The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-15
Social Notes

Miss Mezirow left this morning for
the east where she will join Mrs. G. e.
Bruce, who is now in Chicago Int they.
will select their spring stock of mil
linery.
Miss Rickka Nelson, who has been
very Ill with erysipelas at Detroit,
Mimi, has so far recovered, that she
was able to be brought to her home
in Moorhead last evening. Her many
friends will be glad to know that she
is, now improving nicely and a COM
plete recovery is looked for.
A st. Valentines. social was held
last evening in the parlors of the st.
Marks English Lutheran church. Mu-
sic and games were played and the
young people greatly enjoyed a game
of progressive finch. The parlors were
most attractive with decorations sug-
gestive of the season and after a very
happy evening a dainty collation. was
served.
A. L. Miller, Y. M. c.. A. student
secretary, left last evening for Sioux
City, Ia, where he will be POSTMASTER
at the annual fraternity banquet of
M~orningside college, which takes place
Friday evening. Many of the college
alumni will be present and the reunion
will be most pleasant. Mr.. Miller ex-
poets to return about Tuesday Of next
week and en- route home will stop in
Minneapolis and Wahpeton on bust
ness.
The meeting of the Round Table
club, tomorrow afternoon, will be held
at the home Of Mrs. II. HI. Wheelock,
335 Eighth avenue south. The pro-
gramme will be opened with a paper,
The German Novel. by Mrs. d. B..
Holt n that will be followed with
a paper by Mrs. L. T. Hamilton, deal
ing with historical painters, citing
Piloty, Makart and Gabriel Max, the
programme closing with Lizst and his
music illustrated, by Mrs. Wheelock
and Mrs. w. L. Stockham of the Fargo
college conservatory will play. as a
demonstration, the distinguished auth
or's Polonaise A minor, also Liebes-
traum e flat.
Mrs. G.. A, Frazer, worthy matron of
the Eastern Star lodge, very delight
fully entertained the officers of the
order at a st. Valentines party last
evening at her. home on Fifth street
north. The evenings entertainment
featured Valentine games and contests
and in the latter dainty prizes of vio-
lets, prettily arranged with red hearts
were won by Mrs. Strate and Mrs.
Hooper. The decorations were in
artistic ~festoonings of red hearts and
the same pretty scheme was carried
o,A a.. &Ao --a.,- Fn- 5aIfosa,,- $50
which was served at the close of the
evening. The place cards favors and
other table arrangements were most
attractively carried out in st. Valen-
tine suggestions and covers were laid
for sixteen.
Continuing the work OF the Neigh
borhood circles, the Fortnightly club
has organized another Neighborhood
club at the Roosevelt school on the
north side. The committee in charge
who are ANXIOUS for the organization
consists Of Mrs. j. w. Ince, Mrs. w. F.
Sudro, Mrs. A. E. Minard and Mrs.
w. B. Bell and they called their first
meeting yesterday. About forty la
dies of the neighborhood responded
and expressed their satisfaction in the
social center work. Mrs. Wilder, who
is president Of the Fortnightly club,
presented the work and its object to
the ladies, and explained the organ
ization. Miss Robinson, the visiting
nurse, also gave a talk on the care Of
children. The ladies of the committee
have called another meeting to be
held in two weeks and at that time
the organization win be completed.
So - -
cial centers that have already been
perfected in this city and the addition
of another for the uplift and improve
ment of the city speaks well for the
interest which has been created and