The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-23
Social Notes

NIT and MIS-. Eugene
left Sunday evening for a few months
trip through the south and east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Day and sis
ter, Miss Fisher. of Moorhead are visit
Ing friends in Georgetown for a short
time.
The Century Dancing club schedule
announces a plain dancing party for
Thursday evening, Jan. %. This event
Will be equal to the usual high stand
ard Of the events given by this club
ind the ~hostesses will be Mrs. Tough,
Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. Bailey.
Friends will be delighted to learn
that Miss Elizabeth Robertson, who
las been very i'll for the past eleven
weeks at the Northwestern hospital
In Moorhead, is sufficiently recovered
to be able to return to her. home at
Bismarck next Friday, Jan. rs.
Mrs, J.. G. McKendry entertained the
Evening 500 club last evening at her
home on Second avenue north. An
interesting game was played, Mrs. Nc
Kendry winning first prize and Mrs.
T. II. Knowles, second. After the cards
were laid aside. dainty refreshments
we're served.
The w. r. c. met yesterday after
noon and held a pleasant business
meeting. There was a large attend
ance and the time was spent in ar
ranging the work for the year and
the new officers in their places. Mrs.
Schooley, the new president presided.
At the close of the meeting nice re-
:reshments were served.
Mrs. Johnson of Moorhead was
pleasantly surprised one afternoon last
week by a few of the ladies of Court
Daisy No 1892 I. o. F., the occasion
being the LIST birthday anniversary Of
little Miss Daisy, mascot Of the court.
A happy informal afternoon was spent
and at the close a delicious lap lunch
con was served. Miss Daisy was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts, that
from the court being a beautiful gold
ring. out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Anderson n daughter of James
town.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. j. Louis
Robertson arrived this morning from
Minneapolis and is here to enjoy a
lengthy visit as. the. guest of. MI. and
Mrs. Charles y. Murphy of Reeves
venue Mr.. Robertson who stopped
on in Fargo for the day will arrive
this evening and will be here a week
or more combining business with pleas
ure. Mrs. Robertson's visits are al
ways marked with much social atten-
tion from her many old friends and
this one is to be no exception. While
many of the functions in her honor
will be quite informal they will be
the kind she likes, giving her opportu-
nifty to chat and visit with all.
There was a large attendance yester-
day afternoon at the regular meeting
of the F~ortnightly club. A short bust
ness meeting was held in which the
date Of the recital. when Professor
Boehmer and Mrs. Ernest Wright vii
appear, was changed from Feb. 10 t
Feb. 20. Roll call vas responded Il
by expressing opinions regarding thu
programme for the club next year
Miss Blanche True of Fargo colleg,
gave a fine paper On Drama as a So,
cial Factor. Miss True brought on
the fact that drama from the earlies
history played an important part il
the life OF the people and the tendencies
OF the public were shown through thu
drama. Much of recent date has beer
said and written about the drama
tending toward the more uplifting AM
clean presentations and Miss True
brought out the mission OF the mod,
ern drama, reviewing works by fafnou!
- - HN~e AFssaoF I fpltnuy
ed Miss True with a paper on Musi'
as a Social Factor, telling of the diff
ferent classes of music and the sor
OF people to which they appealed. TIL
subject was well handled n clear
IN presented. An invitation from tn
Woman's club of Morhead was read
inviting the F%ortnightly ladies to tn
breakfast which will be given Feb.
in honor Of President Vincent of tn
University OF Minnesota.
Much interest for the past few week
has been centered around Mrs. job
Young of First avenue south by he
intimate friends. to whom the secre
of her approaching marriage to Judg
George w. Newton of Bismarck wa
confided. Mrs. Young mas been mos
popular in various social activitie
during her long residence in Fargt
and has a large circle of friends VIII
viii hasten to offer her congratula
tions. Although her closest friend
are much pleased that her life is to b
led through such pleasant channel
vet there is a deep regret that she
to leave Fargo and her family" VIII
consist Of a number of people wh
a Il made their home with her fc
several years, feel that they will b
altogether deserted. The date for tn
wedding has not been set or definit
plans made, but Judge Newton wi
probably take his bride pm an extende
trip through the west. The announce
ment Of the engagement has bee
withheld on account OF Mrs. Young
desire that she be able to tell tt
ladies' of the W. r. G. about her az
preaching marriage first. Yesterda
at the regular meeting she was give
her opportunity and the ladies viii
battling with a feeling Of sadness
losing one of their most active men
bers, were most sincere in their wish'
for her happiness. The present hon
of Mrs. Young will be left in chars
OF competent friends, and 1t Is expectt
that the family" will be taken care {
Judge Newton has retired from actiN
business and he and his bride-eie
have been lifelong friends. The unie
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