The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-19
- OF Interest to the Fair Sex -
Social Notes

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The Misses Laura and Lizzie Nc.
Fadden Of Neche are visiting at Mrs
G. A. Macnanahra's home on sew
enth avenue north.
Miss Vivien Dinnie Of Grand Forks
has arrived In the city and is the fair
week guest OF Miss Harriet Hunt OF
Thirteenth street south.
A jolly bevy OF young ladies' con.
sisting of the Misses Florence and
Mamie Campbell, Melissa Ryan and
Florence Lerd leave tomorrow for an
outing on Lake Pelican.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. shea and family
of North Broadway expect to leave in
about two weeks for Wahpeton, where
they win make their home. The
Misses Eva and Margaret Shea have
been prominent in Fargo's younger So
cial circles and their crowd of young
friends greatly regret their departure
while they are pleased that the young
ladies are not going any farther away
that frequent visits will be possible,
sible.
Miss zella jacobson was q popular
hostess of last evening at her home on
Eighth avenue south, when she enter
tained about thirty young people in
honor of her cousin, Miss Eloise Sea-
vert of Chicago who is spenting sew
eral weeks with her. The evening was
spent informally with dancing and at
a convenient hour luncheon was pref
tily served. The evening was a most
delightful one, and adds one more to
a series of charming events which are
being given by the younger set.
Tioga Gazette: Miss Anna Mae and
Lucy Quinn Of Fargo, were arrivals
in Tioga last week and are visiting
at the home of their brother, John,
southwest Of town. From here they
will go to Crosby to visit to sisters,
Mrs. Jas. Ryder and Lagora. Mr.. and
Mrs John Quinn entertained Monday
evening last in honor of Misses Anna
Mae and Lucy Quinn sisters Of the
above named gentleman, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
this locality. A very pleasant even
ing is reported by those present, cards
being the big number on the pro-
gramme excepting tasty lunch serv-
ed during the occasion.
Miss Margaret Newton Of Moorhcad
who has been visiting Miss Theodosia
Houghton at Grand Forks Is the guest
this week OF Miss Frances Collins
Several very pretty events have been
given In honor Of Mics Newton and her
name appears frequently in the guest
lists of the past weeks social schedule.
Miss Newton Is expected home the
last of the week. The following clip
pings from The Grand Forks Times
are among those at which she was a
guest: Mrs. M. Norman of Riverside
park was last evenings hostess in
honor of Miss Myrtle Mooney of De-
troit, Mich, who is the guest of Misses
Gertrude and Florence Collins, and her
compliment was a theatre party at the
Metropolitan. The guests occupied the
loges and included Misses Mooney,
Gertrude, Florence and Frances Col
Inns, Gertrude Shaw. Gertrude Nor
man and Margaret Newton Of Moor
head. A delightful auto drive followed
the theatre pleasure and at late hour
the guests were driven to their homes.
Today Miss Mooney was compliment
ed by her hostesses, Misses Gertrude
and Florence Collins, who entertained
with a prettily appointed / o'clock
luncheon at their home in Riverside
park Their large company Of guests
included all Miss MONEYS girl friends
when she was a resident here some
years ago and the reunion proved a
thoroughly delightful one.
A number Of charming young la
dies are visiting among the younger
society set in the city and a number
of very pretty events are being given
in their honor. The week has been
filled with entertainments, nearly every
evening being scheduled. The events
commenced last Friday, when Miss
Alice Lewis gave an informal even
ing In honor OF her guest, Miss Helen
Everhart of Norfolk, Wa. Monday
evening this was followed by a pretty
500 party by Mrs Hubert Harrington
for Miss Everhart. Last evening Miss
zella jacobson was hostess for her
guest, Miss Eloise Seavert of Chicago,
and yesterday afternoon Mrs. G. N.
Callander gave a tea In honor of her
cousin, Miss Ina Butler Of Ridgetown.
Ont This evening Miss Helen Welter
OF Moorhead will entertain the entire
set at a lawn fete, and several other
equally pleasant events are being
planned. The list of guests visiting
here during fair week are: Miss
Eloise Seavert of Chicago with Miss
celia Jacobson of Eighth avenue south,
Miss Helen McCumber with Miss Eva
Shea Of North Broadway, Miss vivien
Dinnie Of Grand Forks with Miss Har-
riet Hunt Of Thirteenth street south.
Miss Helen Everhart of Norfolk, Va,