The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-08
Social Notes

Crookston Times: Miss Agnes Hal
land of Fargo was the guest of Miss
Holkesvig this morning between trains
on her way to Mcintosh. where she
win teach domestic science in the
school
Mrs. otto w. Nelson and little
dauhter. Emma. returned to their home
in Minneapolis yesterday morning
after pleasant week at the home of
President and Mrs. Worst, Mr., Nell
son having returned earlier In the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Moody. and Mr..
and Mrs Howard Moody accompanied
by their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Moody arrived in the city last even-
ing from the east where they have
spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Moody will spend some time
in the two cities with their sons
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Smith of Seattle
left this morning for Minneapolis and
eastern points after a pleasant visit
with DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Cox Of Third
avenue south. Mrs. Smith is a sister
Of Mrs. Cox and she and her husband
will return to their western home after
few weeks visit in the east.
A party Of the young college men
of the city are entertaining at a dane
| ing party this evening at, Prizes hall.
| The affair lis given as reunion for
| the young people who are soon to
leave the city for various winter oc-
equations at other places, Good mu-
sic has been secured and q jolly time
is anticipated. sew uaa5t
A most interesting meeting Of the
| /. v. C. society was held yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. T. Miller on Tenth street south
The rooms were very pretty with
bowls OF garden flowers and the aft
ernoon hours were spent pleasantly
/ with needlework and chat. At
o'clock delicious luncheon was serv-
ed. the hostess being gracefully as
sisted by her daughters Miss Frances
Miller and Mrs. Hyatt of Phoenix
Ariz.
A pleasant informal affair Of last
evening was the farewell party giver
at the home Of Prof. and Mrs. A. e
| Minard of Thirteenth street north II
honor Of Miss Faith Prindle, who
leaves Saturday to make her home
with her brother, DR.. e. A. Prindle al
Cherokee, la. The evening was speni
with games and at a convenient hour
a dainty collation. was served. Tel
young people were invited for thu
evening an out o8-town guest beint
George Randall OF st. Louis, who Il
visiting Max and George Waldron. MIR
Randall leaves tomorrow morning 70
his home.
one of the prettiest kitchen and pa
per showers OF the season was givel
Yesterday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Thomas Torson of Moorhead
! when she and Mrs w. ID. Titus wer,
hostesses in honor Of Miss Ruby Pilot
a bride.elect Of next month. Tn
J rooms were most attractive with |
| wealth OF garden flowers in red AM
} white and the dainty refreshment
} which were served at the close Of tn
afternoon were also In those colors
A very clever idea of the hostesse
was to hide the various packages abou
the house and aided by music plays
soft or loud as she neared the hidlni
places. Miss Pilot was made to searcl
for her gifts. Mrs. Lewis presided a
the plano. When opened bewilderin
display OF kitchen utensils and pape
articles to be used In the bride-to-be'
new home. After the presents ha
been duly admired, short time wa
1 spent in sewing and chat, the refresh
ments being served at convenien
time. The idea of paper shower IL
new one. and the articles which wer
: given to the bride were boxes OF not
paper, stationery. cook books. recipe
q asbestos holders, doilies for table dec
!! orations, calling cards, etc An uniqu
4 idea or these hostesses was carried o.
i in q shower OF recipes, which fell abos