The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-20
Social Notes

Miss Mary Best commences her du-
ties as teacher of music and drawing
at Cakes this week.
DR.. r. e. Weible is expected home
tonight from a six weeks vacation,
one week of which was spent in the
canadian woods n the remainder in
Chicago.
Mrs: Jessie sexmith of Fond du Lac,
WIS, Mrs. Leibbie CHAPMAN of Buffalo.
N. D., and L. p. Stafford of Ayr, N. D.
are visiting at the residence of H. L..
stanford of Sixth avenue north.
Miss Agnes Hill returned home to-
day and is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
" s. Hill of Third avenue south. Miss
Hill has served as a nurse in the Wash
n this is her first visit home for FIVE
years. Her MANY friends will be very
glad to see her again.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. e. Olson of the Ed
wards block leave this evening for Mr..
olson's home at DEBORAH, Ia; where it
Is hoped Mr.. Olson will regain his
health after his recent very serious ILL
ness. They will be accompanied by Mr..
Olson's mother and sister, who were
called here by his illness. {
1t will be with a great deal of re-
greet that old Fargo friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred L. Thomas, learn of the
death of Mrs. Thomas at her old home
at osceola, Wis. on last Friday. Mr..
Thomas for fifteen years was in charge
or the Raymond farm between here
and Mapleton, before it was broken up
into smaller farms. and they have a
large circle of friends among the
pioneers of his vicinity.
The Y, NJ. c. A. of the A. G. will
give a social evening tonight at the
college and a very enjoyable pro-
gramme has been range There will
pc a number of stunts II refresh
mPntG will hn EnyNyol n q, Ef,s I.
given to give the new students an OPP
p~ortuntty to. get acquainted and it is
hoped that as many as can will take
advantage of this opportunity to get
acquainted with the association work
at the college.
delightful farewell party last evening
by the Witches club of the normal
school, prior to her departure tomor-
row evening for Columbia university.
"A dinner was served at the Comstock
early in the evening and later a re-
ception n dancing were the pro-
gramme of the evening. There were
about eighty couples present and ex-
cellent music was furnished by the
Comstock orchestra.
Last evening a party of t~wenty-four
friends called at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bland on Broadway and
gave them a very complete surprise.
The guests were cordially welcomed
and a happy evening was spent in
playing cards, Mrs, C. F. Brown win
ming the head prize and C. e. Bruce,
the consolation, Delicious refresh
ments which the guests had brought
with them, were served after the
cards were put away. Mrs. Bland was
presented with a beautiful cut glass
vase as a memento of the occasion.
Mrs. F. Fl. Wilder of Fourth avenue
south leaves this evening for Grand
Forks where she will visit with her
mother, Mrs. f. J. Peck for a time and
from there will. go to Devils Lake to
be present at the state convention of
the W. {. T. u. which Sept.
1880, in that city. En- route to Grand
Forks. Mrs. Wilder will be nresent this
evening at a reception to be given at
Hillsboro for new members Of the w.
G. T. u. and will also visit Buxton,
where a new union has recently been
formed. Following the state conyen-
tion Mrs. Wilder plans to visit a num-
Der of new organizations on the Hope
Aneta branch.
Two hundred ladies responded to in
vitations yesterday afternoon from Mrs.
], P. Clapp, who presented her niece,
Miss Katherine Eiverts in a splendid
Interpretation of Jeanne dare at
Stones auditorium, Miss Everts de-
lighted her audience with the perfect
ease with which she portrayed the
characters of the drama and her at
tractive personality and the graphic
manner in which she interpreted the
appreciated. In the receiving line were
Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. Everts and Mrs.
Charles Benedict of Attica, N. Y. Fall
flowers made the auditorium beautiful
and following the reading refreshments
were served, Mrs. EVerts and her