The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-10
CARD PARTY WAS
GREAT SUCCESS
BEAUTIFUL SOCIAL AFFAIR TEND
Erred THE VISITING LADIES OF
THE U. c. 7. BY FARGO LADIES
YESTERDAY AFTERNooN-sEv-
ERAL PRIZES AWARDED.

The card party and luncheon yes
terday for the ladies Of the u. G. T.
was a huge success. Luncheon was
served promptly at IL o'clock and was
delicious, consisting Of several courses.
Every detail was perfect and the beau,
tiful hall was indeed attractive. Lunch
con was served from fifty small tables
and after the last course had been
cleared away cards were brought inn
mediately to enable the ladies to con-
clude the game and the choosing OF
the prizes in time for the aviation ex-
hibition. The guests were welcomed
by committee consisting of Mrs. w.
p. Hunt, chairman, and Mesdames Nc
Kellar, Shelton, Christianson, Bestic,
Blakeslee, Rockwell and Alta Oman.
At each place a pretty bouquet of
yellow daisies was placed with the
exception Of those of Mrs. Rodgers and
Mrs. Ellis. At the place of Mrs. Rod
gers an exquisite bouquet of orchids
was placed, and at that of Mrs. Ellis
La France roses and lilies of the val
ley. At the conclusion of the game
Mrs. Rodgers was presented with the
sent as one of the prizes, and Mrs.
Ellis with a handsome cut glass COM
pote. Each of the other honor guests
were presented with a handsome
American Beauty rose. The honor guests
besides Mrs. Rodgers, wife of the su-
preme counselor, and Mrs. Ellis, wife
of the grand councillor, were Mesdames
Dresser of st. Paul, Cox of Winnipeg,
Clarkson of Albert Lea, Mimi; " r.
Lowell, M. A. Baldwin and Frank
Treat.
The places won and prizes chosen
were as follows:
Mrs. Tisdale, lemonade pitcher over
wrought with silver. the gift Of Con-
gresham Hanna.
Mrs. c. E. Jones. Lisbon. silver
sandwich plate.
Mrs. Geo. Mason. Duluth, cut glass
bowl.
Mrs. Emory, Grand Forks. $40 pair
blankets.
Mrs. Cox, Winnipeg. chocolate pitch
er.
Mrs. Hitchcock. Crookston. cut glass
bowl.
Mrs. C. W. Ingals, Duluth. cut glass
bowl.
Mrs. L, c. Parkhurst. saltwater,
ladies' bag.
Miss velo. crookston. chocolate
pitcher.
Mrs. j. p. Hardy, ladies' bag.
Mrs. C. G. Owen, Fargo, set of
dishes, o. j. deLendrecie Co. Fargo.
Mrs. A. c. Bierman, cut glass dish
oval.
Mrs. Frentzel, Fargo, twenty-button
kid gloves.
Mrs. Harry Curtis, Winnipeg.
Mrs. Nels Hanson, Fargo, lace scarf
Miss Alta Oman, Fargo, silver
spoon
Miss Alta Ashelman. Fargo. comb
and brush.
Mrs. King, Fargo, silver spoon.
Mrs. Blake, Fargo, box paper.
Mrs. Stevens, Fargo. box paper.
Miss Siegfried, Fargo, silver spoon.
Mrs. c. J. Nord, Fargo, silver
spoon.
Mrs. Geo. Richardson, Fargo. box
candy.
Mrs. Getty, Crookston, jelly.
Mrs. A. r. Fuller, Crookston. town
and country shirtwaist.
Mrs. Pastoret Fargo, hat; A. l..
Moody, Fargo.
Mrs. Ryan, Dickinson, box paper
Mrs. Rose Hart, Providence, r. L
jelly.
Mrs. A. Joseph, Fargo, jelly.
Mrs. Lewis Hart, Fargo, jelly.
Mrs. w. w. Barton, Fargo, jelly.
Mrs. Graystone, Minneapolis, jelly.
Mrs. c. /. Cross, Fargo, velvet top
shoes.
Miss Audrey cramer, Fargo, box
paper
Mrs. summerfeld, Fargo, town and
country shirtwaist.
Mrs. A. w. Beals, Fargo. silver
spoon.
Mrs. H. A. Mason, Fargo, jelly.
Mrs. Bake, Fargo, Jelly.