The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-09

with her sister and brothers at York
town, Saskatchewan.
The Northwestern Telephone Co.'S
lady employees are to be guests Of Man
ager wilcox Of the roller rink this
evening.
Miss Ruby Labbitt Of Enderlin Is
the charming guest for couple OF
days OF Mrs. Helmer Nelson Of the
Marlborough apartments.
Miss Constance watson Of Eighth
street south expects to leave soon for
Chicago where she will spend a fort
night with former college friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Murray have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip and
are located at 1913 Second avenue
north, where they will be glad to re-
ceive their many friends.
Mrs. G. @. Boise and little daughter,
Genevieve, or Seventh avenue south
returned Tuesday afternoon from
Beach, where they were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Tousley and fam
lily for the past week
The anniversary banquet to be given
In the Congregational church on FRI
day evening by the Y. w. G. Al. will
be largely attended by both men and
women who are friends of the associa-
ton. A large number OF tickets have
been sold for the affair at the assoc
citation and by the members.
The Boarding Home association will
meet Friday afternoon at the home at
3:30 o'clock. when plans will be COM
pleted for the winter. The home Is
progressing nicely and there are a
large number of the young ladies liv-
| ing at the home under the care of Mrs.
Grasse as one happy family. It is
| hoped that all the ladies OF the assoc
| citation will be In attendance
An event Of this evening will be the
linen shower given by Miss Hattie
OhIin OF Oak Grave in honor Of Miss
| Ida Washburn, a bride-e elect OF this
month. Miss Washburn has been the
| recipient Of a number of very pretty
events and several are being planned
Tomorrow evening Mrs. I'll. Taylor has
issued invitations for a pretty func-
ton in Miss Washburn's honor.
day afternoon with Mrs. j. e. Fren-
cite at her home on Fourth avenue
north. Bridge was played and after
| the cards were laid aside a delicious
| collation. was served The tables were
very pretti1y arranged with vases OF
/ carnations and ferns and the after
noon was voted by the ladies as one
of the most pleasant Of the season.
one of the interesting events in
Moorhead society this afternoon was
the bridge luncheon which was given
at the home OF Mrs. Hugo Bach
enheimer on Ninth street south, Moor
! head at which Mrs Bachenheimer and
Mrs Steinberg were hostesses. The
I appointments were very beautiful and
q large number of the most select So
4 ciety ladies Of the two cities made uI
| the guest list.
/ Grand Forks Times: Miss Eva Nc
| Cready leaves this evening for Mex
| mock to enjoy short visit with Miss
Il Jeanette Mootz who graduated from
4 the local high school last June, be
! fore she returns to her home in Min.
neapolis. On her return she will b.
4 the guest of Miss Alma Treacy and
leaves Sunday morning for Fargo, GO
ing from there to Minneapolis OF
Monday evening.
Mrs. A. ziehe and Mrs. Peter Stew
art very delightfully."- entertained yes.
terday from o'clock until at the
pretty home of the former on College
street north. Although not mem
Der OF the Ladies' Aid society of the
4 First Presbyterian church, Mrs. ziefie
very graciously offered her home fol
the afternoon, beautifully arranged
with vases or red carnations. Durins
the afternoon about ninety ladies'
called and spent the time witt
Christmas sewing. Coffee was served
to the ladies. Mrs. White and Mrs
McArdle presiding at the urns anC
the Misses Rizpah and Rozella Ladt
assisting in the serving. Master NIL