The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-28

table loaded with good things, garnish-
ed with MOWERS and all artistically ar
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cure.
The Pastors Aid society Of the First
M: E. church will meet on Tuesday
h b~pa Oct. 1 with Mrs. A. L. Bis
Silas Craig will assist in entertaining.
A large attendance is desired.
Porter and Frank TaIcott, sons of
senator II Mrs. Talcott of Buffalo. N,
D., have entered the state university
this year and will be valuable additions
to the social life of that institution.
The musical entertainment next Mon
day night at the First Presbyterian
church will be varied and good. It is
under the direction of Mrs. II. H. Whee-
Iock. Come n bring your friends and
1Ift the last payment on the organ.
Tickets may be secured of Mrs. Sweet
!and, Mrs. Allen and DR.. Allison, or at
the door. They are only soc. Students
and children Csc at the door.
h Alpha chapter of the Westminis-
ter guild of the First presbyterian
church will hold a rally, Friday even
ing, oct a. at 8 o'clock, in the church
parlors,, to which all members and all
young ladies of the church and con-
~gregation, not members of the mission
airy socity, are invited.
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The first social evening at the new
Civic center, Ninth street n Second
avenue south, was observed last even
ing. The building after twenty years
season and is now devoted to civic pur-
poses in the inclusive sense. The
building will be a meeting place for
many Of the city clubs. General salts
faction was expressed at the perfect
adaptation of the new rooms for well
fare and study club work. During the
eVening a charming fairy tale was pre-
sented. Refreshments followed. The
reunion of old-time friends made the
occasion one of rare delight.
The high school has a sorority. Last
evening was the first initiation and six
new members were taken in. The name
chosen for this club of young girls is
bers are the Misses Efice Wilson, Alice
Hunter, Harriet Smell and Ruth Schuy-
Ter. The sorority has been organized
but a short time and some jolly gath
erings are being planned. Last even
ing a meeting was held at the home
of Miss Smell when the Misses Aileen
Sullivan, BLANCHE Jewell, Jean Wilson,
Mary Ball were taken in,
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Mrs. ]. S. Watson was a hostess or
Tuesday afternoon this week when she
entertained at luncheon in honor OF
Il . II lSu IlDIl u VI E0DOhdl6.. w dSn.
Covers were laid for seventeen and a
pretty decorative scheme was carried
out with pink and white asters. Mrs.
Morrell was the guest OF Mrs. Sam T.
Crabbe and left Friday evening for her
home.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Constance
Watson entertained three tables at
bridge in honor of Miss Marian Corse
of Racine, Wis, who is the guest OF
Miss Nina Pollock of Eighth street
south, and Miss Suzanne Miller who is
a guest of Miss Jean Hanna. Mrs. Roy
Bristol won the pretty prize and after
the cards were put away, a dainty
luncheon was served from the small
card tables. Miss Corse leaves his
evening for her home.
The Mosaic club through an error in
making up the society columns yester-
day was announced to meet on We'd
nesday afternoon on OF the late
trains, but instead they will hold the
second meeting of the season at the
home of Mrs. Hatcher on next Wednes-
day afternoon. The item confused with
the above was that announcing the re-
turn of Mrs. B. A. Orr from her sum-
mer's vacation.
Mrs; Ressiliey of Second avenue south
very delightfully."- entertained a number
of old friends yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Persiville, who is renew
ing former acquaintance in the city.
NSuulSWOFk ana cndI Wn1leQ away the
hours of the afternoon very pleasantly
and after the needles were put aside
a tempting luncheon was served.
There will be preaching tomorrow
for the Christian church at Aaker's
hall. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
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Friends will be pleased to learn that
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Williams, who have
occupied apartments at the Rockwell,
have taken rooms and will go to house
keeping at 1901 Sixth street south.
Their wedding was an interesting event
of early August.
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On Thursday evening Mrs. Peter Oh
sen Of Tenth street north entertained
at a hosiery shower for Miss Alice
| Ashland, an October bride. A pleasant
evening was spent with music and con-
tests. Pretty prizes were won by Miss
| Rudd and Miss Olive Ashland. Later,
little Miss Dorothy Olsen entered the
room drawing a dainty white cart filled
| with pretty gifts for the bride-to-be.
The parlor was decorated with hearts
and cupids, while the color scheme In
| the dining room. where a dainty lunch
con was served, was carried out tn
yellow and white, LaFrance roses were
used in profusion. Dainty place cards
of hearts tied with white ribbon We're
: used, on the inner side OF which were