The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-25
Social Notes

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Bible class of district No. So will
meet tonight at s o'clock at the home
of Mrs. G. G. Boise, 424 Seventh ave.
u south,
The members of the Sans Souci club
OF Moorhead enpoyed a su~rnptuous
dinner on Wednesday evening at the
Comstock hotel.
Miss Viola Grasse Of the Colonial
flats in Fargo will spend Sunday with
hotel in Moorhead.
been the guests of MI. and Mrs. J. w.
Riley. of Fifth avenue south, for the
past few days, returned to their home
at Mapleton this morning.
Mrs. P. NJ. Buckley, who has spent
the winter at Monona, Ia, and other
eastern points, returned home Monday
and expects to spend the summer at
her home in First avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heath of Gard.
ner, N. D., announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Pearl. Helmer,
to Aura Clay Watkins, formerly of the
Dakota Business college of Fargo. The
wedding will take place in June.
Miss Maude Plumley, who has made
her home during the winter with Prof.
ait MIS-. u. a. OIE u Sill ohl SSS
south, will leave in a day or two to
spend a fortnight with friends at Ada,
Mimi. and will go to Minneapolis to
spend the summer with friends.
The NJ. and S. club were entertained
very delightfully."- on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Archie VII
liams on North Broadway. The time
passed quickly with chat and needle
work and dainty refreshments were
served.
NJ. A. Hagen, one of the best known
jewelers. of the city, will leave this
evening for Duluth, Mimi, where to-
morrow his marriage to Miss Lou
| Graham will take place. Miss Graham
has a large circle of friends here, nav
ing made this city her home for several
years. The wedding will be a simple
home affair and Mr.. Hagen and his
bride will make this city their home.
Last evening the junior choir Of the
st. Marks English Lutheran chureh
gave "a pleasant social evening for
their friends in the parlors of the
church. About seVenty-fiVe guests
We're present and a happy time was
Janette Johnson played several piano
solos and Miss Jessie Cruikshank sang
very beautifully. A delicious lunch
was served al the close.
Valley City Times-Record: Miss
Minnie Nelson will leave tonight Tor
6lSIlldICh WnSl6 Sill Will dNNSA4N " WV
days session of the spring meeting
of the county superintendent of the
state, Miss Nelson, who is state pres
ident of the Federation of Women's
clubs, will be the guest of at a
luncheon at the Mckenzie hotel given
by the Women's clubs Of Bismarck.
The guest list will include the super
i~ntendents of the state who are In at
tendance at the meetings.
On Tuesday of this week the district
meeting of the Rebekah lodge was held
at Wheatland and attending from here
Mrs. +. e. Payne and Mrs. Yoder. The
ladies report a splendid meeting and
that the Wheatland ladies gave them a
cordial welcome and entertained them
| royalty. After the session on Tuesday
evening, a delightful reception was
given. Officers for the district which
were chosen are president, Mrs. Alice
Mars and secretary, Mrs. III. j. Let
ford. The ladies returned wednesday,
Last evening a dozen friends of Mrs,
L. o. Kern gave her a pleasant sur
prise at her home, 1109 Eighth street
south. Mrs. Kern is about to leave the
city for Glendive, Mont, where Mr..
Kern Is now engaged in business. Those
participating in the surprise, which
was a most thorough one, were Mrs.
e. A. Fitzgerald, Mrs. H. F. May, Mrs.
w. B. Bell, Mrs. II. L. Lincoln, Mrs,
May Lien, Mrs, p. S. Brubaker, Mrs.
T.. w. IhOInaSt MTS. l.. u. G1Sdlyp MIS-.
J.. N. Patterson, Mrs. j. H. Leeby, Mrs.
Wheeler and the Misses Aileen McKin-
stry, Ethel Peterson and Lillian Leeby.
The ladies as a token of their esteem,
presented Mrs. Kern with a beautiful
pearl necklace.
One Of the most delightful of the
social feature of, the North Dakota
State Nurses convention this week was
the reception given yesterday after
noon following the afternoon session,
at the home of DR.. Elizabeth Rindlaub,
The nurses especially appreciated this
honor as coming from a lady physician,
who is one of Fargo's most charming
hostesses. The beautiful Rindlaut
\ home IN Eighth street south was very
attractive with a profusion of flowers
pink roses being used in handsome
vases about the reception room and in
the drawing room were fragrant red
carnations. In the receiving line were
DR.. Elizabeth Rindlaub, Mrs. C. A.
Morton, Mrs. r.. B. Newton, and Miss
| Olive Ashland. In the dining room
which was lighted with shaded candles,
Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Newton poured,
| and Mrs. A. l.. Wall and Miss Londine
| Norgaard served. Mrs. John Wooledge
| also assisted in entertaining. On the
table was a handsome candelabra and
the refreshments were most tempting.
| About eighty nurses enjoyed DIR. Rind-
laub's hospitality. During the after
loon a victrola was played, the music