The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-12
- Of Interest to the Fair Sex :.
Social Notes

A fine baby boy arrived this morn
ng at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. r.
swanson of go Seventh avenue north.
Mrs. L. p. Swensen and little daugh-
Ter, Sylvie. left yesterday to join Mr..
Swensen ct Devils Lake. They will
probably make their home in that city.
Mrs. w. s. Porte returned to her
home at Casselton yesterday after
spending few days with her son, w.
70. Elder and wife of Third avenue
north.
Mrs. John Wooledge and DR.. Eliza
beth Rindlaub were hostess at cards
this afternoon complimentary to their
mother. Mrs. NJ Fl. Rindlaub OF Platte
vile, Wis, who Is their guest for few
weeks.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. Frank Fee
and Mrs. Larter have returned from
Marvel where they were among the
large company of guests at the we'd
ding OF Miss Margaret Bushau, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bushau of that place, and Mart Eaton
OF F'osston, MINI. The marriage cere-
mony at the church was followed by
an elaborate dinner service at the
home Of the brides parents, covers be-
ing laid for 100 guests, and in the
evening large reception was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton will make their
home in Fargo and win be at home
after June 1.
The music committee assisted by the
official board of the Broadway M. e.
church entertained the choir ar a very
enjoyable progressive luncheon party
last evening at the home of M. and
Mrs. r. L. Perry. A splendid pr3-
gramme of music was rendered after
the last course of the luncheon had
been partaken Of and several mentions
were made of the faithful and efficient
services of the choir during the year.
The rooms were very prettily decorated
with pink and white carnations, which
were also used as favors. The affairs
was a most delightful success and was
thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated by
the members of the choir.
Those who have been interested in
the work of the Associated Charities
and the visiting nurse will be pleased
to learn that they have been success
full in having established a public bath
at the Washington school, which will
be under the supervision Of Miss Rob-
inson and an attendant. The baths
were opened yesterday and the Jewish
girls were given the use of the baths
rom until o'clock. About twelve
title girls took advantage of this OPP
ortunity. This afternoon the Jewish
bys will be given the opportunity of
taking use Of the baths from 4 until
O'Clock. Yesterday three young ladies
I'm the normal assisted in the dress
Ig rooms and today three attendants
Jll be asked to assist Miss Robson.
5morrow morning the christian chill
cen will make use OF the baths. The
Ays will be taken care OF from 1880
Rtil 1880 and the girls in the after
BON from o'clock until 5. The chill
ZEN respond heartily to the opportun-
OF making use of the two bath tubs
i'd one shower which have been in
allied by the board OF education for
leir benefit.
One Of the delightful events of the
eek was the thimbIe bee given at the
Eoman's Boarding home by five
aembers of the board, Mrs. X. I'll.
fallarian, Mrs. w. l.. Nichols, Mrs.
sotts, Mrs Balls and Mrs. Stowe.
each lady invited four OF her friends
md the afternoon was spent pleasant
" in chat over needlework and en-
'olling the names of the new members,
which was the object of the occasion.
One of the enjoyable features Of the
Afternoon was the piano selections by
Miss Florence Gormley. who is one
OF the promising young musical arti-
lists of local conservatory. At 4:30
a delicious luncheon was served In the
spacious dining room, Mrs. Mallarian
I presiding at the coffee urn and grace
fully assisted by Mrs. Bolts and Mrs.
Balls. The luncheon was served In
two courses, and covers were laid for
twenty. The tables were very pref
tily decorated with fuchsias and ferns,
with charming effect. After luncheon
the new members were taken about
the home, and many remarks were
heard on every side of the excellent
management, and clean. homelike,