The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-06
Social Notes


Mrs. A. j. orr is visiting at the
home OF her brother, T. w. Cayon, at
Saltwater, MINI.
Miss stacia Mccoy or Tenth street
north left yesterday afternoon for a
few days visit at her farm home near
Grandin.
MRS. ]. Fl. Ross and son, Roderick, OF
Jamestown. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Dewey Of Eighth avenue
south this week.
Charles Rogers was the week end
guest Of friends In Grand Forks and
was q guest at one Of the social func-
tons In that city.
Mrs. C. @. Boise and daughter. Miss
Genevieve OF Seventh avenue south
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Tousley at Beach, N. d.
Perry May, who has been the guest
Of friends and relatives in the city
during the past week, left yesterday
tor his home in Minneapolis.
Miss Elizabeth Dickey Of Esmond is
the guest for time at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Webster Of Third
avenue south. Miss Dickey was an en-
thusiastic rooter at the F. CA. G.
football game Saturday.
DIR. Carpenter viii give one OF the
series OF lectures on First Aid to the
injured this evening in the parlors of
the x. w. G. A. at 8:15. These lee
lures are free to all and are highly in
structive and beneficial Everyone is
cordially invited to be present.
c. e. Ecker and DIR. e. N. Layton
Of Sarles were the guests over the
week end of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Ecker
Of Eleventh avenue north Mr.. Ecker
was formerly a resident OF Fargo and
came down with DIR. Layton for the
A. C.-Fargo college football game.
The Royal Neighbors Of Moorhead
will give a dancing party this even
ing In Prizes hall, which will be large
ly attended by the young people OF
the two cities. Excellent music has
been secured and supper will be serv-
d. A delightful evening is assured,
The Woman's union of the First
congregational church will meet at the
Crittenton home on Tuesday. This
will be an alI-day meeting and the la
dies are asked to bring their noon
day lunch. Sewing will be provided
and programme offered for the aft :
ernoon.
One of the interesting events of
this evening will be the dancing party
which will be given by the FL Zagal
patrol In the handsome ball room OF
the Masonic temple. A large mum
Der Of the young people OF the city
will attend and most delightful
evening is anticipated
III. W. Merriell of Fourth avenue
north was most pleasantly surprised
on Sunday by a number of his friends
in honor of his birthday anniversary.
The afternoon and evening were spent
In. games and contests of various
sorts and ait o'clock a luncheon was
served. After the luncheon MIR. Mer-
rielI was presented with handsome
meerchaum pipe as token Of the re-
gard Of his Forester friends.
Miss Mabel Huseth was a charming
hostess on Friday evening in honor
OF Miss Ida Washburn OF Fifth street
north, who viii become the bride OF
Adolf Huseth, Wednesday, Nov. Is
The affair was given as q parcel show
er and the guest list included ten
young friends of the bride-el The
decorations were very beautifully car
vied out in festoons OF pink and white
and in pink and white carnations. AT
q convenient time large basket drap-
ed in pink and white was presented
TO the honor guest of the evening. who
Found numerous beautiful articles for
her new home. After a delightful
evening spent informally with music
and chat an elaborate three course
luncheon was served Miss washburn
will be one of the most popular brides
Of the season. several very pretty af-
fairs have been given for her and a
number are scheduled for the remain
ing time before her wedding. or
Thursday evening Miss Hattie Ohlin
of Oak Grove win be a delightful hos
tess and on Friday evening Mrs. I'll