The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
Social Notes


Editor Long OF The Egeland Enter
prise Ia In the city today on business
and calling on hts friends.
Col Pat Neary Of Buffalo il spend
ina the day in the city. He brought
along some implements OF war.
Miss Mary schornack Of Perham
MINI. IL visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M. j,
Daily Of Third avenue south for ten
days.
Edward German OF Chicago, who
has been In Portland, Ore. for several
months, stopped Off at Buffalo to see
his uncle Colonel Neary and Is being
shown the sights in Fargo today.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Walton Of the park
apartments returned home Tuesday
from trip through the east. Mrs.
walton has spent the past two months
with friends and relatives In st. Louis
and points in Illinois and Wisconsin
and was met the middle of last month
py Mr. Walton, who returned with her
via the twin cities and Chicago.
The congregation of the FIRST M. T..
church are looking forward to this
evening with great deal Of pleasure,
when all new members Of the congre-
cation, as well as the old members Of
the church and their friends. will meet
in the church parlors for a Thanksriv-
ing social evening. There viii be a
luncheon In keeping with the season
and most enjoyable time is promised.
A very peasant evening was enjoyed
by the young people of the Swedish
Baptist church last evening in the
church parlors, when they celebrated
their annual reunion The time was
spent informally and an excellent pro-
gramrne OF music proved most enter
tanning. The young people OF this
union are making their society strong
err all the while and are becoming most
helpful to their pastor in religious
work. They wish to extend an invi-
tatfon to all young people to visit their
O'Clock Sunday afternoon meetings.
They always have interesting pro-
grafnnies on each Sunday afternoon
and as the English language Is used.
the services are interesting to any who
care Co attend. Students are es-
pecially invited to these gatherings.
One OF tine most unique and beauti-
fully planned events OF the season was
the reception given yesterday after
noon from 80 to $50 by two charm
ing little girls In regular grown-up
fashion. The aim or the hosfesses OF
this occasion was to show the older
people that small girls could give real
grown-up affairs and accordingly ev-
erything was planned and cleverly car
cied out according to rules. The in
vitations we're issued by Mrs. Sherman
and Miss Dougherty to eight Of their
friends to meet Miss Mae Buck Of
Yellowstone park. The hostesses re-
ceived their guests in grown-up cos
TUNES and after each had been given
an opportunity to meet the honor
guest. frappe and waters were served.
Later finch was introduced and a live
" game enjoyed. After the cards had
been put away, the dining room was
thrown open and a delicious chatting
dish luncheon was perfectly served In
courses. The decorations for the table
and throughout the rooms were car
ried out In pink and white. and in
compliment to her nostesses the honor
guest Of the occasion wore a pretty
gown of pink and white. Out -of town
guests, costumed for the occasion i'm
handsome gowns, were Miss BEN
ningon of Minneapolis and Miss Brown
of Chicago. The afternoon was a most
delightful one and each detail was
carried out with precision and