The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-15
Ut Interest to the Women
Social Notes

Mrs Perkins and son Of Hillsboro
day. 80 seA
Faa1l Cullen and Harold Stevens left
TINS morning for Lisbon, where they
VIII spend couple OF days hunting.
pr. Ralph e. weible has returned
from hve weeks absence. He spent
inc frst week fishing in wisconsin
streams and lakes and the last four
clinical work with the famous Or.
Murphy Of Chicago.
Mrs. Carr-Anderson Is spending a
week or two In Fargo. She went TO
Los Angeles last winter and found
much relief from her rheumatism. Her
laughter, Mrs. Vera Arnold. is teach
ing music In the public schools in
Pasadena.
The Colonial dancing club will me 1t
Monday evening In the office of the
savings and Loan agency. Applica-
tons for membership will be consid-
cred and officers elected. The pro-
gramme for the season will be ar
ranged and all members are expected
TO be present.
Mrs. D. ID. Sullivan and daughters,
Aileen and Kathleen, have returned
from the Minnesota fair and a visit
with Mrs. Sullivans parents In Min
neapolis. They made the trip by auto
with the HarroIds Of wheatland and
were accompanied home by Miss Ma
bel Gilchrist of Minneapolis, who has
MANY friends in Fargo
Devils Lake Journal: Miss Helen
Sweet Of Fargo who is the guest OF
Mrs. J. M. Freeman of Sixth street,
was the guest of honor at q luncheon
given at o'clock today by Mrs. Ray
Milham. Mrs. Freeman is also antici-
pating a visit from her brother, DR..
Will Nichols and Miss Jaredlne
Thompson OF Fargo who will be up
Sunday to spend a few days.
Last evening the d. G. club OF girls
from the First NJ e. Sunday school
met at the home of Miss Bessie Hogan
on Fourteenth street south for their
regular meeting and laid many plans
for good times to be enjoyed this win
ter. The first event will take place
next Thursday evening, when the girls
will meet at the home of Mrs. ID. III.
Stowe on Thirteenth street south and
from there VIII go on q hiking trip.
Later they will return and an elegant
picnic supper viii be enjoyed on the
lawn of the Stowe home. "A delightful
time is anticipated. The club mem
bers number ten young girls from 10
to is years Of age and enthusiasm In
the club runs high. The club meets
every two weeks and the girls are
working to make their club one of the
best in the Sunday school. Later 8
candy sale and several other AFFAIRS
will be planned.
One Of the prettiest events Of the
season was the luncheon given this
afternoon at ! o'clock at which Miss
Mae Howe was the charming hostess
at her Fifth avenue south home. The
event was complementary to Miss
Margaret Campbell, who is leaving
the city in a short time to make her
home in the west The table was
scheme OF pink The place cards were
dainty conceits with gilt edges and
bore the hostess Initials and the
guests name. Pink asters were ef-
gectively used on the table and about
the handsomely appointed dining
room. Following luncheon the young
ladies were escorted to the Orpheum,
where the matinee was enjoyed. The
guest list included, Misses Margaret
Campbell. Dorthy Hanna, Hermoine
Mitchell, Alice Lewis, Jessie Edwards,
Claire Elliott, Dorothea Young and
Alice Tough.
Cleverly arranged and carried out
was the surprise given last evening
by twenty of their friends for Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Crawford at their
pretty home on Seventh street south.
The occasion was the third wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs Craw :
ford. At about $3.50 their self-invited
guests walked in to shower them
with their happy congratulations.
They were made most welcome and
a delightful evening followed with
music and social chat. The guests
brought with them an ample supply
Of refreshments which were sarvsd
al q convenient hour. IT. III. ATcEn-
roe was appointed by the company to
present Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford with
q handsome silver mounted serving
tray. He responded in very grace
full manner voicing the pleasure Of
their friends In being with their host
and hostess to assist them In cele-