The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11

The crowning event Of this week
was the junior prom at the A. G. last
evening, Several other very pretty
events have taken place for Miss Ella
Brown a bride-to-be of this month,
Beside these several pretty parties in
Moorhead and couple OF events at
Fargo college almost completes the list
for this week.
The Misses Ruth Ridley, Rita Burns,
and Mae Kennedy gave dinner for
Miss Brown; the Pastors Aid society
of the First M. E. church met with
Rev and Mrs. Walters; Mrs. 0. M.
Strate entertained the Woman's For
eign Missionary society Of the Broad
way M. r. church; the Ladies' Aid Of
the English Lutheran church met
with Mrs. ], e. HaggaTt; Manager
Wilcox Of the roller entertained the
young ladies of the telephone ex-
change; Mrs. and Miss Morgan of the
Fargo college gave an afternoon tea
for Mrs. C, C. Creegan and her sister
Mrs. Morrow of Toronto, Can, and
Miss Bestor; a number of the young
men of the city entertained their
young lady friends at sleighride par
ty; Mrs. Leslie Weller of Moorhead
entertained the Meorhead Bridge club;
the Royal Neighbors of Moorhead
gave a Norwegian whist party; the
]. M. s. society gave a sleighride
party; Mrs Charles Erdel of Moorhead
entertained at cards; the Salmagundi
club of Moorhead met with Mrs H w.
Grasse and, Mrs. w. D. Titus; Mrs.
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noon Luncheon Bridge club; Mrs. Mar
shall, preceptress of the Ceres hall at
the A. G.. gave a reception for the
young ladies of the dormitory; the
w. c. T. u. met with Mrs. w. A. Keye;
Mrs. j. Kiefer Of Moorhead entertained
the g. p. club; Mrs. A. L. Farr gave
a birthday party for her little daughter,
Leila Mae; Miss May Hide was the
recipient of a surprise birthday party;
a party of young people of the A. c.
enjoyed sleighride TO Dllworth; and
Mrs. r. A. Beard entertained the Wo-
mans union Of the First Congrega-
tional church
Guests In the city this week were:
Rep. j. b. Akesson Of Grandin; Mrs.
c. Nelson of Euclid, Mimi; Miss Pearl
Smell Of Grand Forks; Miss Olga Thai
of Lakota; Mrs. Stell ColweIl of Gard
ner with Mrs. o. K. MeCracken; Mrs.
Van Pelt and granddaughter. Marjorie
with Mrs. Marjorie Van Pelt; Mrs. G.
w. Kelley of Tower City; Mrs. Henry
Heusser Of Alma, Wis, with Mrs. NJ.
r. Husting; Mr.. Buckley of Billings.
Mont; Mrs. Roy Colgrove of winni-
peg; Mrs, s. q. Bartlett of Casselton;
State Senator Gunderson of Aneta:
Mrs. CIumo ElIroy of Sheldon: Robert
Burt of Valley City: Mrs. A. X. Corri-
gan and Miss Helen Corrigan of Min
neapolis with Mrs. j. c. Hunter; T.
G.. Boughton of Regina; John Durgin
Of Alice; and ]. r. Mcdonald.
Those leaving the city were: r. d.
Smedley to Miles City. Mont; E. Mil
Ter to Peoria, H.; Miss Mable Craig
10 Minneapolis: Mrs. William Sucknow
to Grand Forks; Mrs Anna Vogel to
St Paul; E. j. weiser to twin cities;
Mrs. c. L. Hawley to Spokane; Hon.
Treadwell Twitchell and Hon. r. s.
Lewis to Bismarck; w. ID. Gillespie to
Beach, and Mrs. Robert Tufts of
Moorhead to Staples, Mimi
Those returning from other places
We're: Mrs. w. j. Awty and little son
of Moorhead from Charleston, Ill:
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Everhart from
Grand Forks.
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Rev. Mr.. Rees Of the Episcopal
church at Fort Totten attended the
Shrine meeting in Fargo last even
Ing. He paid The Forum a pleasant
visit while in the city.
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Mrs. Carr Anderson and Mrs. Vera
Arnold, who were at Hunters Hot
Springs for awhile, have proceeded
to Los Angeles, where they will spend
the rest of the winter. Mrs. Ander-
son is recovering from her attack of