The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-10
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I Mrs. S. G. Moore OF Buffalo spent
Yesterday in the shopping districts of
the city.
Mrs. Suman and daughter Miss Iva.
Of Hunter called on friends in the city
yesterday and made purchases.
Miss Eva M. Morris, student secre-
tary for the north-central territory. is
In the city today. Miss Morris has
] completed her visit with the college
association and is spending the day at
the city Y. w. c. A.
A number Of the Fargo young peo-
pie will attend the dancing party to
be given at the Moorhead normal Sat
urday evening. The Saturday eve
ming parties have grown very popular
among the young people of the normal
set and most delightful evenings are
realized.
Miss Mae Elliott was hostess last
evening at her beautiful north Broad
way home in honor Of her guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Noonan Of Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Noonan was formerly Miss Mary
Croman, and was popular in society
circles here. The guest list included
the young society people of the city
and most delightfully."- informal eve
ming was spent with Mr. and Mrs,
| Noonan.
Thanksgiving is only short time
away and with 1t comes a great deal
Of entertaining. A large number of
1.-THE society people are looking for
ward to the dancing parties which
are always given this month by the
several dancing clubs in the city. A
| special effort will be made to make
the parties this year even more ella
| borate than usual Aside from these
there are a number of large private
parties scheduled.
Miss Edith Dugas Is expected in the
| city tomorrow to be the guest for
month OF her sister. Mrs. Earl @.
Cutshall of the BurreIl apartments.
Miss Dugas has spent the past year
with her brother in Los Angeles, Cal
and just recently arrived in Mime
apolis, where she has spent the past
fortnight with friends. Upon the
conclusion Of her visit here. Miss
Dugas will go to Winnipeg, where
she win make her home permanently.
Il
A number or Fargo people are an
ticipating the arrival of the university
and Grand Forks young people, who
will be down for the game Saturday
and win be entertained at the homes
of Fargo friends. Many will attend
the reception to be given in the A. c.
1 armory Saturday evening in honor Of
the visiting team. and an interesting
i L. nh u "a
be number OF the younger people
who will accompany the high school
team to Grand Forks. Much is ex-
pected in the way Of excitement Sat
urday and enthusiasm runs high
among the college people.
One of the very pretty events Of this
afternoon was the bridge luncheon
given by Mrs. G. 8. Whittlesey at her
pretty home on Second avenue south
Seven small tables were very cleverly
arranged about the rooms and vases
of huge yellow chysanthemums car
ried out the decorative scheme. A per-
fectly appointed luncheon was served
first and later bridge was played, two
handsome prizes being awarded. The
honor guest of the occasion was Mrs.
who has recently moved to Fargo from
Grand Rapids. Mich, and was a form
| err friend of her hostess, who is also
from that city. Mrs. Bramham and
Mrs. Jacob Lowell, jr., assisted Mrs
Whittlesey In entertaining.
Mrs. Hugo Bachenheimer and Mrs
lSteinberg Of Moorhead were charming
hostesses yesterday afternoon, at the
home Of Mrs. Bachenheimer on Ninth
street south to about thirty six Of
Moorhead's most popular ladies. yell
low and white chrysanthemums very
handsomely carried out the decorative
| scheme about the rooms and upon the
small tables. Early in the afternoon q
prettily appointed luncheon was serv-
ed from the card tables and when the
last course was cleared away the cards
We're brought and lively game ensued,
the beautiful prize being won by Mrs
Sweningsen. The honor guest Of the
occasion was Mrs. J. Mardlestone Of
| Taylorville. H.. who is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Bachenheimer.
Miss Edna Berrit gave a most de-
| lightfully informal party last evening
i
Sturgeon of the Park apartments, in
honor Of their guest, Miss Jessie Bur
ton Of Wheaton. MINI. Twenty popu-
lar young ladies made up the guest
| list and jolly evening was spent in
music, singing and sewing. The par
Tors and dining room were most at
tractive with pink and white carna-
tions and at a convenient hour de-
licious luncheon was served, Mrs. CT.
nj. Olson and Mrs. Folsom gracefully
assisting Mrs. Sturgeon. Miss Bur-
ton is most charming guest and
those who have had the pleasure of
meeting her during her brief visit viii
be delighted to learn that she plans
to remain over the week end.
Miss Hattie OhIin was hostess last
evening at her home on Elm street in
/ honor Of Miss Ida Washburn, who is
q bride-to-be of next week. About
eight or ten young ladies braved the
weather and responded to dainty invi-
tations. The rooms were artistically
decorated In festoons of green and
| rad with Yg1vriada of red hearts and fha