The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29
Social Notes

Bismarck Tribune: lei e. A. Hughes
rendered the following a very dellclous
five-course DINNER last evening a.
Coneiin' Mr., and Mrs. r. L. Conklin.
Mrs. Irene Leonard, G. l.. Haggert OF
Fargo. |. .u..
The Ladies' Aid society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church VIII meet TO-
morrow afternoon with MRS. N. IRON
mes, s02 Seventh street nortn; n WIS
and All members and friends are re-
quested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. A. Quirk of Fifth
avenue south, accompanied by thelf
daughter, Miss Lou Cell, left this morn
ing Tor Hunters Hot Springs. After a
Nav orleans and will enjoy a cruise
about the gulf, later going to MooAie,
Ala. and to Tampa, Fla. They plan TO
be gone about W. months.
The many friends of Howard Case
will be pleased to learn that he IS I'M
proving nicely after an attaG = OF ~ pGsse
of Devils Lake, has arrived ana 10
spending a few days with his son. NJ M
Case is a student OF the ioCai n5
school and n of the most LalS of
students of the Dakota Conservatory Oh
Music.
Grand Forks Times: Dainty oapy
csrds have been received in the CITY
announcing the arrival OF DORIS MS
p,erife the first heir in the fanny OF
MT. and Mrs. Helmer Nelson OF Farso
Mrs. Nelson will be remembered mere
as the former Miss Ruby Cullen VINO
made her home here a rev years 80
and has frequently visited with MrS
Frank Robinson.
The executive committee of the Lao
les Ala society of the First
ian church entertained the tTe
home of Mrs. Geo. Sweetland on InLro
teenth street south. There are tWelNe
divisions Of the society and eacn so.
.ciety has two chairmen so mat ny
They spent the time in talking over
plans for the new year and In arrahs-
ing the work of the various DIVISIONS
Last evening Mrs. Frederick H. Beh.
ner entertained the young women OF
the Westminster guild OF n f1[s.
. Presbyterian church at her nome on
zenith avenue north. Fifteen
were present and the usual routine and
study OF China's New Day was taken
up. After the formal part OF the even
ing a social time was greatly enjoyed
Mrs. j, G.. Dillon was present n sahs
two numbers very beautifully. Anothet
pleasing feature was the presence 0l
William Neima, an Asyrian' VINO WI
make Fargo his home. Mr.. Neima nae
with him some samples Of the neeole,
work which is done by the women o.
the east. There were some exqulslCe
laces and embroideries and the young
ladies were much interested. Rev: MI
and Mrs. Behner also brought out toi
inspection some Chinese curios in wooo
and ivory carving which were examtn'
ed with pleasure. A social time was
enjoyed and Mrs. Behner r nice
refreshments.
Aberdeen American: The society ed
itor can scarcely impress too strong
ly upon her readers the Importance OF
cooperation, of giving as much as yot
get, in the daily social intercourse, ant
also that somewhere, everywhere, thert
are people who are legitimately ant
strongly interested in h least tina
you do. The society reporter is com.
p~arativeIy new in the newspaper held
Especially in the middle west, and caI
remember when the sole news OF {
social nature which was dished up Il
newspaper readers was an occasiona
wedding, with the same sort of head
lines as was given to any other news
OF the day, and with no chronicles o.
the gay and festive showers which 81
many brides have to dream over In tn
DAYS to come. The society reporter
when she asks you a question, doe
not wish to pry into your private al
fairs, but she does wish to interes
your friends. We are all units of ont
great society influencing one another
whether we will or no., n since TIL