The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-02
y OF Interest to the Fair Sex X
Social Notes

Mrs E. Y. sarles Of I1ilisboro spent
the day in the city yesterday shop
ping.
Miss Alice Wertheim of Great Falls,
Mont, and Miss Rita Adder of Harris
burg are the delightful guests for a
few days of Miss Adah Stern of Ninth
street north.
Valley City Patriot: Mrs. F. E. Bal
and Miss Robinson Of Fargo, arrived
in the city Wednesday morning and
are the guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Lyon
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Canfield of Alex
andria, Minn left this morning for
their home after a very pleasant two
weeks visit with their son, T. L. Cam
field and family of Sixth evenue north.
Valley city Patriot: Mrs. John
Blomberg came UP from Fargo Tues
day to visit with Mr.. Blomberg's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Blomberg, on
the farm. four miles north Of the city.
Crookston Zines: Mr. and Mrs.
Dickson Of Harvey arrived in the city
yesterday and were guests Of Mrs.
Brickson's brother. Tom Mortensoa,
until this afternoon, when they resum-
ed their journey to Fargo. Following
a brief visit there they will go on to
Menominee, Wis, where they will visit
Mrs. Brickson's parents for some time.
The informal reception and musical
which is to be given the first night Of
the u. c. 4. convention in Stones
auditorium Is especially announced FOR
the Travellers and their ladies and not
for the ladies alone. as has been err
roneously stated. The event of the fir st
evening is planned especially to have
everyone meet everyone else and the
gentlemen as well as their ladies are
expected to be present.
Mr.. and Mr.. Robert McCulloch were
charming host and hostess last even
ing to about thirty of Mr.. McCulIochs
Sunday school class from the First
M. K. church and to Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Wolf, Supt. A. L. Bishop, Rev
and Mrs. j. M. Walters. Tables were
beautifully arranged about the parlors
and dining room with large vases of
fragrant carnations as centerpieees and
at each plate a spray Of honeysuckIe
was laid The guests enjoyed great
W the four delicious courses served by
the Misses Bertha Everhart and Lillian
McCuIloch and Mrs Dreaseke and Mrs
Angel. After the last course Miss
Blanche Jewel. as president Of the class
presided as toastmistress in her most
charming manner. Rev. Mr. Walters
responded with a toast to the class,
which he had taken especial interest in
and which had helped much in the
sunday school. Much appreciation and
some very good suggestions were the
theme of Superintendent Bishops talk.
Mr.. Wolf gave q very clever toast and
the president called upon Mr. McCul-
loch contrary to instructions. How
ever, he arose gracefully TO the occa-
sion. Miss Eva styles. the only mem
Der Of the class who is about to leave
cit this time was called upon and ex-
pressed a desire to see her friends
in her new home at Pierce, s. D. At
the close OF vocal solo by Miss yio-
let Conant accompanied by Miss Susie
Martin was heartily received as was a
piano solo by Miss Lila Elliott. The
happy gathering wass brought to q
close with business meeting In which
the class arranged to decorate for
Chfldren's day. which comes next Sum
day, III compliance with d request By
Mr.. Bishop. This Is an annual affair
which the girls Of the class look for
ward to with much pleasure, feeling
that their teacher Is among the best