The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-04
Social Notes

The, Ladies' Aid society Of the Broad
way M r. church viii meet Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 with Mrs. Mallarian
Of North Broadway.
Mrs. w. g. Resser Ieft this afternoon
for the west where she viii enjoy a.
trip through Portland, Seattle, Los
Angeles and other places.
Mrs. e. J. Morris OF Eleventh street
south win be a hostess OF tomorrow
afternoon when she will entertain a.
small company Of ladies at bridge in
honor of Mrs. Run Of Long Beach.
CAL
The Ladies' Aid society and Mis-
sionary society OF st. Marks English
Lutheran church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2 80 In the parlors Of the
church. Mrs. A. j. Halland and Mrs. An
drew Nelson will be hostesses and a
large attendance is expected.
Miss Grace Hamilton of Lisbon was
the guest of Miss Lillian Zintheo over
the week end and attended the Fargo
Lisbon football game Saturday. On
Saturday evening party of the Lis
bon and Fargo young people enjoyed
box party at the Orpheum.
Mrs. VIM. McMurchy, who has been
the guest of her sister, RS. j. c.. Car
nine, for the past two weeks has re-
turned to Grand Forks, where she
will spend the remainder of the year
with her daughter, Mrs Wilson She
will return to her home In Berkeley,
CAL, early in the spring.
A large party of the young people
from the local high school will accom-
pany their football team to Casselton
on Saturday for the game with the
high school Of that city on Saturday
afternoon. They will leave on Sat-
urday morning and return Saturday
night. Several of the faculty will go
along chaperones and delightful
time is anticipated.
Mrs A. r. Colwell OF Eighth street
south has returned to her home after
a long trip to the northwestern part
of the state. While away Mrs Coll
well was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.C.
Cheswold, when the death of their
baby daughter occurred. Mr.. Ches-
void is one OF the leading bankers of
the state and his many friends great
ly sympathize with the family in their
loss
The Chia Hunka Phunk club met
last evening at the home of Miss
Josephine Murray on Eighth street
north and enjoyed one OF their usual
jolly evenings, followed by delicious
luncheon. The club is composed of
ten popular young ladies OF the city,
including Misses Josephine Murray,
president: May Alcox. treasurer: Hell
en- Stubs. Gladys Trichler, Lillian
Zintheo, Eva Leonard. Alice Goodrich,
Grace Kimball, and Irma Tilden.
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin, Mrs. w. B.
Rowland, Mrs. ]. w. Howe, Mrs j. #.
Treat and Mrs. H.. e. Goodrich re-
turned home Saturday from the house
party at Lisbon, and were accom-
panied as far as Casselton by Mrs.
Strehlow, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Nesserod
and Mrs. sprake. who were also
guests of the Lisbon ladies. All are
greatly pleased with the entertain
ment AFFORDED them last week by their
hostesses at Lisbon and pronounce
them one and all, royal and exceed
ingly clever Possesses. The party OF
ladies went to Lisbon on Last Tues
day and returned Saturday night. Dur
ing their stay In Lisbon each after
noon and evening was filled with en-
tertainments and there were dinners
and luncheons, card parties and
breakfasts galore. each Lisbon lady
doing her best to make the affair a
success. This is one Of the largest so
cial functions OF the sort ever at
tempted In the state and the Lisbon
ladies are to be congratulated on the
entire success and handsome appoint
ments throughout. The out-of-town
ladies were from Fargo. Casselton,
GAINESVILLE and several from other
more distant points and were divid-
ed among three hostesses. who enter
tanned them at their home during their
entire stay. The first function was a
beautifully arranged reception. and
the house party was closed on Friday
afternoon with one o fthe most brill
liant events of the programme In the
form of luncheon given by Mrs. AL
len and Mrs. A. e. Jones. On Friday
morning breakfast was served to all
of the visiting ladies at the Radford
hotel and Friday evening was given
the ladies to spend as they wished at