The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-05
Social Notes

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Miss Rose LEVITT has returned from
a delightful trip to Minneapolis Of
several days duration.
Word from Mrs. ]. C. Hunter and
daughter. Miss Deborah, who left a
week or two ago to visit with friends
in Atlantic City and other eastern
points, states that they are now spend
ing a few days in New York. The date
of their return home has not been set.
Miss Enid Erickson was a charming
hostess to several members of the
young college sets of the two cities
last evening at her home in Moorhead.
A jolly informal evening was spent
and a tempting supper served. Yellow
daffodils frightened the rooms and
made a pretty centerpiece for the
table.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Margaret
Burr Of Minneapolis and Miss Ruth
Donaldson of Fargo were guests last
evening at the meeting of the 80" club
girls held at the home of Miss Alta
Smith on Belmont avenue and the
usual happy time was enjoyed with
~needlework and cards as the diversion.
Miss Margaret Sargent assisted Miss
Smith in the service of a delicious
luncheon and Miss Clara Wolff was
chosen hostess for next week, the
meeting to be held Monday evening.
Last evening the Misses Lissie
Hodgson and Helen Smith were host
esses TO about ten girls of the La
Chom society of Fargo college in
or Miss Anna Cummings of Finley and
Miss Frances Emery, who is spending
the Easter holidays at home. A hap
Ply informal evening was spent and at
the close a delicious luncheon was
served. This evening the Misses Eva
and India Freeman will be hostesses
in honor of Miss Emery at the lab
oratory Of Professor Freeman at
Fargo college at an oyster spread, and
tomorrow afternoon Miss Jessie Bu-
chanan will be hostess at her home on
Eighth avenue south.
Taking advantage of the happy
Easter vacation days Mrs. F. A. Weld
of Moorhead and Miss Dredge, who
makes her home with Mrs. Weld, en-
tertained a few friends and the lady
members Of the Normal school faculty.
- dSA I'll SpL1h6 AIONC1S loN IAS
rooms very inviting and white tulips
made dainty favors. A pleasing r
gramme of music and readings filled
the afternoon. Miss Olson of Con-
cordia college sang and Mrs. Aske-
gard played several piano selections.
Miss Reynolds of the high school
faculty delighted the guests with read
ings, and the guests meanwhile busily
piled their needles. AT a convenient
hour a delicious lap luncheon was
served.
One OF the pretty Easter weddings
about which a great deal of interest
is conferred is that Of Miss Laura Her
deg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Herdeg of Fourth avenue north, to
Francis j.. Osborne, a weIl-known Far
go young man, who is a conductor on
the N. p. railroad. The marriage will
be an event of next Monday morning
and will take place in the chapel of
st. Mary's cathedral. Miss Herdeg
has been honored with several very
pretty pre-nuptial events, the series
being closed On Wednesday evening
with a linen shower rendered by her
sister, Miss Eta Herdeg and Miss
Mabel Cork at the Herdeg home on
Fourth avenue north. The rooms were
very attractive with pink and white
carnations and a happy informal even
ing was spent. At 10 o'clock supper
announced and the guests sat
down to an elaborate and perfectly
served spread. AS the last course was
being served a tray of the h-andsomest
and plain embroidered linen was
brought in and presented to the bride
The guests included Mrs. Den
mis- Lynch, Mrs. F. d. Mitchell, Mrs.