The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28
News for the Fair Sex Society,"
Fashions, Fads and the Home

1 A number of very pleasant events
have been given during the pnst week
In compliment to Mrs. B. 8. John
son Of Seattle, Wash, who Is the
| guest OF her sister. Mrs. J. @. Sekund
| of Thirteenth street north. Mrs
Johnson Is en- route to her home from
a six months trip abroad and has been
a most popular guest. On Monday
afternoon Mrs. Richard Leggett OF
North Broadway gave a very pretty
| luncheon In her home. The table was
| attractive with vases Of yellow chrys-
anthemums and covers were laid for
seven. The afternoon as spent in
formally. Mrs. John Bjerke OF Third
street north entertained over twenty
ladies in Mrs Johnson's honor on
Tuesday afternoon. Small tables were
set conveniently about the rooms and
were very cleyerly arranged with as
tiers and carnations. At the close OF
the afternoon a luncheon of good
things were served from the small
tables. Yesterday Mrs. III. r. Hal
vorson was hostess at her home on
! Fourteenth street north to ten lady
| friends and the afternoon was spent
I'm social intercourse. Mrs. Johnson
expects to leave Tuesday for her home
| in the west.
| Miss Ida Erickson Of Reedly, Cal.
is the guest Of her sister Mrs. Frank
w. Johnson.
The Loyal Temperance legion Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
In the First M. E church. All mem
bers and any new young people who
are interested are asked to be pres
| emit.
Theh El zagal patrol will give the
first of their series of dances for this
year on Monday evening, Nov. 6. Dur
| ing the past these events have been
very popular among the young people
and a very successful year Is antici-
pated. The first dancing party will
| take place in the Masonic temple.
which is one OF the most ideal halls
in the city for dancing, and good
music has been secured, insuring a
most delightful time.
o.
The ladies OF the Gethsemane Cath
edral guild will meet in the crypt OF
the church on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. e. e. Cole will be hostess and
work will commence promptly at $3.50.
The united societies OF the cathedral
are working hard for a Christmas
sale which will be given Dec. in
Prizes hall, and have q great many
beautiful articles nearly completed
which viii assist In the Christmas
shopping.
Miss Lillian Topping win speak at
the regular vesper services at the ".
w. c.. A. on Sunday afternoon at A
o'clock. Miss Ella Beckman will sing
and the young ladies of the Philathea
class from the First M. II. Sunday
school will serve tea.
%
Mrs. Pierce of Sheldon was among
the Fargo visitors yesterday and spent
part OF the day In the shopping dis
tricts.
Miss Frances Comstock, who Is IN
the public school faculty stair in De-
troit, Mimi, Is spending the week end
with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. I. G.
comstock of Tenth street south.
10
The ladies' Of the city are asked to
remember the rummage~ sale which
will be given Tuesday and Wednesday
OF next week, Oct. 81 and Nov. 1, in
the Magill block by the lsebekah
lodge.
10
1t has been rumored that the en-
gagement OF two OF Fargo's most
prominent young people from the
younger society set will soon be an
nounced. The young lady In one II
the most popular members OF her set