The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-05
Ut Interest to the Women
Social Notes

Miss Nellie cooney OF casseiton ID
the guest OF friends in Moorhead.
Miss Louise Kjos went to Mapleton
this morning, where she will teach this
term
Geo. Crandall Of st. Louis is the
guest for a few days of Max and
Clarence Waldron Of Eleventh avenue
north.
Mrs. Lajoie and two daughters,
Blanche and Cecil, have returned from
Wild Rice. where they have spent the
past two days as the guests OF DR..
Bellemare.
DIR. Bellemare of Wild Rice has left
accompanied by his son. Maxim, for
Winnipeg, where the latter will enter
college. They will also visit Dr. Bel
lemare's nephew, Ralph Lajoie, at
that city.
DR. Robert C, Hamilton. son Of DIR.
and Mrs. w. c. Hamilton OF Island
park. left this morning for Kansas
City, where he will practice dentistry.
DIR. Robert will enter his brother, DR..
b. @. Hamilton's office at 2s42 Jack
son avenue, Kansas City.
Misses Martha Knastz and petra
Sonoo were hostesses on Saturday
evening at an informal reception in
honor OF the nurses of the St Luke's
hospital, at the home Of the former
on Seventh street north. The evening
was pleasantly spent with games and
chat and at the close a dainty lunch
con was served. There were twenty
i've nurses present and the evening
was declared most enjoyable one.
Miss Ethel Turner gave a very pref
ty informal party last evening to nine
Of her young lady friends, in honor of
Miss Marian and Fay Mather. The
early part of the evening was spent
informally and with music, and later
a jolly hour was spent making fudge
and divinity over the chafring dish. Re-
freshments were served at the close
of the evening. Miss Fay Mather ex-
poets to leave Thursday for Mime
apolis, where she will visit friends for
a few weeks and later will spend a
short time with her sister in northern
Iowa. she will probably arrive at her
home in Mason City in about a month.
Miss Marian will leave about the mid
die Of October.
Mrs. J. w. Coleman Of Tenth street
north was a delightful hostess last
evening, when she entertained at a
china shower in honor Of Miss Kath-
crime Beck, who Is a bride-to-be Of
tomorrow morning. Carnations and
roses were used with pretty effect
throughout the rooms and the honor
guest was indeed showered with nu-
merous handsome pieces OF china.
Games and informal social intercourse
filed the hours of the evening, which
was concluded with q prettily served
luncheon. On Friday evening Mrs J.
L. Coleman OF Tenth street north gave
a unique kitchen shower in Miss Beck's
honor. A pleasant programme of en-
tertainment was carried out and the
bride-elect received many useful gifts
for her new home.
The Alpha Beta class from the First
Baptist Sunday school viii give a
backwards" party this evening at the
home Of Miss Irene Carpenter on Third
avenue south, In honor of Clifford and
Walter Warner, who are soon to leave
the city with their parents to spend
several months In the south Miss
Carpenter has planned most unique
programme for entertainment and
everything will be carried out Just OPP
posite to the regular programme. The |
guests will be received at the back
door; goodbyes will be said upon their
arrival refreshments will be served at
the beginning. with the courses re-
versed. etc About forty young people |
have been invited to bid goodbye to the
young men, who have been prominent |
in the class and in all church activities.
They win be greatly missed and their