The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-19

winter IN town with their daughter
Mrs. Shepard Sheldon. Ninth street
south, left Monday night for Grandin
where they will remain for the sum
mer on the farm.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davis left SUNDAY
for a visit in wheatland with Mr..
Davis relatives
On Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles
Fl. Rowland. Ninth avenue south, en-
tertained a small number informally
at bridge. Prizes were given to Mrs.
N. c. Anderson and Mrs. D. S. Lewis.
Delicious refreshments were served
| after the game.
c. j. Rodgers was host on Sunday
evening at 1880 dinner given at the
Gardner hotel.
Miss Stickney Of New York is the
guest OF Mrs. E. e. Cole at the Metro
pole.
Mrs. G. A. Roberts came in from the
farm at Leonard on Tuesday evening
and was Fargo visitor a few days
A successful sale Of useful and fancy
linery store yesterday and today by
the ladies guild Of the Gethsemane
church.
Mrs. Howard Moody Of Moorhead is
home from an eastern visit.
o.
Mrs. VIM. Russell Of Moorhead was
Minneapolis visitor this week at
tending the conservation congress as
delegate representing the state fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs an appoint
ment made by the governor.
The Moorhead Bridge club held its
last meeting last week until after
Easter.
Miss ]. M. Hoover of the A. c. was
week end visitor in Grand Forks.
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The Fargo aerie OF Eagles closed
their meeting on Tuesday evening
with big spread in Prizes hall.
Miss Olga Lovelace Of Valley City
concluded a visit Of two weeks in
Fargo and returned home Saturday
night.
NhA' anu MIS- w. H. fEeSmer ana l..
RI. Sanners and daughter of Grand
Forks were the guests Of friends in
the city Monday.
o.
-le last lesson in the dancing class
for the thirty little folks was given to-
day and the children have made much
progress in the terpsicorean art under
the able dictatorship of Mrs. r. w.
Richards of Moorhead. In closing the
term pretty cotillion was given this
afternoon at Prizes hall and dainty
favors used, making 1t an exact imi-
tation of the grown up parties. Mrs
Richards served cake and cream to her
guests and pupils and the whole af-.
fair was especially pretty and enjoy
able. number of the parents were
present to see the pretty sight.
One of the popular bridge clubs was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. L. A. Kedney at her home on
Eighth avenue south and guest prize
was awarded Mrs. N. c. Anderson. A
dainty luncheon was served at 2 o'clock
after which the game was played.
o.
Two of the children of Mr.. and Mrs,
c. Blakeslee, Ninth avenue south, have
whooping cough.
Mrs. w. w. Cook reached home Sum
day afternoon from an extended visit
in White Water. wis.
Mrs. c. e. Green, Ninth street north
will have the meeting Of the Eskimo
500 club next Tuesday evening
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Mrs. r. M. Beaver and daughter
Miss Roselle, of Mellon, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mizerow, of Eighth
street south.
Miss Mathea Nymon. federal court
reporter, has returned from Brandon,
Mimi. where she was the guest of
relatives for several days.
Mrs. A. T. shotwell was confined to
the house this week with grip.
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Miss Jetta Wilson and Miss Frances
Spaulding will be home from Valley
City next Friday for their spring va
cation.
T. S. Towers of Sarina, Ont, en- route
to the coast was the guest on Monday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ttylor, Fifth
avenue south.
Mrs. w. w. Hall and daughter, Miss
Zoe, who were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Ell Hall when in the city
returned to their Grand Forks home on
Wednesday.
o.
In just one week more Easter Sun
day will be here, the time for new toy
gerry and head gear, and what a busy
week the forthcoming one will have
to be. Nearly all the milliners are
holding their Easter openings and
there will be but one week to select
the Easter bonnet and all the dainty
bits of business that needs must go
with 1t. There will be little time for
parties or entertaining of even the
most informal kind so. socially, there
will be quite a rest and everyone will
then be ready for the many gorgeous
after Lenten activities, most promi-
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