The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-27
Social Notes


Mr.. and Mrs. 4. I. Lewis Of Moor
head left today for the twin cities,
where they spent the past few days,
Miss Mae C~orrigan left today for
Hot Springs, Ark, where she will
spend a month with Mrs. Hugh Cor
rigan and little daughter.
Mrs. Frank Talcott and two charm
ing little daughters, Esther and Ruth,
have returned to their home at Buffa-
10 after a few days visit with Fargo
friends.
The 9-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Denis underwent a success
full operation for appendicitis at the
st. Johns hospital this morning at
1880 o'clock. He is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. j. "A. Montgomery and son
Howard, write from Long Beach, Cal,
of the delightful far west. They are
with Nh. Churchill and daughter, and
the party expects to sail soon for
Honolulu.
Henry Lareau, a well known SUBJ
scrlber of The Forum at Buffalo, is
in the city bringing his son-in-law,
Henry Smith of Tower City, who will
undergo an operation today at one of
the hospitals.
Letters from Mr.. n Mrs. r. S.
Lewis and daughter, Miss Alice, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. A. Quirk and Miss Lou
Ciel. and w. w. Smith and daughter,
tell of their delightful southern trip.
They are now at Havana, Cuba, and
tell interesting incidents of their voy-
age and of Havana,
Friends will be pleased to learn that
Eugene de Lendrecie, who with his
wife is now at Mama, Fla. is much
improved in health. They write tina
they are enjoying their southern visit
very much, and have met many form
err Fargo friends as well as many
from Canada and the west.
One of the most interesting events
of the week will be the dancing party
which will be given by the Ell Zagal
patrol on Friday evening al the Ma
sonic temple. The series of parties
which have been given by the patrol
will soon be brought to a close and
the last parties have been more pop
ular han the first.
Mr.. nj Mrs. r. r. Newton enter
tanned at a sumptuous Z o'clock dinner
last evening at their home on Ninth
avenue south for about twenty-five of
their friends. The table appointments
We're very pretty, daffodils and ferns
carrying out a pretty color scheme.
Following dinner bridge-whist com
pleted the entertainment of the eve-
ming. TIead prizes were won by Mrs.
Graves and w. B. Rowland and the
consolation by H. Harrington.
Mrs. w. II. Chase and Mrs. Regi-
maid Brown of Vancouver, b. c., left
this afternoon for their home after a
very pleasant few weeks visit with
Mrs. Chase's sister, Mrs. j. l.. Rohan,
of Eighth street north. En- route
home they will stop for a short visit
with friends in Helena, Mont, and in
Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Chase and Mrs.
Brown have been the recipients of
much social attention while in the
city and Fargo people were much
pleased to make their acquaintance.
The vesper services at the X. w. c..
A. for next Sunday will be unusually
attractive and it is hoped that all
the ladies Interested in the associa-
ton work will be present and urge
their friends to attend. Smith Slim
mel has been secured to speak and
will need no recommendation to the
ladies of the city. His subject will
he The Words of the Mouth and the
fluctuations Of the Heart. Mrs. Ernest
Wright will sing, which in itself will
be a rare treat. All women and girls
are cordially welcomed at these meet
ings on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. Fred C.
Bacon entertained last evening at her
South Fifth street home with a hand
somely appointed dinner for her ION,
Hume. The hour was 6 O'Clock and
the table was spread for just seven
couples, the guests being Misses
Frances Holloway, Ada Bulge, Lillian
Fairchild, Ella Opsahl. Madeline
Turner, Margaret and Ethel McMar-
tin, and Lawrence Feetham,
Othmer --ontgomery, Ransom Barnes,
Victor and Frank Mosher. Mrs.
Bacon used fresh yellow tulip bios
SONS for her table decoration and
was assisted in the service Of a de-
lectable four course menu by her
mother, Mrs. Eume. The company
remained for the evening and passed