The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
Social Notes


servance of Good Friday and Easter,
the strictc religious obligations to re-
frsin from socia; activities VIII be
raised. and entertaining and dancing
the strict religious obligations to re-
Will begin with renewed pleasure.
For the past few weeks the ladies
OF Fargo have been kept busy plan
ming their Easter suits and selecting
their new Easter bonnets. 1t Is hoped
since the sky has frowned so persist
entity during the last three weeks that
Easter Sunday may at least be sun
shiny and warm. Up to this time there
has been no chance for the usual elab-
crate display Of Easter finery and sun
ny weather will be welcomed heartily
by all
Very little entertaining has been
done this week but the womens clubs
have been very active. Among the
events of the week were: The Broth
erhood of the First Congregational
church gave a banquet for Prof. A.
Fl. Beven; the Fargo women's club en-
tertained the other clubs of the city
at the home of Mrs. M. A. Hildreth !;
Mrs. Fl. T. Hansen and Miss Leona
Gpchrist gave a Sunday school class
Easter party; A. T. Russell entertained
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Milhan
Of Devils Lake; Masters Bruce and
John Rindlaub gave a chIldren's party
the Q. H. S. Evening Bridge club gave
q final banquet and card party; Mrs
A.. w. Beals entertained one of the
Five-Hundred clubs. Mrs. j. W. Me-
Hose entertained the Bay View Study
club; the Delta Phi Beta sorority OF
the A. c. entertained the Sigma Theta
sorority Of the f. C. at the home Of
Miss Katherine Bowman; Miss Eliza
beth Magill entertained for a few
young lady friends: Mrs. A. C. True
and daughter gave surprise for Pro-
fessor and Mrs Bevan and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Bentson of Eighth street
south gave a Dutch supper to twelve
friends Sunday evening.
Among those who visited in the city
We're: Miss Maude Stewart Bliss Of
Minneapolis with the Misses Empey;
Col. w. H. Robinson Of MayviIle; Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Lathrop OF Hope with
Mr.. and Mrs. G /. Foster; Mrs E. Rob-
inson Of Mapleton; DR.. and Mrs. Err
nest Wheeler of Spokane; Paul Under
man of Enderlin; Mrs Fred J. Thody
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entertained Mrs. Walter Reed Of
Armenia; Mrs. Florence Dunwoody of
Crookston: e. H. Wright OF South
Bend, wash; Victor DeCamp of ST.
Paul; Col. b. G.. whitehead Of Willis
ton; Virginia and Florence Mott of
St. Paul with Katherine SVEN; Mrs
H. G. stebbins of Chicago with Mrs.
John Young; Mics Lsottie Gravelle OF
n r nj. ~
marck; Rev. Mr.. Watkins of Dickin-
son; and Miss Blanche Dalager of
Minot
Those who left the city were: Mrs.
G.. A. Gilman to Sank Center, Mimi;
D. F. SULLIVAN to the east; Charles
F'ernstrom to Portland; Mrs. Christy
Hewlands TO Portland: Miss Frances
Holloway to Grand Forks Sam Lam
berson to Grand Forks; Miss Lillian
Nan Horn to Bowman; Mrs. l.. c..
Davenport to Maquoketa, la; and Mrs.
Chesbro Smith, Miss Hector and Mrs.
j. G. Hunter to the twin cities.
Those who returned from trips to
other places were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Farmer from New York. state; Jacob
Lowell from the south: and Col. B. I.
Heating from the south.
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DIR. Bailey left Thursday night for
New York city on business.
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A number of very interesting events
are scheduled for the coming week
and the people interested in social
functions will be kept very busy for
a couple of weeks, or until the time
for departure to the lakes. Invita-
tions have been issued by the Yeomen
for a large Easter ball in honor Of the
new candidates, the Elks are planning
q large dancing party for April 81, the
board OF directors of the Fargo con-
servatory are rendering the members
CT the FESTIVAL chorus a handsome
banquet at the Waldorf, and the
Woodmen are also planning an Easter
ball. During the week a large. though
informal reception, viii be given at
the home Of Mrs. Geo. f. Hall. on
Ninth street south, for the the ladies
Of Gethsemane cathedral parish and
especially the new members of the
cathedral congregation. The high
school people are planning dancing
party for April 21, and the younger
social set will attend this en- masse
One OF the most Interesting. events OF
the later part OF the month will be the
festivities attending the marriage Of
Miss Dorothea Kennedy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy of North
Broadway, to William Francis For
tune. A number of other equally in