The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
Social Notes

This week has been a very busy one.
Nearly all of the dancing clubs given
their last parties of the season and the
social events OF the winter season are
being concluded this week.
One wedding, that Of Miss Ella
Brown and p. G. Gallagher occurred
this week, and was the cause of sew
eral very pretty entertainments for the
bride. One other event OF especial
interest was the ladies' night of the
Shiloh lodge, which was largely at
tended by the people Of the city.
Mrs .E. G. Melander of Moorhead
gave a very pretty George Washington
party: Mrs. j. w. Higgins Of Moorhead
entertained at cards; a large number
Of the society ladies Of the city at
tended the card party given by Mrs.
z. T. Hunkins and Mrs. A. J. Dan
strom; Miss Lucille Wood was pleas
antly surprised by a number OF her
friends; the ladies' Catholic order of
Foresters gave a successful card party
in Prizes hall; the Century club gave
a beautiful colonial cotillion; the
Metropolitan Germans gave a George
Washington German; the Bay View
club entertained q number Of the other
ladies' clubs OF the ciC". Miss Doris
Olson entertained the J. Nj. s. club;
the Sunbeam sewing circle met with
Miss Ella Adams; the Colonial club
gave a pretty dancing party; Miss
Hyleda Kile gave a linen shower for
Miss Olga Christensen Of Moorhead;
Mrs. w. Himburg entertained the
Northside Five Hundred club; Mrs.
Boehmer entertained the younger
members OF the Fargo college faculty;
Mrs. J. Lowell, jr.. entertained the
Afternoon Bridge club; Mrs. n. c..
Anderson entertained the Wednesday
Afternoon Bridge club and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kris Wick gave a dinner for Miss
Olive Barnhart.
Those leaving the city this week
were: Mrs. II. L. Bolley and son,
Donald to Chula Vista, Cal; Mr.. and
Mrs. o. ]. deLendrecie and Mrs.
Basye and daughter left for the east;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bowers and
daughter left for the south; Miss Nora
Rasmussen went to Cleveland, o.:
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Barnes went TO
Grand Forks; Mrs. Sarah Kennedy
left for the twin cities; Morton Page
went to Milwaukee; Miss Lillian Top
ping left on trip to the western
coast; Atty. II. A. Bott went to Min
neapols; Miss Anna Uloth was called
TO Valley City; Mrs. A. L. Moody went
TO Chicago and from there west and
Mrs. +. G. Guthrie left on a short visit
to Casselton
Guests in the city we're: Mrs Ella
Landie Redding Of Owatonna, Mimi.
with Mrs. E. c. Eddy; Jas. Annaud
Of Ayr; Miss Ethel Mckenzie Of Wild
Rice with Miss Hortense Charest:
Miss Mabel A. Carr of st. Peter. Mimi.
with Mrs. S. d. Adams and Mrs J. w
Carroll Of Lisbon with Mrs. r. A.
Thompson
Those who returned from other
points OF interest were: Mrs. r. G.
Eddy from Minneapolis; Miss Mabel
Craig from the twin cities: Miss Anna
Hendry from Chicago; Mrs. Leslie
Welter from Madison, wis. and Mrs.
James Van Pelt from Bemidji. MINI.
The Yeomen lodge will give a supper
at Prizes hall on Tuesday evening.
Feb. %, at $50, for their members
and forty candidates who will be ini-
tiated into the order. At 9 o'clock the
doors win be thrown open for a dance
to which all holding invitations to
former Yeomen parties are cordially
7 Invited. One Of the popular orchestras
will play for dancing and frappe will
be served. Those desiring invitations,
telephone 1921.
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Bismarck Tribune: Wives of leg
islative members making their home
at the Grand Pacific hotel together
with several others were hostesses
last evening to a large party OF gentle
men at an informal reception rendered
in the parlors Of the hotel, with the
service Of a light luncheon as the
material portion of the evenings en-