The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-06
Social Notes

The most interesting events of the
week are the district Federation meet
ing at MayvillS and the local terri
toriaI convention Of the Y. w. G. A.
Al large number of the ladies Of the
city are interested in these events and
society has been rather quiet, conse-
quently.
One social event of large interest
was the series of delightful luncheon
and card parties which were given
wednesday and Thursday by Mrs. nj.
Al. Baldwin Of Fifth avenue south.
The Longfellow and Washington
Neighborhood clubs met Tuesday af-
ternoon at which Mrs. George Han
cock spoke.
Other events of the week were: The
Sigma Theta sorority and Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity of Fargo college en-
ioyed a picnic, the employees Of Moodys
store gave surprise for w. ]. Rausch;
the Kings Heralds of the First Nj. Il.
church gave a birthday shower for the
children's missionary In China; the
special fire insurance agents gave a
farewell banquet for w. II. Jones; the
Misses Hildur johnson and Alice Mat
son gave a farewell party for Miss
Grace Halbert; a number Of friends
gave a surprise on Mrs. Helen Lar
son; Mr.. and Mrs. AL Dublin cele-
brated their wedding anniversary;
Miss Josephine Murray entertained at
a box party at the Grand; the pledge
members of the Eta Chi omega So
rority of the Fargo college entertain
ed the members Saturday; the Misses
the Eta Bita Pi club, and Mrs. F. E.
Corson entertained at luncheon for her
sister.
Guests in the city this week were:
Mrs. Geo. S. Churchill and Mrs. w. s.
McRoberts of Casselton; Miss Mary
Graham, Of Davenport with Mrs. @.
Dewitt Bowling; Mrs. j. M. Sarles of
Hillsboro; Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Moore,
Of Moore, Mont; Mrs. Roger Brown
and daughter and Mrs. Ried of De-
troit Mrs. I'll. w. Seager and daugh-
ter Of Redlands, Cal, with Mrs. Quin-
CIV ID. Adams; Otto Klinsman and fam
lily of California; Mr.. and Mrs. James
X, Banks and MIR. and Mrs. Chas. +.
Banks of Sheldon; Mrs. g. A. Collar
of Minneapolis; Miss Frances Nc
Donald of Valley City with Mrs. James
w. Vidal c. II. Hartman of De-
troit, Mich, with Mrs. G. F. Reynolds;
Henry w. Sawyer, of Clinton, H.; Mr..
and Mrs. Wright Scott OF Yarmouth
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott; Mrs.
T. ID. Greene OF Ashland Wis; Mrs.
C. e. Jones and daughter Dorothy;
Thomas Mccoy Of Grandln; Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Morrow and son James
of Moore, Mont, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Morrow; and Mrs. wallace Gros-
venor of Casselton.
Those wln returned from other
places were: Mrs. j. L. Graves from
Stanfeld, ore; Mrs. G. A. Roberts
from Leonard; Mrs. Morris Kaufman
from the east; II. Nj. Talbot from
Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stern from
the east; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Sheen
niger from San Diego and other
places; and Hugo Stern from a three
months trip abroad.
Those who left the city during the
week were Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Feck-
Ter to st. Louis; Mrs. S. S. Menden-
hall to Spokane and Peter Matson to
New York.
A very successful social event of
yesterday afternoon was the euchre
party given by the ladies of the Degree
OF Honor in the A. o. u. w. hall.
A large number of the ladies Of the city
attended and a very interesting game
was played. Dainty hand painted
prizes were won by Mrs. e. t. Shaw, |
Mrs. e. M. Backer and Mrs. w. e.
Moher. At the close of the afternoon
delicious refreshments were served.
o.
The Woman's Boarding Home asso-
citation held their regular monthly
meeting at the home on Eighth street |
south yesterday afternoon and large
number of the ladies Of the association
attended. Many plans were laid for
the Improvement of the home and to
bring the Importance of the home and
what 1t means to Fargo. 1t was decided
to hold thimble bees each month to
stimulate interest and get more of the