The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-21
Social Notes

A great many people have visited
Fargo during the last week on account
OF the many interests and and at
fractions for the out of town people.
The Grain Growers convention mas
been different this year on account OF
the special day set aside for the en-
tertainment of the ladies at the A G.
on account of this a great many
ladies from the country were In town
Among the guests in the city this
week to attend the convention and
for other purposes were: Judge ana
Mrs C. p. Thurston of Mandan with
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Glaze; Mr.. and Mrs.
wallace Brown of Armenia; g. B..
Simpson, Howard Wilson and ]. IA.
Flewell of I,eal: Fred and Ernest Nod-
den of Argusville; DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Redmon and little daughter Of Mott
N. D., with Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Red
mon; Mr.. and Mrs, q, A. Fleyell OF
Grandin: Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Knudson
Of Kenmare; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
McSparren of Grandln; Harry Hill OF
Erie; Mr. and Mrs. viii Hall and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Talbot of Grand Forks
with Mr.. and Mrs. G, r. Hall; Mrs.
IT. III Kaufman and daughters with
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler; Fl. Huesgen OF
Devils Lake with DR., ID, d. Sullivan;
Mr.. and Mrs. J, @. Brown Of Embden;
and 6. D. Scott, Chas. More, W, FL.
Ferris and c. Gunkle of Hope.
Those returning to the city from
other points were: Chauncy Langdon
from st. Paul; DR.. A. c. Newman from
Indianapolis; Mrs. d. d. Sullivan from
Minneapolis and st. Paul; Miss Flor
ence Leavy from Albion, Mich; and
Mrs. ]. d. Ferrand and Miss Adele
Smith from st. Paul.
Those leaving the city were: Dr.
and Mrs. F. ]. Campbell and daughter,
Ruth, and Mrs. L. J. Weiser and two
daughters to the west; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F.. Schoeninger to San Diego, Cal;
O. M. Varnson TO Minneapolis, and
Bishop and Mrs. Cameron Mann to San
Diego. Cal
Resides a great many informal en-
tertainments for Mrs. w. w. Tousley
and Miss Ethel, who left the first OF
the week for Beach, n. D., Mrs. Ralph
MAYER entertained the Bridge Lun-
cheon club: Miss Ruth Baker enter
tanned the Merry Eight club; the
woman's Home Missionary society of
the First NJ. r. church met with Mrs.
w c. Laizure; Mrs. II. II. Jenkins
entertained for the Island Park Bridge
club: Mrs. w. c. Allen entertained
for the Ladies' Aid society of the
First Baptist church; there was
snecial meeting of the Pastors Aid OF
tho First NJ. f.. church; the Northside
division of the Presbyterian church
met with Mrs. Angus Fraser; Mr.. and
Mrs w. o. Olsen entertained at a
dinner at the Gardner and Mrs. J. NJ.
Fisher entertained the Woman's Union
of the First Congregational church.
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very charming little affair OF last
evening was the party given at me
home of Miss Helen Turner, daughter
az Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. TurnS" VI
Eighth avenue south, the Misses Louise
Ruseh. Mildred Allen and Helen TurT-
or being hostesses. About thirty young
girls completed the guest list ana en-
loved a very pleasant evening OF games
and interesting contests. p, 'es were
won nv the Misses Alice G2odrich,
Faith Rusk and Josephine Murray. Inc
rooms at the Turner home were pretty
with decorations in red and WEite'
tho refreshments being cleVerly car
ried nut in the same colors. Iihy
footba,,s lied with red and #hlEe Eln-
hon were dainty favOrs. The h)stesses
are to be congratulated upon the sue
cess of the evening az everyone en-
ioyed jolly time.
Miss Jeannett Peterson entertained
the Little Mothers club Friday, Jan.
% at her home on Fifth street north
There were twelve members present.
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The Octagon club met last even
ing with Miss Edna Ellingson. A very
pleasant social time was spent ana
delicious refreshments We're served
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The Pontoppidan church on the corn
or of Fourth street and Fourth avenue
north will hold services tomorrow fore
noon at 1880 and in the evening at
7:45 by the pastor.
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one of the most brilliant post-holi-
dav affairs was the German given last
evening by the Metropolitan German
club. In the Knights OF Columbus hall
The German began at 1880 after the
return of the theatre parties who en-
loved Seven Days. Supper was served
at - o'clock and dancing was resumed
until 1880. Mesdames Frank Thomp-
son w. B. Douglass, Mrs. Lou Free
man and S. F. Grabbe presided at the
favor tables. During the evening
frappe was served. The hall was beau
tiful the natural handsome decora-
lions being enhanced with La France
roses and ferns. From the dome, a
canopy of the lovely flowers hung in
an attractive manner. An out town
guest was Mrs. Ed. Hughes Of Bis
marck Those in charge were Mes
DANES w r.. Boyd and S. F. Crabbe
a.,