The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-23
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Social Notes

Miss Nora Rasmussen is visiting
friends in Cleveland, o., for short
time.
G. e. Reynolds will return to Fargo
tomorrow morning from Minneapolis
where he has been attending the auto
show.
Miss Mable A. Case OF st. Peter,
Mimi, is the guest Of Mrs. Sidney d.
Adams Of Seventh avenue North for
two weeks.
The Musical club will meet with Mrs.
Klinsmann at her home on Sixth street
south next Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Rubinstein will be the SUBJ
ject for study.
The Century club will give large
colonial party this evening in the
Knights of Columbus hall. A most de-
lghtful time Is anticipated by a large
number of Fargos society people.
Friends of Mrs. c. A. Roberts are
glad to welcome her out again after a
serious attack of pneumonia, Mrs.
Roberts having been i'll since her re-
turn from Minneapolis month ago.
A number of young friends very
cleverly surprised Miss Lucille Wood
yesterday afternoon at her home The
decorations, entertainment and favors
were prettily carried out in George
Washington sentiments and a jolly
afternoon was spent.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club met with Mrs. N. G. Anderson at
her home on Eighth avenue south yes
terday afternoon. Luncheon was
served at 1880 and bridge was played
during the afternoon. Mrs. r. K. KEEL
Ter Won the handsome prize.
F. r. Bartles expects to leave sun
day evening for Spokane, to which
point he has been promoted. Mrs.
Bartles and little daughter, Virginia,
will leave about March Is for the east.
They will visit Mrs. Bartles former
home in Clearield, Pa, and at several
other eastern points.
The Ladies Catholic order OF For
esters gave a delightful card party
yesterday in Prizes hall. A large num-
Der of ladies attended and the affair
was good success financially and
socially. The game was euchre and
Mrs. Hugh Corrigan won first prize
and Mrs. James German second. Aft
er the game delicious refreshments
were served.
A dinner given Saturday, Feb. 49,,
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Dynes
at their home near Gardner, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jarvis of Han
ley, Sask., will not soon be forgotten
by those who were fortunate enough
to be present About thirty guests
partook of the bountiful dinner spread
by the hostess, assisted by Miss Lucy
Cockburn and Fern Dynes, both of the
A. C. The afternoon was enioyably
spent in social intercourse, music and
several readings by the Misses Cock
burn and Dynes, and Roy and Elmer
Dynes were greatly enjoyed. All pres
ent were glad to meet Mr.. and Mrs
Jarvis, old residents Of that section,
again; and the few hours spent with
them and the host and hostess were
thoroughly enjoyed.
One OF the prettiest parties Of the
season and one which was largely at.
tended by the society matrons of the
city was that given yesterday after.
noon by Mrs. E. 7. Hunlin and Mrs.
A. J. Danstrom at the home of the
latter on Roberts street. A hand
somely appointed luncheon was serv-
ed upon the arrival Of the guests, the
dainty card tables being lighted with
candles prettily shaded in the national
colors. Flags and bunting with like.
nesses Of the great president were in.
evidence everywhere and dainty log
covered with cherries and filled with
candy made unique favors. Red and
white tulips were placed about the
rooms in attractive ways and lent
their beauty to the scene. Mrs. C. n.
Blakeslee won first prize, Mrs. Neil