The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-20
* OF Interest to the Fair Sex ~
Social Notes

Max Stern has left for weeks trip
70 Chicago.
Joe Lamont has returned from bus
hess trip to Foreman.
Mrs. c. b. HAY and Miss olive
Footer Of Mapleton were guests in the
City yesterday.
Mrs. Powers has returned from de-
aightful few months visit with her
laughter, Mrs. Lewis Paige Of Berth
BID.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith and
laughter, Miss Adele, and son, Pome-
roy, are expected home Sunday from
their extended trip through Europe
and the west. They arrived in Seattle
about week ago and are now on their
way home.
The Loyal Temperance Legion silver
medal contest which is to be given this
evening in the Y M. G. A. auditorium
promises to be most interesting one.
The programme will begin at o'clock
and Mrs. G. M. Baker will contribute a
piano solo. There will also be boys
quartette and several other very good
musical numbers. Miss Kirk, the state
trainer for medal contests win con-
fribute number Of readings. All are
cordially invited to attend.
A large number of friends regret
the departure soon of Mr.. and Mrs.
81. ]. Gibson and daughters, Misses
Ethel and Beatrice, of Eighth street
al -,
polls. Mr.. Gibson is special agent for
the N. w. Fire and Marine Insurance
CO.., an da recent promotion neces-
STATED moving to Minneapolis. Best
wishes for success are extended from
many Fargo friends. Miss Beatrice
~ graduate Of the local high cFool
this year and Miss Ethel is a student
81 Fargo college.
Miss Elvira Rasmussen Of North
Broadway entertained the f. o. r. club
Of Fargo college last evening. The
early part of the evening was speSt
~ games and music and later a de-
Hcious five course dinner was served.
The decorations were prettily carried
put in green and red. the club colors,
large vase Of red carnations and ferns
Sracing the center Of the table. After
9inner the young ladies enjoyed a box
party at the Grand. The club consists
of eight young ladies and they enjoyed
most delightful evening.
en- Friday evening the juniors of the
nigh school viii give their last dane
ing party of the year and a most en-
Joyable time is anticipated Two dane
ing parties have already taken place
curing the winter months and were
largely attended by the young society
people of the city. The best music
has been secured and the floor Of
Prizes hall where these happy affairs
are being given, is ideal for dancing.
The seniors of the high school will
participate in two more social affairs.
the junior-senior banquet and the
alumni banquet.
Cue Of the most pleasant social
events Of the year was the reception
rendered the new members received
during the past year by the congrega-
ton and the Mems club of the Eng
fish, Lutheran church at the church
parlors last evening. Musical seIec-
tions in the form of vocal and instru-
mental were ably rendered by Mrs.
Dodsley, Mrs. Bohman and Miss John
son with Mrs. DIR. Brown, piano accom-
PIANIST, followed by selections from the
Junior choir. A short address was de-
livered by N. Nessen of Duluth, Mimi.
who spoke Of the progress made in the
past years BY St Marks congrega-
tion in the erection of their beautiful
church edifice. which he said was in
deed credit to Fargo. Over 500 peo-
pie enjoyed the delicious refreshments
served by the ladies of the church
after which a sociable chat INDUCED In
ended the evenings entertainment.
Exceedingly charming in its appoint
ments was the afternoon tea given yes
terday by Mrs. William Moulton at her
North Broadway home for Miss Ken
nedy popular bride of next Tuesday
The guests arrived at o'clock and
spent an hour in dainty needlewcrk for
the bride and at short time after A
O'Clock they were ushered into the
dining room and seated at an exdui-
sitely decorated table. The rooms
throughout were fragrant with pink
roses, but the dining room was es-
pecially pretty. In the center of the
handsome round topped table was a
huge basket Of roses and each plate
was tiny gold basket with bow Of
pink ribbon, upon which the names
were written. The honor guests place
was designated with bouquet of lilies
of the valley and roses. Artificial
lights were used above and upon the