The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-30

month and a number of very delightful
events are being planned in her honor.
T. c. Snader Of Chicago was a Fargo
visitor yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. deLendrecie have
closed their cottage at the lakes and
have returned to the city for the win
ter.
Mrs. a. o. Madison of Eighth street
south, who expected to leave yesterday
for a trip east, was detained and will
postpone her trip for a month.
Mrs. Monica Garvey of Devils Lake,
VINO mas spent the summer with her
sister, Mrs. G.. o. Smith Of Eighth street
south, has left for Chicago where she
will spend the winter. .
Mrs. E. J.. Morris and little daughter,
Miss Janet, of Eleventh street south
have returned home from Bismarck,
where they have spent the past few
weeks with Mrs. Ed Hughes.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Hanson, 219 Fifth street north on
Thursday afternoon at the usual time.
Mrs. Richness will assist Mrs. Hanson.
Clarence F. Reynolds and Robert G.
Patterson will leave this evening for
Valley City, where they will be guests
at a formal Hallowe' en- dancing party
to be given by a number Of the leading
hostesses of that city.
Mrs. r. A. Magnuson and children of
Fourth street north, Moorhead have re-
turned home from a pleasant visit with
Mrs. II, r. Hauskins of Wahpeton n
with Mrs. Magnuson's mother, Mrs. H.
g. n. Myhra Of the Myhra farm near
that city.
The Gamma Neche sorority of the
Moorhead normal school enjoyed a de-
lightful launching party on Monday
evening when they were conveyed up
the liver in launches and spent an hour
toasting marshmallows. They were
chaperoned by Miss Lee of the normal
faculty.
The Lam Vida club will meet this
evening with Miss Alice Matson for
their regular session. The Lam Vida
club organized a few weeks ago and
meets each Wednesday evening for a
beyy or charming young ladies from
the younger set.
Mrs. z. Harkins of Beach, N. D., and
Miss Agnes Myhra of Wahpeton are
the guests of Miss Myrah's sisters Mrs.
Ed Wilson and Mrs. f. "A. Magnuson OF
kins is en- route to her home after
spending a short time with Miss Myhra
at her home in. Wahpeton.
The Harmony Dancing club. a new
organization which will meet occasion.
ally during the winter for social times
Will BlNS CHelT HIST party Jn1S evening
in stones new hall. Halloween dec.
orations are to be used n spirit
of the evening will prevail throughout
The club is composed of about thirty
couples.
Wallie Johnson was host at d stat
party last Friday evening at his home
on Broadway in honor of Gus Ander.
son, whose marriage to Miss MARY
Vinjie was an event yesterday at Nor.
ris, MINI. There were thirty gentlemef
friends present and a pleasant eyenins
was spent in playing whist and at thI
close a Dutch supper was served.
The Woman's wilson club win NEE
tomorrow evening at the Sons of Nor,
way hall at 7:45 o'clock. The Wilson
platform win be discussed and extracts
from Mr.. Wilson'S speeches will b,
be discussed for hearing election re
turns next Tuesday evening. a. larg.
attendance is expected owing to tn
fact that this will be the last meeting
before election.
Miss Fanny Clapp was hostess yes
terday afternoon at her home on Fiftl
Of the First M. ID. church An especial
~ delightful programme was enjoyel
depicting the Standard Bearers in Sons
and Story. There were Stwenty-si.
young ladies present and the hour
were from 4 o'clock until 8. They dis
cussed plans for their work this yea
and upon adJotrntng Mrs. Clapp serves
a very tempting supper with pretty ap
p~ointments.
Crary Public Opinion: Last Wednes
day afternoon Mrs. Il. NJ. Rutten, was
delightful hostess to a large gathering
of ladies at her home in honor of Mrs
Frank LeDuc, who expects soon t
leave for Fargof to make her futur
home. The merry chatting and bus.
plying OF the needle was intersperse,
with music and singing. At s o'clocI
a most delicious and dainty luncheon
the hostess was ably assisted by TIL
Misses AdeIia Miller. Emily Medelmal
and Mildred King, and the guests de
parted with hearty appreciation t