The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-15
Social Notes

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The Misses Selma Hovey and Mabl
Hanson of Verona are guests in thu
city.
Hector Barnes has returned from
Minneapolis, where he accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Barnes, who are en-,
joying trip to the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kaufman LEFT
this afternoon for Atlantic city
N. j., and while away will visit sew.
eral other points in the east.
A special meeting Of the women's
union of the First Congregations
church will be held in the parlors OF
the church on Thursday afternoon al
3 o'clock.
Friends Of Mrs. Max Stern are glad
to learn that she was able to return
to her home on Ninth street north
Sunday after very serious illness at
st. Johns hospital.
Mrs. l.. c. Davenport of Eighth ave-
nue. south entertained a five hundred
club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. III. f.
Miller won the prize. Luncheon was
served with dainty arrangements after
the game.
Mrs. H. f. Kester of Sioux Falls,
S. d., visited with Mrs. G. M. Hopp
OF Fifth avenue south on Monday.
Mrs. Hester is en- route to her home
after a visit with her brother, States
Atty. Geo. p. Jones of LaMoure.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Debus Of
d. Al, M.
and Mrs. w. d. Powell of Sixth street
south Mr.. Debus is a brother of Mrs.
Powell and is greatly surprised at the
progress made in the last few years in
this city
The annual ball of the Fargo council
knights of Columbus viii be an event
of tomorrow night in the knights Of
Columbus hall. o. ]. Burns is at the
head of the committee for arrange
ments and delightful evening is an
ticipated.
Mrs. #. E. Whiting of Tenth street
north was charming hostess this
afternoon for Mrs. Robert Leick OF
Crookston, who is spending the week
with Mrs. w. J. Hammond Of Sew
enth avenue south. Bridge was the
afternoons entertainment and a de-
licious luncheon was served.
Mrs. Frederick H. Bailey entertained
the O. H. s. Evening Bridge club last
evening at her North Broadway home.
The rooms were very pretty with pink
carnations and elaborate refreshments
Were served after the game. Pretty
valentines were used as favors and
were prominent throughout the game
and luncheon. Mrs. ]. p. Hardy won
high score. The club will meet next
time with Mrs. c. F. Alfred of Ninth
avenue south
Miss Clara Pollock was a most de-
lightful hostess last evening at her
home on Ninth street south for her
English class from the Y. w. C.. A,
Early in the evening the class was
held at the Pollock home and after dis
missal a social evening with music
was greatly appreciated by the young
aides. Later delicious luncheon was
The table was exceedingly
pretty with hearts and covers were
aid for eight Judge Pollock cIeveriy
assisted Miss Clara in entertaining the
young ladies. The English class has
been great success under Miss Pol
ock's supervision and great interest
s displayed by the members of the
lass.
Last evening the young men of the
Cathedral club entertained their young
lady friends in the Cathedral club
'ooms. The committee In charge con-
sisted of Chas. Fields, Albert Bernier,
Paul Cullen and Sherman Callahan,
md young men are to be congratulate
ID on the clever arrangements made
or entertainment About eighty
suests we're present and enjoyed the |
evening fully. Progressive dice was
played and Geo. Laliberti won the first
,rize. John Fitzgerald was awarded |
he consolation prize. A most defect
bile luncheon was served at IL o'clock |
md valentines were used as favors. |
dany unique ideas in the entertain |
nent were introduced by the young |
nen and the evening was a merited |
uccess.
The young ladies Of st. Joseph's
hurch in Moorhead gave beautiful
arty last evening in honor OF st.
yalentine in st. Joseph's hall. Red,
vhite and green hearts were used pro-
usely about the room with pretty /
fleet. The early part of the evening |
7as spent in playing progressive |
carts. Miss Sue Hansman won head
rize for the young ladies and viii
furphy for the young men,, Al unique
ray OF finding partners was intro
UaInrHfnne
ributed among the guests, one half
{ the pieces to the young men and the
Their to the young ladies, the ones who
eceived pieces Of a valentine that
were partners for the game.
or supper the young ladies were
numbered and their numbers placed on
carts. which We're placed upon the
yali in rows. The young men were
iven tiny bows and arrows and were
bliged to shoot a heart to get the
lumber of the young lady whom he
ras to escort to supper. The supper
able was very pretty in red and white L
nd the menu was delicious. After sup
err dancing was enjoyed until time for
eparture.
One of the most beautiful and clever
! arranged parties Of the valentine
eason was that given yesterday after
DON by Mrs. c. M. Davenport and Mrs.
z, G. McNaught in the beautiful apart
rents of Mrs. Davenport in the Colon
Il flats. The spacious rooms were Il
lost attractively decorated in number
'ss hearts festooned from the corners
the room to the chandeliers. Hearts
ere used, also, with pretty effect upon
le table and were Ilr1frl1alv 90 rrIeaa ca