The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-04
- OF Interest to the Fair Sex -
Social Notes

Grand Forks Times; +. o. Kelsoen
G. b. Blade and l.. Spencer Baxter are
visitors from Fargo.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Firsl
Noregian Lutheran church will meet
with Mrs. H. Sorenson of the Burrell
flats Friday afternoon at $3.50.
Thomas Mccoy and daughter. Anas-
tacia, Of Grandin, who have been in
this city during the past week with
friends, returned to their home Tues
day afternoon to spend the summer.
one Of the pretty affairs Of the week
was the luncheon given Wednesday by
Mrs. r. e. Corson OF Eighth street
south, for her sister, Mrs. w. w. Fox
of Grand Rapids, Mich, who is her
guest
Mrs. Roger Brown and bright little
daughter, Josephine, and mother, Mrs
Reid, of Detroit arrived this morning
and will be the guests Of Mrs. G. o.
Follett and Mrs. p. Brown for couple
Of weeks.
Mrs. Geo. S. Churchill of Casselton
is the guest Of Mrs. William Staples
and was among the guests who attended
the handsome function given yesterday
by Mrs. M. A. Baldwin of Fifth ave-
nue. south.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Stern returned
last evening from pleasant trip to
New York, Chicago and Atlantic City,
which lasted about six weeks. Miss
Adah Stern, who accompanied them,
remained in st. Paul with friends for a
short time and will return next week.
An event which will be largely at
tended by the ladies OF the city will be
the euchre party given by the Degree
OF Honor ladies in the A. o. u. w. hall
tomorrow afternoon from o'clock un-
til 5. There will be dainty hand paint
ed prizes and luncheon will be serv-
ed.
The Woman's Boarding Home asso-
citation will meet Friday afternoon at
8 o'clock at the home, on Eighth street
south. The president of the associa-
ton requests a large attendance as inn
portant business will be discussed.
Anyone who is interested in the work
of sthe home is welcome TO attend the
meeting.
An interesting affair Of this after
noon viii be the joint meeting of the
Longfellow and Washington Neighbour
hood clubs at the Washington school.
Mrs. Geo. Hancock will speak on
Travel Talk. AS many of the members
of the clubs as possible will attend
as Mrs. Hancock is very popular and
interesting speaker.
On Saturday evening the three
pledges of the Eta Chi Omega sorority
OF Fargo college entertained the MEM
bers of the sorority at a goose chase
party. A jolly time was spent the
fore part of the evening, when the
young ladies were sent from place to
place with instructions which were
carrieGpput amid much laughter The
last place Of the chase was the home
of Miss Adelaids Whiting and the
eight young ladies were served with
delicious refreshments.
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin will be a charm
ing hostess this afternoon at the Sec
ond of a series of delightful parties
which she is giving this week at her
home on Fifth avenue south. About
thirty-four ladies were entertained
yesterday with pretty appointments,
the rooms being very attractive with
American beauty roses and carnations.
Luncheon was served from the small
card tables first, and afterwards a
lively game of euchre was played Mrs.
Frederick II. Bailey. Mrs. j. III. Grady
and Mrs. E. G. Cooper won the hand
some prizes Out of town guests were
Mrs. g. S. Churchill and Mrs #. w.
McRoberts of Casselton.
A large number of the ladies of Far
go are planning to attend the meeting
of the Woman's federation which will
be held at Mayville next Saturday.
Delegates will be sent from the diff
ferent clubs and others, who are men,
bers Of the clubs will probaly attend.
The ladies at Mayville are planning
several very pretty affairs for the
visiting ladies of this district and a
most instructive and interesting time
will no doubt be enjoyed. The con-
vention lasts but one day, and with the
present train service IL is possible for
the party to leave here in the morning
and return In the evening. The dele
gates from the Fargo clubs are as fol-
lows The Round Table win be repre-
scented by Mrs. M. G. Young, president
OF the State Federation Of Womens
clubs; Mrs. Shepperd and Mrs. Geo.
HOLSTER; the Fortnightly club by Mrs.
f. Fl. Wilder, Mrs. w. FL. Best. Mrs.
Matte Davis, Mrs. r. 70. Weible.
Mrs. G. #. Amidon Mrs. II. M. Pol
lock and Mrs. r.. I'll. Bush; the wo-
mans club by Mrs. M. "A. Hildreth, and
Mrs. NJ A. Baldwin; the Boy View
club by Mrs. Laura b. Flanders. and
the Musical club by Miss Marie Nc
Cormick, Mrs. w. S. Starnbaugh,