The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-22

home during the process of packing
the last week.
Mrs. Henry Rusch of Eighth avenue
south is spending this week with Mrs.
Calvin at her home in st. Paul.
The Ladies Aid society of Plymouth
Congregational church will meet to-
morrow afternoon instead, of this after
noon which is the regular meeting time.
Mrs. Upham of sos Third street north
VIII be hostess.
Miss Gladys Phillips OF Eighth ave-
nue. south has returned home from a
weeks visit at Jamestown, where she
was one of a party of six young ladies
who enjoyed a house party at the home
Of Miss Florence Boise, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Boise of that city.
Miss Alvera Watt was very pleasant
ly surprised last evening at her home
of her sixteenth anniversary, when her
sister. Miss Bernice invited sixteen of
her girl friends to spend the evening
with her. Miss Alvera was invited out
to Dime at a friend's home and when
| she returned home at an early hour she
was greeted by her friends with many
happy congratulations. After a jolly
evening of games a birthday supper
was served.
Miss Jennie Butler entertained a
company of fifteen guests last evening
at an informal musical evening IN
honor of Miss Agnes Lewis of Min
neapolis who Is visiting her aunts, Mrs.
70. A. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Thomas E.
added much to the pleasure Of the even
ms with several of her splendid num-
bers. Mrs. Dunn will be hostess this
friends at an evening of music in her
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Probert have re-
turned from California. where they
have been for some time and Mr..
Probert's health seems to be so much
better that he will spend the winter
came east via the southern route and
are now guests OF their daughter, Mrs.
Albert Brown OF Minneapolis. Upon
neapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Probert will
spend a short time with their son,
William Probert in Wahpeton n ex-
pect to open up their home On Roberts
street about Sept. /.
Friends will be pleased to learn that
Mrs. w, W.. TouSley, came in from Bis
marck a few days ago and has been
| visiting former friends here. Mrs
Tousley will leave In the morning for
the southwestern, part of the state
interests of the Woman's Boarding
home, 1t will be her mission to present
to the people the real object of the
home association, that of affording q
safe home-like place where young girls
coming in from the surrounding coun-
try and towns may live. The home i:
in no sense a charity or reformatory
but merely a place where parents may
feel safe in sending their daughters tt
live for a reasonable compensation
During the fall Mrs. Tousley will make
short trips about the state in the in.
terest of the home as she is deeply in,
terested in the movement being one OF
the pioneers In establishing the home
Crookston Times; DR.. and Mrs. Fl
H. Hodgson were a delightful host anC
hostess last evening at cards, con1pIi.
mentary to their niece, Miss elisabeth
Hodgson, Of Fargo, who is their guest
The Hodgson home On Washington ave.
nue. was tastefully decorated witt
quantities OF sweet peas, nasturtiums
and asters. which gave the house {
most attractive appearance. Progress,
sive whist was the chosen game ant
high score was awarded Miss Blanche
Heath and Erskfne Vance. At mid.
night an elaborate lunch was served
and assisting throughout the room!
were the Misses Katheryn Marin, Rub,
J Phalen and Agnes Bergstrom. Music
. formed the entertainment the latte
/ part Of the evening, MT. Chestermai
rendering two solos which were much
} enjoyed and Miss Media Chestermal
n presided at the piano. The guest lis
included the Misses elizabeth Hodgson
Ida and Lucia Stone. DeEtte Breed
Lillian Ro1sch, Gunda HilTnen, Haze
: Anderson, Blanche Heath, Nell Phalen
), Ella and Anna Watts, and Lillian Nc
Askin Of Duluth, and Drs. Randolph
III B0ieS and BeFtelson. and Ross Chester
Z man, Harry Hitchcock, Roy Wilde
Lloyd Ericsson, William Watts, Waite