The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-04
Social Notes

social events have taken place this
week in Fargo society circles and sew
eral card parties on a small scale.
The Colonial cotillion Monday even
ing and a card party Thursday after
noon given by Mrs. S. Birch, the social
evening given by Miss Emily Morgan
and the two dancing parties Friday
evening, one by the high school
juniors and the other by the FL Zagel
patrool complete the list Of larger
parties.
Other social events no less interest
ing were: Miss Evelyn Patterson
gave a farewell party for Miss Eugenia
Craver; Miss Adah Stern entertained
at a sewing bee; Miss Dorothy Ball
gave a birthday party; Miss Maple
Bowers entertained a group of young
lady friends: Mrs. r. *. Keller gave
luncheon for her mother; Mrs. n. n.
Kios gave a birthday stag party for
her son Arthur's birthday: Mrs. JOS
eph Pull entertained informally at
cards; Mrs. r. A. Wilson entertained
the Afternoon Bridge club; Mrs. j. P.
Hardy entertained the O. II. S. Even
ing Bridge club; Master Robert Rusch
gave a birthday party; Father NC
Geough entertained the cast OF What
Became of Parker; Mrs. B. A. Wilbur
gave a birthday dinner; the Ellis gave
a dancing party; Miss Margaret Hol-
lister entertained the L. o. club. and
Mrs. c. c. Dickinson. of Dilworth,
gave a dinner in honor Of her brother.
Guests in the city this week were:
Mr.. Price and Mrs. Gilman of Sioux
Falls with Mrs. Charles Bland; Mrs.
Jud Colby Of Gardner with Mrs. Tom
Collins; James Tracey of St. Thomas
college with Father Egan; Miss Gill
bert of Superior Wis, with Mrs. j.
6. Frame; Mr. and Mrs. Star and Joe
Fbentire of Binford, n. D.; c. Fl.
Brustad of Tioga, Mrs. II. H Hall, OF
Rugby. with Mrs S. L. Lamont; Mrs.
sam RosenthaI of Grand Forks, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hart; Attorney
Murtha Of Dickinson; Alexander
Moug, of Ayr: w. E. Clark of Tower
City: Miss Ada Powers Of Portland
with Miss May Kelley; Mrs. Young Of
Surrey; Miss Barbara Cook, of Grand
Forks; n K. Matson, of New Rock
ford: Mrs. f. Y. Sarles, Of Hillsboro,
and J. Thordarson of Esmond.
Those leaving the city this week
were: John jacobson and son, Harry,
to Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. III. e.
Magill went east; VIM. Rosen to Bis
marck; Miss Anna Hendry to Chicago;
Sam Stern to Minneapolis; VIM.
stern to the twin cities; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Smith and daughter Miss Adele,
to Honolulu; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ever
hart to Grand Forks; Mrs. Guy Stan
ton to Portage, Wis. Robert McCul-
loch to Bismarck; Miss Edythe Grasse
to Bismarck, and Mrs. ]. l.. Graves to
Oregon.
Among those returning from trips
to other places were: Miss Anna Ulio
from the west: Mrs. c. c. Schuyler
from Minneapolis Addison Leech from
Williston: Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Barnes
from Grand Forks; Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
MouIton from Minneapolis; and Mrs.
viii Cloutier and Mrs. Claud Nugent
from Minneapolis.
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Very cleverly arranged was the en-
tertainment given Wednesday even
ing by Judge Hanson and Prof. ]. G.
Halland for Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Olson
who are leaving soon for Los Angeles,
Cal. An elaborate and handsomely
appointed dinner was served at 7
o'clock at the Gardner. The table
was attractive with lilies and covers
We're laid for twenty four. About 8
O'Clock the guests repaired TO the
home of Professor Halland on Tenth
avenue north, where a very enjoyable
evening was spent in music and sew
eral speeches were enthusiastically
received. Judge Hanson and Profess
sor Halland spoke as hosts express
ing much good will and wishes for a
happy journey. r. o. Belland, also,
was called upon and spoke we'll. Mr..
and Mrs. Olson responded gracefully.
The guests did not dishurse until l
o'clock when they left feeling that the
evening had been one of the most
pleasant of their lives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Olson and little daughter will leave
Wednesday on their trip and will re-
main away about three months.
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The ball given by the FL Zagal pa
troll last evening in the Masonic
temple was in every way a flattering
success. About fifty couples attend
ed and fully enjoyed the evening. This
Is the last party of the series Of
Nree which were planned by the
committee, but 1t is rumored larg-
er and more elaborate ball is being
thought of to be given little later.
The three parties which have been
given this winter by the patrol have
been very popular and if another is
given the crowd will be even larger
Frappe was served during the even
ing and the committee in charge was
composed Of Harold Sorenson, Clar-
ence Johnson and Charles Rogers. An
other number of the Ell Zagars pro-
gramme for the winter will he the
concert given by Clarence Eddy the
latter part of March, which will be