The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-20
Social Notes

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Nothing IL more important to a girls
success and happiness in life than the
broader relation OF her life TO the lives
OF others, the Intimate relation best
1yptned in that circumstance In which
ahs girl enters the home OF some one
else as q guest. More and more educa-
HON is becoming a social thing, q
social relation, an adjustment of the
temperament and conditions OF the tn-
diyidual to the temperament and condi-
Tons of other individuals. Something
OF the same idea underiies all that
wider intercourse Of human beings that
we call society, and which has it's chief
center in the sharing OF the home TnlS
rs not speaking OF the tiny visits In
merely to afternoon calls or luncheon
engagements. Such casual relation is
helpful enough In it's way, but 1t is q
siight affair at best What IS re-
or two at least, the t~ransplanting of
ones own nature from it's familiar and
native surroundings into new and for
oign one There are those brief visits
In plenty, but OF those delightful and
educative things, visits, real visits,
there are too few. Perhaps 1t is partly
Because of the far greater facilities for
travel, that we do not visit as much
as we used to. 1t used to be that the
guest did the entertaining, but today
e is the host or hostess who does 1t.
THE privileges and obligations OF a
guest. To be a guest. a seems
almost the nower Of all opportunity for
gracious Lying. Here L. a place where
others in g~entleness and consideration
as much as best ~pleases; here is an OPP
portunity to be gracious, to adjust ones
life TO the lives OF others; but how
many use the privilege or meet the
obligation? How is one to be a sue
cessful gpestf A hundred ways sug-
gest themselves, a hundred ways of
paying for the privilege OF. being a
guest in the homes of others; little
thoughtful courtesies may be ~practts-
ed; little household rules and interests
to be respectfully followed; little pleas
ures of one sort or another to bestow
on every one, but very especially on
the aged and young; little considerate
and unselfish acts; a curbing of too
violent opinions; and a setting aside OF
too strong prejudices. To keep here,
too, consistently and generously, the
thing to the enjoyment and beauty of
life; to add to the morning what you
can, and to the evening give some gift
of loveliness and song; to add some
thing to the enjoyment of life for 9TH
ers; and to make the house in which
one abides the Iovelier for the visit,
be 1t brief or long.
The following taken from The Eve
ming Times will be of interest to the
friends of Mrs. White:. Mrs. Casper
Olson entertained a small company in
formally Thursday evening at her home
on Chestnut street in honor of her
guest from Fargo, Mrs. William II.
were hidden and the hours were pleas
antly passed with a spirited game Of
500. A dainty luncheon was served at
the close and Mrs, White was awarded
a guest prize. Mrs. Olson used sweet
peas for her house decoration and was
assisted by Mrs. Arthur Williams,
Miss Alice Leonard of Minneapolis,
MINI, who has been visiting here as
the guest of her many friends viii
leave next Friday for her home. Miss
Leonard has been entertained as honor
guest at several pretty parties, one was
an informal dinner given by MISS
DeIphia Sharp of Moorhead. Those
present were students of Fargo college
and it was a reunion of the college
crowd. A prettily appointed six course
dinner was served. Miss Leonard Will
be entertained at other parties before
he departure.
Miss Anna Helschnitz of the Stern
building, entertains this evening at a
linen shower in honor of Miss Bertha
tThorson Of the Gardner, a bride elect
Of this month. Miss Thorson Will be
the third bride from the Gardner force
this year, the others being Miss Ellen
Mallory n Miss Kiah Olson. The
wedding Of Miss Thorson will take
place July 30 to Geo. B. Grithth or CAL
gary, n
Mrs. viii Wright of Ninth avenue
south, entertained yesterday afternoon
at a baby party for her little laugh
Elizabeth and Harold Wooledge, Arth-
ar Morris, John ellis and Leland May,
The babies enjoyed playing with toys,
which were in abundance, and light
refreshments were served. Later In
the afternoon they had their pictures
taken.
Mrs. w. r. Tillotson of Moorhead.
accompanied by her guest, Miss JOS
ephine Chase Of Woonsocket' K. L. WIN
troit, Mimi, where they will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Tillotson's sister, Mrs.
Frohne. Miss Chase will leave for her
ties were given for her during her
visit here.
Mrs. A.. e. Cannon of Sixth avenue
north, entertained informally yesterday
in honor Of her guest, Miss Claire Dim
widdie of Cedar Rapids, Ia. n dec
orations were of garden flowers and
dainty refreshments were the features
OF the afternoon. Miss Dinwiddie win
leave the first Of the week for her
home.
Mrs. S. S. MendenhaIl of Lisbon, ".
D., in company with her daughter, Mrs,
wv. C. Mcknight of Owatonna, Mimi.
is visiting with many friends here. Mrs.
,Mendenhal will return to her home
shortly, but Mrs, Mcknight will remain
until after the state Ialr, ana Will De
entertained at the different homes Of
her friends.
o.
Miss Marjorie Rusch of Eighth ave
nue. south, and her cousin, Miss Garnet
Rusch, who is her guest, motored to
the X today, and will return Mon
day with the Chua Hunka Punk club.
Mrs. Rusch will join them and return
with them.
Burnie Maurek is up from the lakes
TO take in the circus and the fair next
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease. the antisentic pOMder for the feet. 1t