The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-22
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Social Notes

Lyle Walters Of Casselton has beel
the guest for the past few days D
Murray Baldwin OF Fifth avenue south
Miss Mabel Eggen OF Roberts stree
returned Saturday from Minneapolis
where she spent the past six week
with friends.
A beautiful little daughter arrives
last evening at the home of Mr.. ans
Mrs. Charles Emerson of 1924 Fourth
avenue south
Miss Emma Hall is expected hom,
about the first week in June from Ell
lendale, where she Is teaching as 6
substitute for one OF the teachers there
who is ILL.,
Langdon Republican: Mrs j. J
Robson will entertain the members O.
the Woman's club at her home or
Wednesday afternoon, May "a. from
o'clock to S, for Mrs. N. G. Young
Of Fargo, and Mrs. 7. D. Casey oi
Grafton, who will be guests Of the
Langdon Woman's club during tbs
district meetings following.
Mrs. w. w. Tousley, who spent sew
eral days In the city, returned to her
new home in Beach this afternoon.
Mrs. Tousley came down to attend the
state Sunday school meet and remain
ed over for visit with friends. She
delivered addresses to Sunday school
pupils yesterday at the First M E,
church and at the Front street mis-
sion.
A delightful party OF young people
enjoyed a trip to Casselton yesterday
where they ate dinner and visited the
neighboring farms. The party con-
sisted of the Misses Adah Stern, Mary
Elliott and Jean Hanna; Seth Richard
son, Jack Shotwell, Harry Carpenter
and Chas. Rogers, and Mr.. end Mrs.
Harry Winters.
In honor of his eth birthday ami
versaryN Master Edward Besti1 was a
charming little host Saturday after
noon at his home on Thirteenth street
south About thirty eight little friends
responded to invitations and happy
time was spent In games of various
sorts. At 4 o'clock a luncheon was
greatly enjoyed by the children. Mrs.
Bestic was assisted in entertaining by
the Misses Doris and Virginia Lowell
and Ruth and Mary Gardner.
Mrs. Albert Anderson OF North
Broadway was hostess Saturday after
noon complementary to Mrs. Wayne
Eddy, who leaves soon with her chill
dren for the west The time was spent
most happily and the afternoon was
brought to a close by the serving of
dainty refreshments. An unique fea-
ture of the afternoon was the original
poems by the guests concerning the
trip that Mrs. Eddy Is about to take.
Honors were granted Mrs. Klinsman
and Mrs. Chas Bristol for the most
successful result.
Miss Eva Hey entertained at q din
ner party, Saturday evening with pref
ty appointments in honor Of Miss Alice
Erickson of Fergus Falls who was her
guest over the week end. Dinner was
served early in the evening to about
ten guests the table being prettily
laid with color scheme of lavender
and white. After dinner a delightful
Informal hour was spent with music
and chat and later the entire party
were GSGUEL6u 10 tu6 OTpHSuAat WueES
they enjoyed the excellent perform
ance. Miss Erickson left this morning
for her home.
A number of Fargo friends will be
interested in the following clipping
from one OF the st. Paul papers. Cliff
ford Champine, who takes a promi-
nent part was formerly of Fargo and a
nephew Of Miss Jennie Champine and
Mrs. Matte Davis, well known Fargo
ladies': The amateur dramatic event
of the week will be the presentation at
the Lyric Friday evening of The Cam
pus Mouser, a clever comedy, written
by Miss Grace Gerrish and produced
by her pupils under her own super
vision. AS might be inferred from the
title, 1t is college play and full of
the rollicking spirit of college life. A
number of university men have been
enlisted by Miss Gerrish to I'LL out the
cast, while Mrs. Noble takes charge of
the numerous dancing numbers. Nina
well known reader and
child impersonator. has one OF the
principal roles, Miss Gerrish having |
written it especially for her star pupil |
Opposite Miss Blackburn appears Cliff
ford Champine, a well known young
business man. He Ia to be Runty |
Short, freshman at Atwater college.
In the second act he Ia compelled to
masquerade in feminine attire In or
der to take the place of a missing |
chaperon Mr.. Champine Is said to be |
a scream" in this scene He will do |
a speciality act with four girls. Edith
Tennyson, Edith Day. Nina Blackburn
and Nellie Dunn. Another engaging |
speciality viii be real tennis game in
the first act, led by Ruth Cage, the
athletic girl OF the cast. Miss Gage is
well known for her clever readings. |