The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-26
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for Rugby accompanied by M. W..
spaulding. state foreman.
Or. and Mrs. Hills were among the
guests in the city this week from
LaMoure.
Mrs. o. @. sarles and Mrs. n Y
sarles Of Hillsboro spent yesterday
in the city.
Mrs. G. E. Niles of Jamestown is
the guest of Mrs Henry T. Boyle of
the courthouse square yesterday.
DR. ana Mrs. Reynolds came down
from Grand Forks yesterday and
spent the day with Fargo friends.
Mrs. w. c. Medlund arrived in Fargo
yesterday afternoon from Jud and
spent some time with friends In Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Burns combined
pleasure and business in a trip to
Fargo yesterday from their home at
Cakes.
The Baptist ladies will hold rum
mage sale at the Glad Things mission
on Front street, Monday and Tues
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Mrs. Roy Baker of Eighth street
south entertained this afternoon a few
little girls in honor of her neice. Miss
Charlotte Hallenberg.
Word has been received from DR..
and Mrs. F. j. Campbell that they
expected to arrive in San Diego to-
day They stopped several places en-
route west and among other places of
interest visited the Grand Canyon.
Prof. and Mrs. B. A. orr, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin and Mayor and
Mrs " r Lowell are new members
elected to fill vacancies in the Met
ropolitan German club The first
dancing party will be Friday, Dec. 81
and Mrs. E. e. Cole will be hostess.
A letter received by friends in the
city tells OF an elaborate reception
which was given today by Mrs. p. G.
Crenshaw and daughter, Miss Adele.
at their home in Chicago. The hos
tesses are well known here, having
at one time made this city their
home.
The Coterie dancing club will give
the first party of the season on Fri
day evening in Knights of Columbus
hall. Decorations will be in keeping
with the Halloween season and good
music has been secured. The usual
supper will be served and all members
are anticipating a most delightful
evening.
Mesdames Hanche, Tweeden, Bel
land, Pabst. Nichols and Simonson will
be hostesses on Friday from o'clock |
until in the parlors of the ST. Marks |
English Lutheran church to the menu
bers Of the st. Marks congregation |
and their friends. A luncheon of good |
things will be served and the pro-
ceeds will go toward the church build !
Ing fund.
The Monday night lecture at the |
Y. w. c. A. for next week will be |
postponed one week on account of the
art exhibit and lecture by DR. Leonard |
at the Y. M. C. A. on that evening.
The lecture next Monday was to have
been given by DR. Carpenter on cuts.
sprains and small accidents that are IL
able to occur at any time, will take
place on Monday, Nov. g.
Mrs. Chegbro Smith and Mrs. Frank
McKone have invited a number Of
the young matrons of the city and
their babies to spend the afternoon
with them on Monday afternoon in
honor of their babies birthday ami |
Little Misses Evelyn Adele
Smith and Mary McKone are the honor |
guests Of the occasion, their birthday |
anniversaries occurring on the same |
date.
The Fargo w. c. T. u. win hold a |
business meeting at the home of Mrs. |
f.. III. Wilder at 1119 Fourth avenue |
south tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
The meeting. which was announced |
for tomorrow evening at the Y. w.
c. A.. is unavoidably postponed and |
will be held in two weeks. All the
ladies are requested to be present to- |
morrow afternoon to transact business
OF Importance.
Miss Ruth Ridley gave very pretty |
dinner last evening at her home on |
Thirteenth street north in honor of |
Miss Hazel Mccormick, a popular |
The color scheme was
carried out very attractively in pink |
carnations and the place cards were in |
tAAO
laid for eight. Miss Mccormick will |
be honor guest this evening at an
affair, the nature OF which cannot be |
stated at this time. The hostess will |
be club Of girl friends
One or the charming hostesses of |
yesterday afternoon was Miss Lucille |
Bristol, who entertained about sixteen |
young ladies in compliment to Miss
Florence York of Tacoma, Wash, who |
Is the guest OF Miss Margaret Hol- |
lister. The rooms Of the beautiful |
Bristol home on Eighth avenue south |
were cleverly decorated in Halloween |
emblems and chrysanthemums and 500 |
was the game chosen. Prizes were |
captured by Miss Margaret Hollister
and Miss Stella Simonson After the |
cards had been put away a dainty /
luncheon in yellow and white was I
served from the card tables.
The meeting yesterday Of the Scan |
dinavian W. O. 4. u. at the home Of /
Mrs. Ashland on Eleventh street north |
was very interesting and largely at
tended After short business ses-
sion a programme was enjoyed. Sew
eral Of the ladies gave extracts from /
the presidents annual address and /
temperance song was well rendered I
by a quartette of ladies, Mrs. Aaker,
Mrs. Aug. Hanson and the Misses
Jensen and Ashland. Rev Mr.. Nell /
son of the Swedish Baptist church
and Rev. Mr.. Wufiestad of the Scan
dinavian Free church were present 1
and each spoke very encouragingly Of /
the work and complimented the work
ers. At the close Of the afternoon