The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-14
Social Notes

E .EEYAs a.WMEM 49,
The Ladies, Aid society of st. PauPs
lutheran church meets "Wednesday att
ernoon with Mrs. Bfevig, Il doE
flats, corner Second avenue ana touIln
street north. Members and friends are
welcome.
Mrs. r.. III. Sommerfeldt OF nortn
broadway is entertaing during the
winter, her mother, Mrs. r. McPherren
OF Seattle, Wash.
Miss Echo Turner Of Grand Forks
was. a guest of friends in the city sat-
urday en- route to her home from BIS
marck, where she was a guest at the
inaugural BALI
Mrs. e. L. Wiswell returned last
evening from Iowa, where she Vas
called to attend the funeral Of ner
cousin. Claude Poneroy, who died last
Tuesday at Denver, Col.
Last evening Miss Lillian Van Horn
was hostess to q party OF girl frlenus
in honor of Miss Laura S~chneeberger,
who viii leave Wednesday TOR a Two
months vacation in California.
The junior class of the high school
will give the second of their series OF
dancing parties on Friday evening,
Jan. 2I. in Prizes hall. Harold Kurt1-
man is in charge n invitations are
being sent out today
The Misses Helen and Kathryne
Jackman, daughters OF Mr. n Mrs. q.
s. VI GCGQkAO
are spending the winter at Los An
geIes, Cali and word from them tells
OF their delightful visit in the west.
Al cabIegram from DR.. n MRS.
Harry Gowland tells OF their safe arr
rival in Germany, where DR.. Gowland
Gowland is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
M. Gowland OF this city and has been
for some time at Valparaiso, Ind.
Word Yesterday from Mr.. Page of
Detroit, Mrs. Hazeltine n Edgar
Hunt OF this city reported that they
to san Francisco. The party OF young
men left here Monday night for Port,
land and before returning home VIII
visit Honolulu and japan and VIII re-
turn via the Canadian PACING Visiting
man places Of interest.
one OF he most interesting events
of the week will be the nuptials OF
Miss Daisy Mckenzie IN w. O. Due
Bold of Minot, N. d., which viii be
solemnized tomorrow at the home OF
the bride at Wild Rice, N. ID. Miss
McKenzie's time since the announce
nlent OF her engagements just follow
Ing the Christmas holidays has been
taken up with a number OF
functions given in her honor and her
wedding viii be a pretty home event
The pre-lenten season is more thar
usually short this year and therefore
1t becomes necessary to crowd as much
as possible OF the Observation-Disclosures
entertaining into a short space Of time,
lent commencing o. "Wednesday. Feb.
s. The schedule Of the dancing clubs
tor the remaining days of the social
season will be as follows. The Gem
hurry Dancing club will give hard
Time party on Thursday evening OF
this week. Jan. 16s and hostesses will
be MRS. Geo. Hancock and Mrs. r.. b
Blakemore; the Metropolitan German
club will give their pre-lenten ball or
Friday evening, JAM. III, and Miss Lou
Ciel Quirk will be In charge. Miss
Quirk has a. clever and novel surprise
FOR her guests. On Saturday evening
Jam. lis, the Cinderella club Will give
their last party Of the seaso AND host.
hsses will be Mrs. S. u Sheldon ant
Mrs. III. III. Wheelock and d very de.
tightful evening IL anticipated This
Roycroft Dancing club will give tive
more dancing parties before lent. the
arst on Monday evening, Jan. 20, witt
Mrs. Wayne Eddy as hostess and thi
second on Monday evening Feb. 3. Will
Mrs. u w. Dunham In charge. Tn,
Coterie Dancing club will give theii
last party OF the ~pre-lenten season OF
Friday evening dan. "a. for the young-
HMH AIt ON eH AA