The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-23
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Mrs. r. 4. More and children are
back from Portage, Wis, and will take
up their former residence in Fargo.
Mrs. H. e. Magnl of Eleventh street
south left Saturday for Minneapolis,
where she will spend this week.
The Eastern Star dancing party has
been scheduled for Wednesday even
ing, and most delightful time is an
ticipated.
Mrs G.. A. Flewell returned to her
spending a few days last week with
relatives.
saturday evening the Elks will en-
te1tain under the supervision of Otto
Morrow. Harry Carpenter and Roy
Faker. The event will take place in
the Ellks hall.
u Tomorrow evening the Yeomen will
spend very enjoyable time in Prizes
hall. Promptly at 1880 a business ses-
sion will be called, after which a So
ciaI evening of dancing and cards will
be spent, with refreshments at the
close.
Mrs. H. l.. McCaw of Eleventh street
north entertained last week for Mrs.
J. L. Graves at luncheon The table
was laid with pretty effect and light
ed with candelaRra. There We're COW
ers for six guests and luncheon was
served at 1880 o'clock.
A number of social events are sched-
uled for this week nearly every even
ing being filled. Tuesday evening the
Coterie will give a party, Thursday
evening the Century and Monday even
ing the Roycrofts. Besides these many
minor but no less interesting affairs
will be enjoyed.
Tomorrow evening the M. A. r. S.
club. consisting of young men of the
First Methodist Sunday school, will
give a sleighride party for their young
lady friends. The young people will
meet at the church parlors and at 1886
sleighs win arrive to take them about
the city. .Afterward a supper will be
enjoyed.
Invitations are out to the annual
D. B. C. Athletic association dance
which will take place Friday evening,
Jan. 81, at the Knights of Columbus
hall. These functions given frequently
during the season are well attended by
the young people of the city and prove
most enjoyable. Invitations must be
presented at the door.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. F. e. Whit
ing OF Tenth street north was q
charming hostess at a euchre party for
Mrs Geo. Taylor of Minneapolis, who
is the guest of Mrs A. B. Walker.
About twenty four guests were pres
ent to enjoy the afternoon of cards.
I A dainty and delicious luncheon was
served and the rooms were fragrant
with carnations. Prizes were won by
Mrs. ]. L. Rohan, who received first;
Mrs Geo. HOLSTER, for lone hand, and
Mrs. r. H. Bush, the free-for-all.
Devils Lake Journal: Mrs. Paul C.
Gorder arrived yesterday from Fargo
and is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Serumgard. On Sunday Mrs.
Gorder, accompanied by Miss Lena
Berger. will leave for Montana, where
they will become residents. Mr. Cor
der has taken up government land and
the family will establish their resi-
dence there according to law. Miss
Berger also has filed on land and will
make her home in Montana for the
next year or so at least. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Gorder. former well known Dew
lis Lake citizens, have also taken a
homestead in Montana, and are now
living one their claim. Letters re-
oeived from them say that they are
well pleased with their new location,
well pleased with their new location.