The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-05-30
Social Notes

AT the DeLTolL lakes.
The Book and Thimble club viii
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Geo. Nichols on Sixth avenue
south.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson and little daugh-
ter of the Wellington apartments have
returned from q ten days visit at
Lake Detroit.
DR.. and Mrs. McHarry of Seattle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson of Ta-
coma are in the city the guests of
friends for a few weeks.
Judge Amidon and family are en-
| joying a visit from the judges mother
and sister from Corey, Pa. They ex-
pect to spend the summer here.
Mrs. T. A. Morken and little son,
Robert, arrived last evening to spend
week with Mrs. Morken's sister, Miss
Erdine Glass Of the Bowers apart
ments.
Mrs. C. A. Pollock and daughter,
Miss Lorine, are expected home next
week from Madison, Wiss. Miss Pol
lock is somewhat better, and is now
able to travel
A popular affair of last evening was
the open house entertainment by the
Knights of Columbus in their beauti-
full hall on Broadway. A delightful
dance programme was danced through
by large number of guests. The even
was voted a most successful one.
The wedding of Miss Cpahl Childs
4 Pnly fVn ant 10
business man of Fargo and well known
in society circles is announced to take
place June 27. Miss Childs is sis
ter of Mrs. A. Hallenberg of Eighth
street south and will be among the
most popular Of June brides.
A handsomely appointed dinner
party at the Gardner last evening add
ed one more to the series of delight
full affairs which are being given for
Miss Mozelle Weld. The hostess of the
evening was Miss Belle Dredge, a
member of the Moorhead normal fac
ulty. Bridal wreaths, wedding bells
and cupids were in evidence in the
pretty decorations, the honor guest s
place being marked with huge bou-
quet OF brides roses. Dainty place
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the menu was most delectable one.
One of the phases of her work which
| is taking great deal of Miss Rob-
| inson's attention is the baths which
have been installed in the Washing
ton school for the use of the children
of the neighborhood. The attendance
has increased from thirty-six to for
ty-eight in three weeks. An oppor-
tunity will be given commencing next
week for the men and women of the
neighborhood on alternate evenings to
make use of the baths. Miss Robin
son and her assistants are kept busy
on the afternoons and evenings on
which the baths are in use.
Mrs. r. P. Tarben and son, Winfield
arrived in the. city Friday from Ta-
coma, Wash, where they have spent
the past year on account of the latters
health. Their many friends here will
be pleased that the little fellow is now
on the road to complete recovery and
will be soon entirely convalescent Mrs
Tarbell and son leave tonight for Du-
i luth after having enjoyed a pleasant
visit with old friends here. After a
visit with Mrs. Tarbell's brother and
sister they viii proceed to their home
at Edinboro, Pa, via Chicago.
One of the pretty events of last
evening was the banquet given in the
A. O. u. w. hall at which the Alphi
Phi Alpha fraternity of Fargo college
were hosts to the young ladies of the
Sigma Theta sorority. The hall was
/ prettily decorated in red and green
the fraternity colors, which were ef-
/ fectively carried out in the lights and
menu, and with profusion of flow
ers. Seven delicious courses were
served by Mrs. Jones of the Bon Ton
covers having been laid for forty -eight
The evening was very happy one and
the young men were voted royal en-
tertainers by the sorority girls.
4 An enthusiastic company of about
4 thirty FIVE ladies met yesterday to dis
| cuss the plans for the entertainment
of the ladies during the u. C. T. con-
vention in stones auditorium. A great
willingness to assist in every way and
to make the affair a success was evil
dent. Mrs. Chas. Blakeslee was ap-
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meet the Great Northrn trains to well
come the arrivals, Mrs. McKeller and a
committee will meet the Milwaukee ar
rivals and Mrs. Harry B. Quick and
committee will meet the N. P. arrivals
i The luncheon which will be given Fri
| day to be followed by cards will be-
/ gin at 12 o'clock promptly instead OF
| 10: 80 as has been announced on ac-
count Of the aviation meet at o'clock
Grand Forks Times: With Mrs
Frank B. Feetham as chaperone a
party Of local young people are having
1 a glorious time at Maple lake. hav-
ing gone over Saturday evening for
a house party fete which will contin-
ue until tomorrow evening. They have
leased the Levins cottage and with
boating and fishing added to the old
adage, "eat, drink and be merry" those
young people will not miss anything
that goes with a lake outing. The
guests in the party are university
group, Misses Echo Turner Of this city
Vaughn Miller of LaMoure. Pauline
Serumgard of Devils Lake, Pearl Mon
roe of Langdon, and Beth Covert ot
Cakes. Messrs. Van GLADDEN. of this
city Ray Pinkham of Casselton. How