The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-19
Social Notes

For some time Fargos social affairs
have been almost limited to the week.
ly card clubs, which have become SO
popular. Numerous new clubs have
been organized, and euchre and 500
parties are very often, hence mahy
charity parties have taken this order
on account of the popularity or these
absorbing games, and have proven
wonderfully successful
Dancing parties also have played an
important part in Fargo's social al
fairs. and Friday evening as many as
five dancing parties were given by
popular clubs and others.
Several charity parties are sched-
uled for next week and there viii be
several club dancing parties. Besides
these numerous smart events will be
given for a charming bride-to-be
whose wedding will take place the
later part of the month.
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Among the entertainers this week
were the Roycrofts, the Eastern Star,
Mrs. J. C. Haggert for the bridge lunch
con; Mrs. Nita e. Stephens at a studio
tea; Mrs. Walter Hancock for the
faculty and board of the Y, M. G. A;
Mrs. Bayard for the Glover Leaf Card
club; the Catholic ladies at charity
euchre: Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Ulrich
for the officers and teachers of the
English Lutheran Sunday school; Miss
Ruth Hardy for the Sunbeam circle;
Mrs. Will Jones at a sewing bee; Mrs.
j. T. Jordan for the Gethsemane Ca
thedral guild; the Lady Foresters of
Moorhead at charity euchre party;
Mrs. j. NJ. Walters for the Home Mis-
sionary society of the First Methodist
church; Miss Mary Kennedy for Miss
Agnes Sculley of saltwater, Mimi;
Miss Frances Tillotson of Moorhead
for number of girl friends at house
party: Miss Marjorie Rusch for the
Conamore club, and Mrs. Cameron
Mann for the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge club.
Guests in the city were Mr.. and
Mrs Stel Colwell of Gardner, Mrs. J.
NJ. Brown and son of Bradford, Penn,
with Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Walters; r.
Fl. Straub of Great Falls, Mont, G. H.
of Rolla, Editor Wood of
Editor Mclaughlin of
Page, A. C. Brunsvold Of Walcott,
MIR. Wellstrom Of Bismarck, Miss
Edith Smith of Lucca, Miss Lilly Nc
Kay of Gardner, C. Mcdonald of Du-
luth. Mrs. E. Y. Sarles of Hillsboro,
Mrs. Jas. e. West Of st. Paul, Miss
Beth Allen, with Mrs. Frank Treat. |
Mrs. H. Hanson of Spokane, ]. J. Cal |
ahan of st. Paul, Miss Emily Morgan
IF Minneapolis, Miss Gertrude Fisk Of |
Hunter, and Miss Eula Miller of VAL |
ey City.
The Idun Literary club met Thurs |
lay afternoon with Mrs. r. Bogstad |
1t her home on North Broadway. |
Being the first meeting of the year, the |
following officers were elected: Presi- |
lent, Mrs. o. Sand; vice president, |
Mrs. r. Bogstad; treasurer, Mrs. L. |
Plans were discussed |
or the work to be taken up the COM
ng year. Light refreshments were
served and the meeting adjourned to |
meet next week on Friday with Mrs.
sand.
Those returning to the city from
'ther points of interest were: Mr.. and |
Irs. p. Peterson from Montevideo,
linn; Miss May Miller from Mime
polls, Mrs. E. T. Wadveg from ST.
>aul, H. j. Rusch from Minneapolis,
frs. Chas. Bayse from Coldwater,
Ginn., and Mrs. Sarah Cullen from
chicago and Minneapolis.
Mrs. III. c. Rogers of First avenue
outh, Moorhead, assisted by Mrs. NJ
Y. Wambach and Miss Josephine
entertained for Mrs. S.
4undgren of Moorhead and Mrs. c.
snuff of Fargo on Thursday afternoon.
luncheon was served at 4 o'clock,
fter which the guests enjoyed a num-
Ter Of piano selections by the hostess.
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Those who left the city this week
we're Mrs. o. e. McCracken to Gard
Ter, Mrs. c. A. Roberts to Minneapo-
is, Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Mcdonald to
Mrs. H. r Turner and
laughter, Miss Florence, to Mime
polls. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Sulloch to Valley City.
Miss Helen r. Clark, a former Fargo
sirl and graduate of the 1907 class
# the Moorhead normal, is teaching !
n the Spokane schools. Miss Clark