The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-04-14
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l9r and aunt of Mr.. McGilrs. will ar

l9r and aunt of Mr.. McGins, will ar
rive Wednesday.
Arthur Lowe has returned to Fargo
from Minneapolis where he has spent
! the past few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Williams Of this
CITY spent the past week with Mr.. and
MRS. G. A. Nye Of Minneapolis.
Clifford Warner will leave this even
ing Tor the Warner farm in Minnesota
"here he Will spend the summer.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Lulu Edwards and daughter, Miss Jes-
sic, stating that they arrived in Wal
lace, Ind. last Wednesday after a very
delightful trip and are much pleased
with their new home.
Harwood Yeomen Homestead No. 344
held a special meeting last Saturday
evening for the. purpose of initiating
@ 1nree new members After the, cere-
refreshments were served. 3.
Last evening a party of ten young
people enjoyed a dinner at the Hotel
Annex at 5 o'clock in honor of Miss
Helga Egge, who leaves the city in a
snort time. Covers were laid for the
Misses Helga Egge, Ella Adams, Olga
Stambal, Winnifred Stern, Selma Krog-
stad and Elmer Scoville, !. N Isacson,
G. Christianson, T. M. Lee and A. j.
Larson.
Miss Ruth Schuyler entertained
twenty young people informally last
way in honor of Miss Nancy Frohne of
Detroit who is her guest over the week
end. A tempting supper was served
with pretty appointments and jolly
informal evening was spent afterWard.
Miss Frohne will leave tomorrow for
her home.
A pleasing event of last Friday
afternoon and evening was the after
noon and evening entertainment given
at the home of Mrs l.. M. Enefson on
Tenth street north to the ladies Of the
r. N. A. club. Mrs. F. F. Frater was
also hostess. During the afternoon
the ladies sewed and a delicious lunch
was served and in the evening the
gentlemen were entertained, music
and games being the pastime. Forty
three guests were present in the even-
ing and at the close nice refreshments
were serVd.
In place of the regular meeting of
the Woman's union of the First Com
gregational church on Tuesday after
noon, the Blue Bird social, which was
to have been given a short time ago,
Will take place. This social was post
poned on account of the death of Mrs
Hopson and will take place on Tues.
day at the home of Mrs. A. N. Hath
away, 332 Sixth avenue south. All
ladies are invited to be present
especially strangers. There will be a
short programme and refreshments
pect feed of silver coin.
Th Christian Endeavor society of the
First Presbyterian church will hold a
social in the church parIors Tuesday
evening, April Is. A splendid pro-
gramme has been arranged and their
will be entertainment in the line of
served and both old and young are
invited to be present. A silver COL
lection will be taken. The following
programme will be feature:
Invocation .......... Rev. Mr.. Behner
Reading ~ .......... Miss Florence Ames
Vocal solo Miss Emily Bachelor
Reading .......,.......B Bessie Rundan
fiaho SOLO ''..'! !..'.' MISS Huth PfloF
Address ................. Taylor Crum
A series of delightful entertainments
are planned this week for Miss Warner
Miss Dorothy Dalrymple OF Ninth
street south until Saturday. Miss Mae
Howe gave pretty luncheon on Satur-
day and this AFTERNOON Miss Dalrymple
entertained the Monday afternoon
sewing club at her home, Twelve girls
made up the company and after a jolly
afternoon, a delicious lunch was serv-
ed. Tomorrow afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
at the Gardner hotel for Miss Dairy
mple and her guest and on Tuesday
evening Miss DalrympIe has invited
about twenty couples from the young
society set for an informal dancing
party at the Civic Centre and club
house. Miss Claire Elliott will enter
tain for Miss Warner on Wednesday
evening and Miss Lucille Bristol on
Thursday evening. The young. ladies
plan to attend the Alpha Zeta dancing
party at the A. c. on Friday evening,
which will bring the series to a close.
Every day of her stay has been pro-
vided for and Miss Warmers visit
promises to be a very happy one.