The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-26
Social Notes

W. j. Howe left last evening on a
business trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Simonson of Eighth
avenue south returned this morning
from Minneapolis where they spent
several days at the auto show.
Mrs. J.. w. Parry of Madison, wis.
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Amerland of Seventh street
south.
Arthur r. Charest of Moorhead left
last evening for Quebec, Can, to he
present al the bedside Of his father,
who is in a critical condition.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church viii meet Tuesday aft
ernoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. f.. d.
Hall, 1875 Fourth avenue south.
Minneapolis Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Simon of Fargo, N. D., are the
guests Of Mrs. Anna Bresky for a
short time. They are on their return
trip to Fargo after a six weeks trip
In the leading eastern cities.
The first and fifth divisions of the
Ladies' Aid society of the First Pres
byterian church will entertain the La
dies Of the church and congregation
from 3 o'clock until 5 Tuesday after
noon. The ladies are requested to
bring their needlework.
On Saturday evening about thirty
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilson OF
Third street north called al their home
in honor of Mr.. wilson's birthday an
niversary. A jolly time was spent with
cards and dancing and at the close OF
the evening from some mysterious
source a tempting lunch was produced
They left a handsome silver mounted
toilet set with their host as a memento
of the day.
Mrs. f. E. Corson of Eighth street
south was a charming hostess on Sat
urday evening at dinner in compliment
to Mrs. Netcher of Grand Forks who is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. M. Mac
Gregor of Fifth avenue south. The
table appointments were very delight
full, carnations being used with pref
ty effect and covers being laid for ten
Following dinner. a pleasant informa,
evening was spent.
eH - ~ 1AAAC SAAN
Of the 500 clubs Saturday evening al
her home on Ninth avenue south. A
lively game was played from foul
tables and was followed by a delight,
full luncheon served from the small
tables. Flowers were used to brighter
the rooms and the evening was a very
pleasant n Head prizes were wor
by Mrs. w. ]. Hammond and M. L
Feckler and consultations were cap.
tured by MI. n Mrs. e. E. Tayior.
Last. evening al . o'clock a part!
of friends called very Unexpectedly a
the apartments of Mrs. Georgia Frazer
in the operahouse annex to help he
celebrate her birthdays anniversary
They found Mrs. Frazer ready to spent
the evening away from home, but east
~ persuaded her to remain in the rol,
of hostess. The self~invited guest
quickly arranged the rooms Very pref
tilE-with a profusion of flowers am
from amply filled baskets produced
sumptuous dinner. covers being lait
for sixteen. There was the indespens
ible birthday cake with the lightet
candles and a most happy evening wa.
spent. When the guests said goodby,
at 1890 they left behind them a mum
Der of much appreciated reminders o
the OCCASION
The student committee Of Farg,
college entertained all the young la
dies of the college, preparatory school
and conservatory, last evening in tn,
college gymnasium at a "dolI' part!
en- costume. About se~venty-1ve yount
women and the lady members of tn,
faculty responded to dainty invitation
and the assembly was indeed a joll.
one. The gymnasium was made coz.
and attractive with a large humble
of penants and here and there inviting
coy corners were screened off. Tn
benches about the walls were covere,
and arranged with pillows and al
about were vases of fragrant carna
tions. The evening was spent inform
ally with games and dancing and to
ward the close of the evening tn
guests were invited into a pretty nj
cove arranged in one corner of TIL
room. where dainty refreshments wer
served. The costumes were yer,
clever and represented little boys an
girls, sailors, colonial DANES and gen
tlemen, Spanish dancers, Indian girl;
Japanese girls, and various Others
The party was a very pretty an
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