The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-24
Social Notes


Saturday to spend the summer ait Lake
Melissa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dun of Maple
ton were the guests of Mrs. Anna
shepperd yesterday.
G. wv. Grinth and Geo. Dolen. two
popular business men Of Bismarck,
motored In from that city, distance
of about 216 miles in eight hours and
Atty 1--WE minutes Monday.
Mrs. James Morrow al little son
have completed delightful three
weeks visit with friends In the city,
and left today for their home at Moore.
Mont. Mr.. Morrow, who accompanied
them to Fargo, left for Moore about y
week ago.
most enjoyable event of last
evening was the social time which took
place in Prizes hall after the regular
business meeting and initiation Of the
Yeomen. A large number of the young
people OF the lodge were present and
few hours passed quickly In dancing
which was followed by the serving of
light refreshments.
The Fortnightly club, one of the
most prominent in Fargo club circles,
held its final meeting Of the season
Monday afternoon. After roll call
which was responded to with ideas
on the sociological subject, selections
from Ida Tarbell were read by Mrs
Klinsman, Mrs. McEnroe and Miss
Bergh, along the line of The American
Woman's Awakening. Al committee
was named to confer with Prof. e. e.
Ladd along the lines OF civic improve
ment as regards to waste paper, gar
bage, etc, A fine course of study and
work has been outlined for the coming
season, by the programme committee,
and there is no doubt but that the
work of the club during the past year
has been a most excellent one. The
organization of the Washington and
Longfellow Neighborhood clubs alone
was work of widespreading benefit,
and the programmes offered there were
much appreciated by the people of
the neighborhood as was shown by
the increasing attendance at each
meeting.
A pretty event in Moorhead society
was the shower given yesterday after
noon by Mrs Reed and Mrs. A. s.
Kingsford in honor of Miss Mozelle
Weld, charming daughter of Pres. and
Mrs. #. A. Weld of Eighth street south
Moorhead, who is to be a bride in
June. The affair took place at the
home Of Mrs. A. s. Kingsford on
Ninth street south in Moorhead, which
was indeed pretty with fragrant hon.
eysuckle, lilacs and carnations. About
sixty guests were present and the
young guest Of honor was showered
with a most pleasing variety Of kitchen
utensils. Amid much jollity the young
bride-to-be was duly questioned and
examined In regard to her knowledge
of housekeeping lore. by a staid band
of twelve of Moorhead's most sue
oessful artists in that line formidably
bedecked in cap and apron, symbols
of the profession. After her examiners
had been sufficiently satisfied as TO
her knowledge OF the pretty bright
articles they were turned over to her
keeping with many well wishes for
her success in her own home. The
afternoon was closed with the serv-
ing of a delicious luncheon The bride
is one OF Moorheads most popular
young ladies and will be the recipient
Of q number of delightful AFFAIRS.
The Philathea Bible class Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church were
the happy participants OF an automo-
bile ride last evening. They started
from the parsonage at 7:15, after
which they returned and partook of
refreshments. This class was organ
lied some few months ago with only
the small number of four or five young
ladies. With the united interest OF
these young ladies they have increased
their number to over thirty. They or
gaized under the direction of their
teacher, Mrs. J. M. walters. elected
their officers and drew up the articles
M constitution, which were sent to
the national organization of Philathea
classes and received q framed char
Yer. which hangs In the Sunday school
loom OF the church In honor of the
class. 1t is the desire OF this class 10
tome in contact with ali young ladies'
who are strangers In the city and have
no Sunday school or church home. Al
committee of two or three entertain
the elias seach month or SO to become
acquainted with their new members
and continue the growing interest
Miss Margaret Hood and Miss Anna
F1nks, with the help OF Mrs. J. MI.
Walters, were the hostesses OF the
above planned social evening. The
young ladies presented Mrs. Walters
with handsome set of bread and