The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-04
Social Notes

MISS Abigail IWlchel is visiting in
Tower City this week
Miss Blanchette has returned from
ten days visit in st. Paul
Mrs. E. nj. Patton Of Casselton was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Charles Knauf returned Monday
evening from a short trip to Wausau,
Wis.
Miss Edna Dunning of the local
school faculty is St. Paul visitor this
week.
Miss Elaine Rolf arrived last evening
from Grand Forks to visit friends
short time.
Miss Ellen Vaughn of McHenry ar
rived in the city yesterday for a stay
of q. few days.
Denton Burdick has returned to the
University Of Iowa after spending his
vacation at home
Mrs. G.. A. Paulson and Miss Lillian
Paulson Of Cando were in the city on
shopping tour yesterday.
A1ASs JOSSpA Fuil leLL LOT Brandon,
Man, Sunday morning to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Walter Lloyd.
Mis- Laura Young and brother, Hor-
ace Young, have returned to their
tudies at the Iowa university.
Mrs. Geo. A. F1ewell returned to her
home at Grandin today after a week
end visit with relatives in the city.
Miss Mary Moore of Casselton, who
has been visiting friends in the city
for day or two, has returned home.
Miss Vivian Dinnie of Grand Forks
passed through the city Sunday night
on her way to National Park seminary.
The Yeomen will meet Jan. 10 10
install officers. After the business ses-
sion a social evening will be enjoyed.
Gordon Nye and Leslie Welter have
gone back to Madison after a pleasant
vacation with their parents in Moor
head.
Mrs. Champine and little son re-
turned to Williston Sunday afternoon
after a pleasant visit with Miss Susan
Champine of Island park.
Miss Alice Lewis is among the Fargo
young ladies who spent their vacation
at home and returned to National Park
seminary the first of the week.
Lawrence Kowalski has returned to
his studies at st. Johns college at
Collegeville, Mimi, after weeks
pleasant vacation with his parents in
Moorhead.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Heating, who
were married Saturday in Bismarck
passed through the city Saturday on
their wedding trip. Mrs. Heating was
Miss Ethel Huschka.
Court Daisy No. 1892, /. o. F., hold
their meetings the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Therefore,
the next regular meeting and installa-
ton of officers will be held Thursday
Jan. IL. in Prizes hall at o'clock.
The young ladies Of St. Agnes so
dality met last evening in the Ca
thedral club rooms. Sewing while'
away a pleasant hour or two and re
freshments were served by the Misse
Foy, Pull, Hessian, Kelly and Sulli
van.
Francis German was host Saturda,
night to number of his friends a
an informal party at his home o.
Twelfth street north. Cards and must
were the entertainment for the evenin
and ar convenient hour luncheon wa
served.
Last Friday evening Mrs. ]. II. Bur
nett entertained company of friend
at cards at her home on Eleventh stree
north. Mrs. John Bogenschutz wo
head prize and Mrs. Oldgard seconc
A very delicious luncheon was serve
after the game.
Mrs John Bogenschutz entertaine
at a New Years party Saturday nigh
About a dozen young people enjoye
the evening with games and soci'
chat At the close of the evening ver
dainty refreshments were serve
Clever little gifts were presented
each guest as a New Years remen
brance.
The most anticipated event of tn
week and one which large numb'
Of Fargos society will attend is ii
german TO be given this evening /
the Colonial Dancing club. The Miss
Elizabeth Magill and Jean Hanna w
have charge and Howard Montgomel
will lead. Parsons orchestra has bee