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

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce of the yelling
ton apartments left this morning for
the twin cities and Chicago. MRS
Bruce expects to be gone until about
March / Mr.. Bruce returning In a short
time.
The art section of the Fine Arts
club viii meet with Mrs. F.. j. Thomp-
son, S14 First avenue south tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, Those in
terested in any phase of art or of the
arts n crafts will be heartily well
coined to this and at subsequent meet
ings.
q pleasant event of this evening
VIII be the basket social to be given by
the young people Of the Broadway
M. e. church in the church parlors. An
entertaining evening has been b
out n all the young people of the
church are invited to be present and
bring their friends.
Mrs. Howell of Ninth avenue south
entertained the ladies' OF he Bridge
club yesterday afternoon at her pref
~ home. Four tables played a lively
game and prizes were won by Mrs.
Henry johnson and Mrs. C. p. Brown.
At the close of the afternoon a de-
llcious luncheon was served from the
dining room table. which was very
pretty with a c~enterpiece of carna-
lions. The club meets next time with
Mrs. Geo. A. Newsalt.
Mrs r. J.. English entertained he
ladies of the Wednesday Afternoon 500
club yesterday afternoon at her home
on First avenue north. The meeting
was the last of the series and was a
decidedly delightful affair. An inter-
esting game was played from three
tables and prizes were captured by
Mrs. Tendick and Mrs. Bayard. After
the cards were cleared away, the hos
tess served a perfect luncheon of good
things. The ladies have reorganized
to play another series of games meet
ing each week.
Rev. and Mrs. W.. S. Ulrich enter
tanned the members of the council Of
the st. Marks English Lutheran
church and their wives last evening
at their home on Fourth avenue north.
SPNNONS SAA SOutS6 ulnlST' was
served early in the evening, the table
being very p~rettily arranged with dec
orations of green and white. The place
cards were pretty concefts in the same
scheme. Covers were laid for eighteen,
After dinner q pleasant evening was
spent Informally. Mrs Ulrich was as
sisted in entertaining by Miss Alice
Garmann.
The Woman's club of Moorhead has
made provision to have a car at the
n Of N. P. avenue and Broadway
tomorrow morning at 1871 to accom-
modate the Fargo club women who
will be their guests at the lecture
which will be given at IL o'clock at
h normal school by Or. Vincent and
the luncheon which will follow. This
will be of the big club events Of
the season and the leading clubs of the
two cities are anticipating the pro-
gramme tomorrow with nue. pleasure.
The a will be ready to take the la
dies to the normal at 1918. which
will give them three-quarters of an
hour, the lecture beginning promptly
at IL o'clock.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. W.. H.
Richholt and Miss Lois Griffin left
yesterday for ST. Paul. They were
Joined at Fargo by their sister, Mrs.
T. j, Harris OF Lisbon, who accom-
panied them on their trip. 1t will
doubtless be something Of a surprise
to the numerous friends of Miss Grit
fin to know that she will be married
mex Tuesday to Glenn Slouss of the
firm of Slouss Bros, grocery merchants
of Logansport, Ind, who comes to st.
Paul to wed his bride. After a short
visit at Chicago they will go to
Logansport, where they will make their
future home. Miss Griffin has lived
al Bismarck practically all Of her
life and has made her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Richholt ever since they have
been in the confectionery business here,
and her many friends will regret that