The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-13
Interest to the Women
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q pleasant time was spent with music
and chat.
Miss Jean Traynor of the Fargo
public schools was a week end vis-
itor at the home Of Miss Alma John
son at Grand Forks.
Mrs. Holderman, Fargo's popular
milliner leaves Wednesday afternoon
IN her annual spring visit to eastern
millinery centers. Her trip will in
clude Chicago, Milwaukee, and the
twin cities.
The Misses Allena and Mary Nc
Lean of Argusville accompanied by
Miss Blanche Warner of Mapleton
spent Saturday Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Mclean at their farm
near town.
The Fargo Royal Neighbor drill
team has issued dainty invitations in
red and white for a Valentines dane
ing party to be given Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 15, at the Sons of Norway
hall This will be one of the pretty
events Of the season and many friends
Of the order will attend.
Miss Helen Welter of Moorhead
leaves this evening for Minneapolis,
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Hewitt and Mrs. M. w. Barnard for
a few days. While in Minneapolis
Miss Welter will be a guest at the an
nual junior prom. one of the leading
social functions at the University of
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bieseker entertained
the jolly Country club at their home a
few miles north Of Fargo on Friday
evening at a very delightful evening
Of progressive euchre. Mrs. C. A. Nc
Lean and Mrs. M. G. Mccormick were
awarded handsome prizes and after
the cards were cleared away a de-
~licious luncheon was served from the
small tables.
The Roycroft dancing party last
evening in the knights of Columbus
hall was a very pretty and delightful
affair. Mrs. C. I. Gross was hostess
and the appointments were perfect
throughout the evening. The decora-
tons were very prettily carried out in
pink and an unique feature was in
troduced in the form of a buffet
luncheon at IL o'clock. There were
about seventy guests present.
Grand Forks Times: Miss George
Chambers Of Churchs Ferry gave a
brief but interesting talk this after
noon at the matinee at the Grand
theatre and Sunday afternoon she
spoke before the Sunday afternoon
classes at the First Methodist church,
Miss Chambers is a most interesting
speaker and the plan of having her
speak for a few moments before the
audiences at theatres is entirely new,
this city being the first in the state
to offer such an opportunity for tenn
perance workers. This evening Miss
Chambers will speak at the university
in the main building at 1880 o'clock
and Friday afternoon she will address
the high school students. Friday
evening she will speak at the city
mission at 1104 Bulge avenue. To-
morrow morning Miss Chambers goes
to Thompson and Reynolds for two
days and when she leaves here Sat-
urday she will go to Larimere and
Fargo.
The ladies of the w. r. c. held a
very interesting meeting yesterday
afternoon at their regular session. A
short business meeting was held first
and afterward a social time was en-
joyed. Mrs. Gearey, one of the most
faithful members of the corps was
called upon by the president, Mrs.
Schooley, and In a very clever manner
expressed the love and appreciation Of
the corps for Mrs. Young, one of the
pioneer workers in the organization
here, who is Don to leave the city and
In conclusion presented her with q
handsome handbag of purple suede
from the members of the corps. Mrs.
Young's marriage to Judge Newton
Of Bismarck win take place Thursday,
Feb, % and she will leave with her
husband for the west. The handbag
was especially intended to be a hap
py reminder on the wedding journey,
having been selected to match Mrs.
Young's travelling suit. Mrs. Young
very graciously responded. Mrs. w.
G. McNaught, who is planning to leave
Fargo in a short time to make her
home in southern Minnesota, was
called upon and expressed her regrets
at leaving and her goodbye in some
original verses, which were indeed
very pretty. Later a delicious buffet
luncheon was served. Mrs. Duffey, Mrs.
Ryan. Mrs. Sykes and Mrs. Schooley
serving. The executive committee of
the w. r. c. announced their plans
for a card party to be given next Mon
day afternoon from 2 o'clock until S
In the G. A, r. hall. Euchre will be
the entertainment of the afternoon and
all friends of the corps are cordially
invited to be present. There will be
handsome prizes offered and refresh
ments served. The meeting was visit
ed yesterday by one of the members
OF the 6. A. r, who asked the assist
ance of the ladies in giving an enter
tainment In two weeks at the G. A. r,
hall. There will be a fine programme
OF music and speeches prepared and a
delightful evening is anticipated.