The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-18
News for the Fair SexSodey- Fashions and the Home


freshments were served. Hostesses OF
| the evening were Mrs. A. e. Bestic,
Mrs. fl. A. Klinsman, and Mrs. Leslie
Welter
Towner News Tribune: 10. G.. Guth-
RE left today for Fargo. his home, to
remain there during the winter. Mr..
Guthrie has been connected with the
Farmers state bank and the Alfalfa
Valley Land Co, during his stay here,
and has made many friends. who will
regret his departure. A new member
OF the famous four will have to be
found to I'LL the vacancy at the whist
table. and they say that the new mem
Der will have TO be an expert.
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Mr.. and Mrs Dennis u. Holt of SIS
Front street are happy over the ar
rival Of boy, who came to their home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Feckler are NOV
ing from their residence at 11s
tiful new home at $40 Ninth avenue
south.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rutledge Of Rollo, Sas-
katchewan, Can, were the guests yes
tsrday OF Mrs. Geo. Hall Of the Pho
neer Life block. Mr.. and Mrs. Rut-
ledge are en- route from their home to
visit friends at Joliet, Ill.
Word has been received from Mrs.
C. o. Follett, who has been visiting
for the past two weeks in the twin
cities, that she will arrive in Detroit,
Min, today and will spend the week
end with Mrs. Roger Brown. Mrs. Fol-
lett and Mrs. Brown and baby Jose
phine are expected in Fargo Monday. |
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One OF the first events OF next week
and one in which large number of |
the Fargo young people are interested |
ls the dancing party to be given by |
the Ell zagaI patrol on Monday even
Ing In the ball room of the Masonic /
temple. One OF the popular orchestras
VIII play and most enjoyable time
ls promised.
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One OF the most pIeasant events ~
he late fall was the Thanksgiving So
sial evening given by the congregation
u the First M. e. church in the church
1arlors last evening. There were n
arge number present, both OF old
members and new and most delight
III hour or two Of social intercourse
vas spent A very pleasing pro-
OF music and readings was
endered. Mrs. j. M. Walters and Miss
clara Pollock favored the assembly
With a piano duet and the church
luartette, composed of Mrs. Jardine.
Mss Blakeslee, Paul Bunce and Mr..
steele, sang In their usual clever man
Ter. Mrs. Hutchinson, who has re-
emily come to Fargo to take charge
4 the department of expression at
ne Fargo college conservatory, de-
lshted all with a couple of excellent
When the supper hour ar
ived, cards were passed among the
uests, prettily decorated with a small
umpkin and bearing numbers, those
iven the ladies corresponding with
hose handed the gentlemen. The
ards were matched and in this way
he gentlemen found the ladies whom
hey shauld take to supper. A delicious
'hanksgiv ng repast was served in the
urge diningroom by the ladies' Of the
hurch. The company dispersed at an
arly hour and everyone felt that the
Inc spent had been most profitable
nd an endeayor will be made to bring
be people OF the church together in
nese delightful social evenings off,
ner.
On Tuesday evening OF next week
he class of young men under the
ERECTION or Rev. J. Nj. walters in the J
irst M. p. Sunday school viii give |
banquet in the pariors OF the church.
he AFFAIR Is the result OF a member !
hip campaign and the young men an ,
cipate most delightful evening.
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Mrs. r. X. Keller of Fifth avenue !
outh entertained tho executive COM {
littee and chairman OF the Ladies'
Id society OF the First M. e. church
his afternoon at her home. The time
'as spent most informally in social
The Fortnightly club win meet on ,
fonday afternoon for their regular
leeting at the home of Mrs. w. L.
rockwell at SIT Fourth avenue south.
instead OF the regular meeting place. :
his will be an open meeting, when | :
ach OF the members will be allowed /
0 bring friend. Mrs Carroll A. Nye
9iI read selections from The Piper !