesday morn.
ing for Minneapolis, where she wa.
married on Wednesday to william
Doyle of Buffalo. N. Y, at the home o
Mr.. Doyle's sister in that city.
Miss Nina Little left on Tuesda,
morning for Conrad, Mont, where she
will teach school for the summer
months. Miss Little has been tbe
guest of Miss Florence Shotweu An
Island park for some time and has
many friends here who regret her de-
parture.
FROM New York comes the word thai
the date of the Roosevelt t-Alexande,
wedding is set for June 90 Colone,
roosevelt sails for this country with
Mrs. Roosevelt June 10.
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The South Side Evening Bridge club
were the guests Of Mrs. II. C. Plumlev
on Monday evening, and after the game
at which Mrs. M. A. Baldwin made
high score toward the seasons finals
most delicious luncheon was served
Mrs John McKingh, at her mothers.
Mrs. Il. c. Eddy, on Thirteenth street
south, will entertain the club at IT'S
next meeting, and that viii be the end
for the year Of the games for this club.
On Saturday evening at 6 o'clock a
few of the seniors Of the Fargo high
enjoyed a progressive dinner which
started at the home of Miss Mabel Egg
gen and included different courses
served each at the homes of Miss F,va
Kimball, Miss Mildred Wheeler. Miss
Alice Lewis, Miss Zella Jacobson and
MISS Dorothea Young. At the latter
place the dessert was partaken Of and
the remainder of the evening spent
there in music and dancing.
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Miss Ligouri Quinn of Crosby. N. d.
IS the guest of her sisters, the Misses
Lucy and Anna Mae Quinn.
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Little Henrietta Stout, has baen
quite i'll for the last few days.
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Mrs. P. s. Brubaker, Seventh street
north, Is expecting a visit from her
sister, Mrs. F. Larson of juneau
Alaska. Mrs. Larson and children are
visiting friends in Washington, but
expect to arrive here soon.
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Mrs. A. ID. Fraser of WillIston, N. d.
left for Tower City, Wednesday after
noon after very pleasant visit at the
nome Of DIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Ross of Seventh
avenue north, have had as their suest
Mr.. Ross mother, mother. Mrs. Mary
Ross of Brainerd, MINI. She left for
home Tuesday night.
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Miss Prudence Marks, who has heen
attending the North Dakota Conser-
Vatory of Music, returned to her home
at Neville. N. D., Wednesday.
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Miss Floraine Kinley, who has been
attending school here, will leave next
week with her mother. Mrs. w. s KIN
ley for Canada, where they will make
their future home
Mrs. j. A. Jardine left Yesterday
afternoon for visit with friends in
jamestown.
The news of the arrival on March n
of a baby boy at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Humes is reported. Mrs
Humes will be remembered as Miss
Jessie Neal and many Fargo friends
rejoice with her in the coming of the
first baby to their home in Herradura
Cuba.
Miss Elizabeth Magill left Friday
morning for Minneapolis on a short
visit with friends
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Miss Nellie Johonnot entertained tba
Young Ladies Guild of the First Con-
gregational church Tuesday evening
Mrs. Dwight Simmons. on Eighth ave-
nue. south, will entertain this club oe
Tuesday evening. April rs.
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The Latin club of Fargo college en-
joyed a spread at the home OF Miss
Avis Lathrope, Seventh street south
on Friday night.
Miss Georgia Bricker. Third avenue
south, entertained informally with
candy pull on Wednesday evening
The Queen Esther circle Of tha
First M e. church were entertained
at the home of Mrs. j. w. Jones
Ninth avenue north.
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A baby boy arrived yesterday morn
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
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The Fargo high school dance last
night at stones hall was one Of the
prettiest parties ever given in the
city All the young misses were
gowned in dainty, fuzzy frocks IF
delicate tints, and made a pretty pic-
ture as they whirled In the mazes ~
the dance. The patronesses for the
evening were Mesdames r. Brown