The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-27
Social Notes

MT. and Mrs. Charles Lent were Far
go visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. w. e. Elliott OF Hope was the
guest of Fargo friends yesterday.
Miss Katherine Baird of Chicago is
visiting her cousin. Miss Adele Smith
Of North Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. castell came in
from Oakdale this morning and will
be guests In Fargo for a short time.
Frank w. Jones and wife Of James
town arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and are spending short
time with Fargo friends.
N. t. Din of Prescott, wis, left last
evening for his home after a very
pleasant visit with his sister, Mrs. T.
Twichell, OF Fifth avenue south.
Mrs. ]. s. Campbell and Mrs. L. A.
Rohan returned on Monday evening
from the Methodist convention at
Grand Forks and report most de-
lightful time.
Mrs. A. ]. Clements arrived in the
city Wednesday from Prescott, Wis,
and is the guest for few weeks of
her sister, Mrs. T. Twichell Of Fifth
avenue south Mrs. Allen Twichell of
Tower City is also a guest for short
time at the Twichell home.
The Kings Heralds Of the First M.
e. church will go down on the river
bank this afternoon at O'Clock and
enjoy marshmallow roast. There
will be about fifty of the young people
and they will be accompanied by Mrs.
w. ]. Clapp, who has charge Of this
society and Rev and Mrs. j. M. Wal
ters jolly time is anticipated.
The Delta Phi Beta sorority of the
A. C. will be "at home in the gym
nasium in Ceres hall tomorrow after
noon at o'clock to all the young
ladies OF the college. There will be
halloween stunts and musical pro-
gramme, followed by luncheon. These
young ladies are among the most gift
ed and popular at the college and dur
ing the winter give number of very
pretty events.
Last evening the Sunshine club, un-
der the direction of Miss Mildred
Wheeler from the First M. e. Sunday
| school met with Miss Mildred, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kauf-
man Of Eighth avenue south. A bust
ness meeting was held and was fol-
lowed by a pleasant social session
and luncheon. Officers of the club
chosen last evening are: President,
Miss Alberta Myers; treasurer, Miss
Ethel Mackerracker; and secretary
Miss Ruth Hardy.
The many friends Of Miss Charity
Pinney, talented little daughter of Mrs.
L. A. Rohan of the Wellington apart
ments, will be grieved to learn that 1t
has been necessary for her to discon-
tinue her studies in high school for
the past month and that an operation
was performed on her nose yesterday
morning, following a similar one two
weeks ago. Miss Charity was recov-
ering nicely from the effects Of the
operation at the last report and her
numerous friends are hoping that her
recovery may be swift and complete.
The STANDARD Bearers OF the First
M. E. church held a very interesting
meeting this week at the home Of
Miss Fife Wilson on First avenue
south The feature of the evening was
a resume of the branch missionary
meeting held in st. Paul the first week
in october, given by Mrs. ]. M. Wal
ters. She told of the various speak
ers and missionaries present and de-
scribed many of the curios that were
on exhibition. After Mrs. Walters
talk which was very interesting one
the girls talked over plans for the
coming years work and a social hour
was enjoyed.
About twenty friends of Mrs. j. e.
Frenette very pleasantly surprised her
last evening the occasion being her
birthday anniversary Taking advan-
tage Of her absence from her home
on Fourth avenue north the unlimited
guests awaited her return and were
given a hearty welcome after the first
surprise of being showered with well
wishes was over A happy evening
was spent with cards and delicious
luncheon was served. Just before their
departure, the guests presented Mrs.
Frenette with a beautiful cut glass
dish as a reminder of the occasion,
and left wishing her many happy re-
turns Of the day.
One more very pretty event was
added last evening to the number
which have been given for Miss Hazel
Mccormick. a bride-to-be of next
Monday. A club of fourteen young
ladies were the hostesses and the
event was given at the home of Miss
Mae Corrigan on First avenue south.
The rooms Of the Corrigan home were
decorated most attractively in Hal
lowe'en colors and emblems and a
shower Of gifts, which will be useful
in the new kitchen prepared for the
honor guests inspection in a corner
OF the parlor. Luncheon was served
and the table was uniquely arranged
with large and small pumpkins, the
bride elects place being marked with
large bouquet Of yellow chrysan-
themums. The general effect was
greatly enhansed by the shading OF
the lights In orange and black. Dur
ing the evening the guests spent the
time hemming busters for use In the
new home. Miss McCormick's mar
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