The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-16
Social Notes


to Mayville today.
Mrs. Ben Glaze left yesterday for
the western part Of the state.
Miss Jennie Hodgson will leave soon
for Los Angeles, Cal, to visit with
friends and relatives.
The Parish Guild of the Gethsemane
cathedral met with Mrs. r. C. Akeley,
ll1b Tenth street north this after
noon.
Mrs. Fred Brown of Wheatland and
sister, Miss Stewart were in the city
yesterday shopping and saw Miss Mo-
body from Starland last night.
Mrs e. T. Hunkins and Mrs. A. J.
Danstrom have at home cards out for
Feb. 20 at 40S Roberts street at 2
o'clock. Bridge will be the pastirne.
Fl. G. Ritch, the popular traveller
has left the Gardner hotel on a trip
through South Dakota. His family
will leave about March 1, for Sioux
Falls.
The Sunbeam circle will meet this
afternoon with Miss Burnice Gestie at
her home on Second avenue north.
After short business meeting games
and luncheon will be enjoyed.
Friends of Mrs Tracey, who lives
with her daughter, Mrs Geo. Compton
OF the Pioneer Life building regret to
learn that she is very i'll with pneu-
monia. John Tracey, her son, arrived
yesterday from Valley city.
Tomorrow evening is the time set
for the next ID. b. c. Athletic associa-
ton dance, which win be given in the
knights of Columbus hail Good music
and delightful time has been ar
ranged. Invitations must be present
ed at the door.
e. G. Shaw, the well known sales
man is patient at st. Johns hos
pital, where he went for an opera
ton. 1t is understood he is doing
very we'll and his host of friends hope
he will be about in a few days with
his old accustomed smile
The Afternoon Luncheon Bridge club
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs
r. X. Keller of Fifth avenue south
was served at $3.50 and an
game Of bridge was play
ed, Mrs. e. A. Wilson winning the
prize. Mrs. N. c. Anderson will en-
terrain the club next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Christianson have
invitations out to their friends to the
of their daughter, Miss Olga
Marie to Kulius G. Johnson. The
will take place at the Trinity
Lutheran church in Moorhead, Wed
nesday, Feb %. The young people
will be at home after April 5, at s07
Fourth street south, Moorhead.
A unique form Of entertainment is
'eing planned by the committee in
'harge for the. Colonial party, which |
axes place Monday night. 1t is to
De powder and patch party. The |
aides will wear their hair high and |
powdered as in Washington's time, and |
lchus will be worn with the usual |
party gowns in colonial style. The |
gentlemen will be dressed as usual. |
Colonial decorations will be used and
With the natural beauty of the X. of
:. hall viii form a pretty back ground
.or the gowns of the ladies. I
~ ptGLly SdApEASS WaS dIIduECu OH |
Tuesday evening by Mrs. c. d. Blakes-
zee and Mrs. Gordon Nesbitt for Mrs |
.. e. Taylor at her home on Tenth |
street north. The occasion was I'm |
honor of Mrs. Talyor's birthday ami
which occurred on st. VAL |
,ntine's day. Bridge was the eve
ling's entertainment and Mrs. Taylor |
Won the ladies' head prize and Mr.. |
3lakeslee the gentlemen's head prize. |
sixteen guests were present and after
he game dainty luncheon was served |
With charming appointments. Daffodils
,raced the rooms and added their |
,heer to the delightful evening.
Tuesday evening at her home on
Fourth avenue north, Miss Inez
entertained at kitchen |
hover for Miss Olive Barnhart, who |
s to be a bride of the coming month. |
rhe house was decorated in red bells
md hearts and red and white car
lations. an the color scheme of red |
and white was carried out in the I
andes and luncheon. The evening
vas spent with music and social
slime, after which delightful /
luncheon was served. Miss Barnhart /
vas the recipient of a great many /
useful kitchen utensils. as well as
'Ienty Of good advice from the young |
aides. The guests departed at
late hour, wishing Miss Barnhart |