The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-11-15
Social Notes

Mrs. /. Wilson of First avenue south
is entertaining this week her daughter
in-law, Mrs. J. B, Wilson of Devils
Lake, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Herreid of Ninth
avenue, south are proud parents of a
baby daughter who arrived at their
home today.
A. Trovaten is up from Minneapolis
visiting his family and talking wheat
shipments for the equity exchange,
which appears to be making good,
despite the efforts to discriminate
against it.
The Priscilla Embroidery club held
noon at the home of Mrs. John H.
Stegge of Seventh street south A
pleasant afternoon of sewing was en-
joyed and a delicious lunch was serV-
ed after the needles were put away.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur w. oliver re-
turned home Wednesday night from
Grand Forks where they went on a
short trip following their marriage on
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver will be
at home to their friends after Dec.
in cozy apartments on Twelfth street
north.
Mrs. Bert Klingensmith and little
son, Master Charles, returned home
yesterday afternoon from a two
months visit with friends in Spokane,
Wash. Mrs. Klingersmith was met
here yesterday by Mr.. Klingersmith
and left today for her home at Dill
worth.
This evening the ladies of the East
ern Star will give the first of a series
of parties which are planned for the
winter season. The event will take
place in the beautiful ball room of the
Masonic temple and a large number
are anticipating tonight's party with
much pleasure.
Mrs. Lund arrived yesterday from
@-Decorah, Ia, to join her daughters.
Miss Lillian and Miss Cora, who have
recently come to Fargo and secured
positions in this city, Mrs. Lund and
Tenth street north and will make their
home there for the winter.
Mrs. o. J. deLendrscie and Mrs, Alex
Stern were hostesses last evening for
gave the second of the series of par
ties for this season at the knights of
Columbus hall, At z o'clock an elegant
dinner was served and dancing follow
ed. There was an excellent programme
of music and very delightful evening
is reported.
The Harmony dancing club gave the
second of their series of dancing par
ties on Wednesday evening at stone g
new hall and most enjoyable evening
hostesses were Mrs. WalIie Johnson
Mrs. Jack Tomheaf and Mrs. j. e.
Frenette, The club consists of thirty
young married couples and meets ev-
cry two weeks for good times. The
next party will be on Thanksgiving
eve. . #...a
Mr.. and Mrs. w, ]. Hammond have
left for San Diego, Cal. where they
will make their home and where Mr.
Hammond will enter the real estate
business with his son Justin. En- route
to their new home Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mond will visit for month in Seattle
Their son John will continue his stud
les at the state university at Grand
Forks. Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond have
made this city their home for many
years and add one more to the list OF
Fargo's pioneers who have gone west.
During the last two days the w. C
T. u. and the Womans Boarding Home
association have held very successful
sales at the rooms on NJ p. avenue, oc,
cupied by the progressive headquarters
The w. c. t. II. secured the rooms and
were very kind in allowing the ladies
of the Home association to share ths
building with them. Both were very
successful and are grateful to the pub
lie who called and secured things tha'
were useful to them and those whc