The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02


Social Notes
Miss Alice Lewis leaves today Tor
Washington, ID. c., to take up her
studies again at National Park semi.
nary.
Harry Rusch left this morning fol
Madison, Wis, to resume his studies
at the university for the second SEM
ester.
Mrs. j. ID. Carpenter of Fourteenth
street south expects to leave Saturday
for the west and will spend the winter
in Los Angeles,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Richardson
1902 Fourth street south were made
happy when New Years day brought
them a healthy baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Stensrud Of
Clinton are visiting friends in Fargo
and will leave shortly for the east and
later for their old home in Norway.
Lynn Stambaugh leaves this evening
to resume his studies al the state
university. He will be accompanied
by Howard Maher of Devils Lake, who
has been his guest during the holidays.
Miss Dorothea Young and brother.
Horace Young. left yesterday for the
east. Miss Young will enter the New
England conservatory at Boston and
Mr.. Young the aw school at the Uni
versity Of Iowa.
Miss Helena Huffaker. who has been
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Huffaker OF
Eighth street south, leaves this after
noon to resume her studies at Mount
Ida, near Boston.
The stork paid a visit to ST. Johns
hospital on Sunday and left a twelve
pound baby girl for Mr.. and Mrs. p,
J. Boyle of Sheldon. This makes an
even dozen in Mr.. Boyle's family, six
boys and six girls.
Mrs. d. M. Lenlnger of Seventh
street south left Saturday for Chica-
go, where she will visit for a time with
her daughter. During her absence
MI. Leninger is making his home at
1HC OSNOIL AObCIs
MI. and Mrs. j. w. Smith will leave
Thursday, Jan. 4 for New York,
where they will sail Jan. 10 on the
S. S. Adriatic for Egypt and a trip
around the world, returning about
July /. They will be accompanied
by their daughter. Miss Adele, and
sons, Pomeroy and Van TuyI.
The o. Fl. s. Evening Bridge club
will hold a special meeting this eve-
ming with Mrs. J. P. Hardy of Eighth
avenue south as hostess in honor of
Mrs. Marie r. Belknap, who leaves to-
morrow morning to spend the next
four months in San Diego, Cal. Mrs
Belknap will leave her little son and
daughter with Mrs. c. A. Roberts of
Eighth street south.
Miss MagdaIena Carpenter expects
to leave Saturday for Sioux Falls, S.
D., where she will again axe up her
duties in the high school as a member
of the faculty after spending the holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. d. Carpenter of Fourteenth street
south. Miss Gage. who has been Miss
Carpenters guest will also leave Sat
urday for her home at Aberdeen, S.. ID.
A pretty affair of this afternoon was
the luncheon at 2 o'clock given by
Miss Margaret Meredith at her home
on Fifth avenue south in honor OF
her guest, Miss Dorothy Grosvenor
of Casselton. Covers were laid
for sixteen of her girl friends and
the table was very pretty with a pro-
i ffIcinn 80 fI0vrn,nH mkt, xn~s NES1.
Meredith will entertain a party of her
boy n girl friends at cards.
One of the largest parties ever given
by the FL Zagal patrol was that of
last evening when they gave their New
Years ball in the Masonic temple.
About 200 people were present and
all pronounced the affair one of the
finest functions yet enjoyed and the
men of the patrol are at all times
royal hosts. Refreshments were
served and q delightful programme
of the latest dance music danced
through.
Miss Ethel Canniff was hostess last
evening at her home on Ninth street
south to about fifteen of her young
friends at a delightful New Years
party. The rooms were very at
tractively arranged with holly, south
ern smilax and miniature red lights
about the rooms were used with pref
ty effect. The chandeliers were also
shaded in red and from one hung the
proverbial mistletoe. Games and mu-
sic were the entertainments OF the
evening and Miss Fern Crothers de-
lighted the guests with several vocal
numbers. At the close of the evening
the hostess served a lap luncheon of
delicious viands and all voted the
evening an exceedingly pleasant one.
Miss Ruth Hardy was a delightful
hostess on last Saturday evening to
a party Of her girl friends at her home
on First avenue south. Al feature Of
the evening was the various contests
arranged for several small tables and
the guests were required to progress
as they completed each contest, Miss
Bertha Everhart won first prize, Mics
Lillian McCulloch second, and Miss
Frances Blake was awarded the con-
ISOLATION for progression. After the
contests were concluded the small
tables were cleared and a dainty
luncheon served with pretty appoint
ments. Honor guest of the evening
was Miss Marjorie Van Pelt Of Bemid-
ii. Mimi, who is visiting her cousin,
Miss Hardy.
Renewing the fine old custom of re-