The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-12
Social Notes

4 The birthday party given last even
ing at the Young Women's Christian
association was very pretty affair
and proved to be most enjoyable one.
The lights were turned out in the par
Tors and dining room and candles were
used to good advantage in exchanging
the beauty of the spacious parlors
which were profusely decorated in
ferns. A feature Of the evening was
the twelve young ladies dressed to
represent the twelve months of the
year, and who were obliged to fur
nish entertainment in the form of
original stunts. They took their part
in the order Of the months as follows:
Misses Lysle, Bergh, Smith Wood,
| Lanegraff, Durkin, Mather, Hood, HILL
McInstry. Mezirow and Crothers. Mrs
Dodsley and the Misses Lysle and
Crothers sang very effectively. After
4 the stunts and the musical numbers
the guests were escorted to the dining
room, where the months were again
I'm evidence in charge of tables with
good things appropriate for their sea.
son. The evening was greatly en-
joyed and the social activities of the
association show the growing interest
in the work.
! Mrs A. T.. Shotwell and Miss Ella
Lewis viii be charming hostesses this
evening to the people who spent the
summer at Shotwell's point at Lake
Melissa
! H. L.. Mccall is spending ten days
in Marshalltown, Ia, on business.
/ Mrs. Gertrude Geuting entertained
at her home on Fifth street north
/ Monday evening in honor Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. w S. Armstrong; wedding an
niversary. The evening was spent
with cards and other games and closed
with an elaborate dinner which prov
ed Mrs Geuting a delightful hostess
/ Mrs. II. r. Schults Of Ninth street
north will give dinner party tomor-
row evening at o'clock for Mrs. Ellis
worth Munford of Kansas City. Cow
ers will be laid for eight and the ta-
BILE will be prettily decorated with a
color scheme of pink and yellow.
Professor Beckwith of the A. C. viii
speak to the M. A. r. S. club OF the
First Methodist Sunday school at the
usual Sunday school hour tomorrow.
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| Mrs. S. A. Magnuson of Fourth
street north, Moorhead, entertained de-
| lightfully last Sunday evening at din
ner for her niece, Miss Maud Hausken
of Wahpeton, who will spend the win
| ter with her. A. sumptuous eight
course dinner was served and covers
were laid for. twelve. The table was
very charming with a center piece of
tea roses and ferns.
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| Arthur and Clyde Hausken Of Wah-
peton, were the guests of their sister,
Miss Maud Hausken of Moorhead this
week.
| Mrs. G. H.. Nesbit of Mills avenue
was hostess yesterday to the Biiliken
card club. Mrs. ID. B. Collins was
awarded the prize. Luncheon was
served at o'clock from the three ta-
bles and red carnations frightened the
rooms. Mrs. A. e. Bestic of Thirteenth
street south will entertain the club in
two weeks.
Miss Ida Clothier of Denver Col, left
LOddy lot &AUSEMcSH WliSIc size Win
speak Sunday on the Christian En-
deavor work in Colorado She has
been visiting in Fargo during the week
and while here devoted some OF her
| time to the endeavor work Wednes-
day evening Miss Clothier gave an
excellent address at the First Con-
gregationaI church Her talk was
along the line Of the missionary work
of the Christian Endeavor society and
the church and the address was filled
with many interesting facts concerning
the work that Is now being done in
the missionary field. Miss Clothier is
state secretary OF the Christian En-
deavor society Of Colorado. During
her visit I'm the city she visited num-
Der OF old Fargo friends and is well
known here
r. Grimoldby left Friday gor Bemid-
| il where he will join a party on a
deer hunting expedition While abb
sent from the city he will visit
short time with his brotherinlaw.
George McTaggart of Bemidji.
! Wick Wood, editor of The Dickinson
Post and formerly Of The Forum,
spent the day in the city on business.
Mrs. Hector Barnes. Mrs w. A, Mar
win, Mrs. w. J. Lorhbough, Mrs. ri. L.
Lewis and w. w. Smith returned
Thursday evening from Grand Forks,
where they spent the day in the inter-