The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-18
~ OF Interest to the Fair Sex ~
Social Notes

Quite a number Of very delightful
AFFAIRS have been reported this week,
large number of pretty affairs being
given for Mrs. Ed Hughes of Bismarck
who has been the guest for the past
week of Mrs. Ed Morris OF Eleventh
street south. Mrs. Morris entertained
At a series of three parties Mrs. J..
D. Farrand entertained at cards, Mrs.
J. A. Montgomery entertained infor-
mally and several others are being
planned for the popular guest.
Friday evening being st. Patrick's
evening, several dancing parties were
given: The d. b. C. Athletic asso-
citation in Prizes hall, the woodmen
in Stones old hall, the Dakota COM
servatory in Stones auditorium and
the engineers at Dilworth. The Fargo
Homesteaders also gave a dancing par
ty earlier I'm the week. President and
Mrs Creegan OF Fargo college enter
tanned large company of friends and
students at their home; Mrs. ]. NJ.
Walters entertained the Womans For
eign Missionary society of the First
VI. L. church; the Dakota conservatory
students and teachers were entertained
1t a social evening for Prof. w. A.
Willett OF Chicago; Z. II. Cole enter
tanned at n venison dinner at the
Metropole: Mrs. y. c. Young enter
aimed the Woman's Federation OF
''uhs: Mrs. ]. e. F'Orsberg was hostess
TO the Scandinavian w. Z. T. T.:
Miss Mabel Rose entertained for Miss
Katherine York, who is soon to leave
the city; Court Daisy gave a St. Pat
rick's party last evening; Mrs. F. H.
Bailey entertained the Luncheon
Bridge club: Mrs. c. e. Davis enter
tanned the o. Fl. S. Evening Bridge
club; Mrs. c. c. Creegan entertained
a party of children in honor of her
nephew. Bruce Morrow; the Busy Bee
Sewing club met with Miss Rose Pas
toret; Mrs. S. H. Bayard entertained
the Glover Leaf card club, and Miss
Zella Jacobson and Helen welter en-
tertained for Miss Margaret Hollis
ter.
Guests in the city this week were.
Mrs. Byron Massie and little daughter.
Marion, Of Grand Forks with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Everhart; Mrs. VIM Sterling
of Bayfield,, Ont. with Mrs. o. E. Nc
Cracken; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Plath
of Edgeley with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Plath; Mrs. 7. o. Burgum of Arthur
with Mrs w. f. Hunt; Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Freeman of Devils Lake with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nichols; Lynn
Stambaugh and Howard Mayer Of the
state university; Miss Mable Gunkle Of
Casselton with Miss Gladys Guthrie,
Miss Mable Hoff of Sheldon with Miss
Katherine Lowman; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ferguson of Grandin with Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Anderson; Blake Canon
OF North Yakima; Mrs. f. E. Stranger
of Alice with Mrs. w. G. Elder; Mrs.
J. Casey of Grafton, Mrs. w. A. Nc
lhtyre of Langdon, Mrs. E. ]. Taylor
and Mrs. Burke of Bismarck; Mrs. J.
J. Callahan of Minneapolis with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Grubbs; and Mrs. L.
McKechnie Of Cottonwood, Mimi, with
Mrs T. H. Sherman.
Those who left the city for other
places were: Mrs H. L. McCaw and
daughter to Marshalltown, Ia: Miss
Anna NJ. Miller to the west; Mrs. Il.
II. Knowles to Minneapolis Mrs T.
M. Farmer and son to old Mexico; Mrs.
Frank McKone and sister. Miss Mae
Elliott to st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Marsh and daughter to San Diego, Cal,
and Mrs. c. A. Fraser to Minneapolis.
Those who returned to the city
were: Mrs. c. A. Pollock from Iowa;
Mrs Harry B. Quick from Mlnneapo-
lis. and Mrs. Ben Wasem from the
twin cities.
The annual ball given last evening at
Dilworth by the engineers was a great
success and the special train leaving at
s o'clock and returning at 500 a. m.
was crowded Everything was ideal for
a jolly time and the trip and enter
tainment was thoroughly enjoyed. A
sumptuous supper was feature of the
evening.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church gave a very sue
cessful social afternoon at the church
yesterday, under the capable direction
of Mrs. c. o. Follett and Mrs. Lola
McKim Decorations and arrangements
throughout were symbolic of the day
and an unique idea was table ar
ranged to represent the Lakes of Kill
larney and the Blarney castle. Sham
rocks were in evidence everywhere.
Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock called the assembly
to order and introduced very enter
tanning programme. Miss Imogene
Lar appeared first and sang Tosti's
La Serenata very capably. She wG9
heartily encored and responded with
Butterflies. Miss Evelyn Lysle was
greatly appreciated in her reading An
Irish Girl and also in song. The
Misses Bogstead and Turner were ac-
companists. Mrs. Pollock gave a very
interesting talk on the work of st.
Patrick and the commemoration of the
day Chat and needle work filled the