The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-28
Social Notes

william Shear and son, Carl left
yesterday for short visit to Detroit
lake.
Miss Regina stroh has gone to SAM
born for an extended visit with rel-
atives.
Bishop and Mrs. Bann have returned
from a pleasant visit with friends, at
lake cottage near Alexandra. MINI.
4 Mrs. Gray and baby OF Fargo will
leave this week for d visit with Mrs
J. B. McLaren at her home in Crook
st0n.
Mrs. n ID Hansche was hastess this
afternoon when she entertained at her
home in Fourth avenue north for a.
sewing club. There were twelve guests
to enjoy an afternoon with their thim-
bles after which refreshments were
served
On Wednesday Mrs. Charles S.
MardeM Of Moorhead entertained a
house party at her cottage on Peli-
can lake. Among those present were
Mrs. III. G. Thompson, Miss Alma
Thompson, Mrs, T, Guinness and son,
Harold, Mrs, Alexander and Mrs.
Alexander Baptie Of Winatchie who
has been the guest Of DR.. and Mrs,
Alexander at GAINESVILLE.
A charming informal dancing party
was given last evening at the Shea
residence on North Broadway when
the Misses Eva and Margaret Shea
entertained with a farewell party on
the eve Of their departure for their
new home in Wahpeton. A company
Of the younger smart set. fifty in NUM-
Der, gathered for long informal pro-
gramme Of dancing. FFappe was
served during the evening.
A charming arteFneoen Of sewing
with the Misses Hutchinson as honor
guests was given Wednesday after
noon by Miss Gladys Stewart at her
home on Third avenue south. DELI
cate color notes In the shades of pink.
carried out in sweet peas was used
throughout the rooms. When the
thimbles were put aside short pro-
gramme of music was given after which
a dainty luncheon was served to
the ten young women who had been
hidden as guests.
RichfoFd r. Edwards, who has been
in Fargo for some time past, left to
spend Wednesday at the lake as the
guest of his sister, Mrs. M. Il. BeIknap.
Mr.. Edwards has gone to join the
Sweetest Girl in Paris company which
is to begin rehearsals Monday in Chi
cago The Sweetest Girl in Paris will
open its fall season the middle Of
August in Duluth, going to the coast
shortly after. Fargo residents will
have an early opportunity to see the
original company in what has been
one Of the most successful productions
of the past season.
Mrs. Julia I. HazeIton OF the depart
ment OF English at Fargo college, In
view Of the contemplated establish
ment Of a department OF journalism
In that institution, when it opens in the
fall, has been getting next TO the real
thing" herself in and about the diff
ferent editorial rooms at Duluth for
several weeks, familiariEing herself in
every way possible, including the ardue
our task OF proofreading. At present
Mrs. Hazelton is getting in touch with
the larger offices In Chicago and has
a temporary desk with The Tribune.
Writing to a Fargo friend from Chi
cago she says, IL all newspaper men
are as kind as all have met they
are q brotherhood Of princes"
Mrs. G. II. Young entertained this
afternoon at her home on Thirteenth
street north in compliment to her
young granddaughter, Miss Enid, who
Is visiting with Mrs. Young. Dainty
decorations Of sweet peas and nastur-
tiums frightened the rooms, and If
teen Of Miss Ends friends gathered
to aid her in celebrating her birthday
anniversary. Mrs. Young was assisted
through the rooms by her daughter,
Miss Lillian, and Miss Young's guests,
Miss Mabel Andrews of Walhalla. The
afternoon was passed In guessing con-
tests and music In the dining room
where refreshments were served, pink
and white was the chosen color with
sweet peas to center the table. Miss
Enid will leave Saturday for the lake
TO visit with her uncle after which she
will spend short time in Fargo be-
fore returning to her home in Surrey.
Crookston Times: Mrs. Phalen and
daughter, Miss Nellie Phalen, enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at most
delightful little visiting party in honor
OF Miss Lucy LIGHTHOUSE of Fargo, who
is guest this week at their home
Only six Of the intimate friends OF
Miss LIGHTHOUSE were included in the
guest list and the afternoon was spent
pleasantly with needlework and pleas
ant conversation. Miss dollhouse has
not visited here for year and there
was much that was of interest to be
told. The rooms were decorated at
tractively for the occasion with trail
ing vines and summer flowers, there
being an abundance of sweet peas
about the rooms. At o'clock a de-
liciOus high tea was served. The affair
was q most delightful one, and a great
pleasure to the guest of honor, who
formerly taught in the schools here
and IS very happy at the opportunity
to assume the pleasant friendships
formed while here. Miss Viola Warfei
was a delightful hostess at her home
on East Robert street last night a.
a happy "slumber' party for Miss
Lucy LIGHTHOUSE, who is q guest here
from Fargo. Miss dollhouse. Miss
Warfel and Miss Phalen have recently
been teaching In the same town and
have formed a happy intimate friend