The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-09
Social Notes

Mrs. Ben Glaze left last evening foI
short stay in Lidgerwood. She ex-
poets to return Saturday.
n. d. smedley, the florist, left Fargo
last evening on brief business visit
to his branch store at Miles City
Mont.
The Salmagundi club OF Moorhead
will be entertained tomorrow night by
Mrs. HI. w. Grasse and Mrs. w. ID
Titus.
Mrs. Stell Colwell of Gardner was
visiting Mrs. o. Z. McCracken of First
avenue south, for few days this week
She returned to her home today.
Mrs. o. H. Clements of Tenth street
south entertained the Afternoon Lunch
con Bridge club yesterday afternoon
Luncheon was served at 2 o'clock and
afterward bridge was enjoyed. Mrs
F. H. Bailey won the prize.
Mrs. Van Pelt and little grand
daughter Marjorie Van Pelt, are the
guests of Mrs. Pan Velt's daughter,
Mrs. Marjorie Hardy of Eighth street
south. Mrs. Van Pelt will make her
home in this city, having formerly liv-
ed here. Her many friends here are
happy to welcome her back.
Mrs. Charles Erdel of Moorhead en-
tertained a company of ladies Tues
day evening of this week at cards.
About twenty five ladies were invited
and FIVE hundred was played. Mrs. w.
H. Merritt won first prize and Mrs.
S. p. Diemert second. Dainty refresh
ments were served after the game.
The ]. M. S. society will hold a social
tonight at the home of Rev. w. s. Ul-
rich of TIA Fourth avenue north at z
O'clock The society will enjoy a sleigh
ride and afterward spend social
evening. All the young people of the
church and their friends are cordially
invited to take part in making this a
most enjoyable event
The Royal Neighbors of Moorhead
gave card party last evening in Fra
ternity hall in that city. 1t was very
successful in every way, about 200 at
tending. The game played was Nor
wegian whist. The head prizes were
won by Mrs. M. Mikkelson and Martin
Redman. and the consolation prizes by
son.
The Moorhead Bridge club met last
evening with Mrs. Leslie Welter of
Ninth street south, Moorhead. Mrs
w R. Tillotson, Mrs. Hugo Bachen-
heimer and Mrs. A. Sweningsen won
the high score at each table and were
presented with handsome prizes in the
form of valentines. The score cards
were red hearts, harmonizing with the
color scheme throughout.
Mrs. Leslie Welter of Moorhead has
been chosen as ole of the chaperones
for a series of social affairs which are
to take place at the Wisconsin uni
versity next week. Mrs. Welter will
probably leave for Madison about
Wednesday, Feb. is, The junior prom
of the university will take place on
Friday evening, Feb. II, and Mrs. We'll
ter will be one of the chaperones for
the Sigma M fraternity. On Satur-
day evening the college clubs will give
play or sort of stunt night affair.
Mrs. Welter has been asked to chap
erone for the latter event also. She
expects to return to Moorhead the
early part of the succeeding week.
Tuesday evening a NUMBER of the
young people of the city enjoyed one
of the most delightful sleighride par
ties of the season, when number of
young men banded together and en-
tertained their lady friends. The guests
gathered at the Improvement block
and about s o'clock began their ride
which lasted until 10 O'Clock, when
they were set down at the W. M.
Jones confectionery store and de-
licious luncheon was served. After
luncheon the guests left for their homes
with happy "reminiscences of the even
ing. The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie Mccormick and the guest list con-
tanned the, names of the Misses Liz
zie Roy, Bessie Mccormick, MoIlie
Schuman, Claire Mccormick, Lucy
Bernier, Anna Poltiski and Mae Foy
The hosts of the evening were: Edgar
Olson, Arthur Harrington, Henry
Bernier, George Laliberty, Carl Payne
and Archie Kennedy.
Mrs. and Miss Morgan of Fargo col
lege were hostesses yesterday at an
afternoon tea for Mrs G. G. Creegan
and her sister, Mrs. Morrow of To-
ronto, Can, who is her guest Mrs.
Creegan has recently returned from an
extended visit at Toronto and was ac-
companied home by her sister. Miss
Bestor, who has lately arrived home
from six months trip abroad, was
also a guest of honor. The guest list
contained about sixty names. Decora-
tons were daffodlls and violets most
attractively arranged. A musical pro-
gramme was greatly enjoyed Mrs. A,
]. stephens, Miss Marguerite Beard
and Miss Ella Beckman were enthusi-
astically heard in solos. and a piano
solo by Miss Frances Anderson was
heartily received. The young ladies of
the senior class of the college assisted
the hostesses in serving the dainty