The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-17
Social Notes
Mrs. s.. B. Clark of Buffalo, N. D., vas
a guest In the city Saturday.

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Mrs. s. B. Clark of Buffalo, N. D., was
a guest In the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Talcott n family
of Buffalo, N. ID, spent Saturday in the
city calling on friends.
Mrs. P. H. Burton was hostess this
afternoon at her home on Eighth street
south to the ladies Of the Housekeep-
er's club,
The Rebekah Sewing circle will meet
Tuesday afternoon, March is, at the
home of Mrs. J. G. Nelson, lilo First
avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Hodgson of Gard
ner, N. D., were the guests Saturday of
their daughter, Mrs. p. H. Burton of
Eighth street south.
The Ladies' Aid division of the wom-
ans union of the First congregational
church will meet with Mrs. j. u. Dixon,
LII Eighth street south on Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Friends Of Ole Dolve, who was for
merIy a basketball star at the A. c.,
will be interested in learning of her
marriage Friday at Reynolds, N. D., to
Miss Lee of that city.
This afternoon the ladies of the
FortniEhtly club entertained all of the
other club women of the city at a spe-
cial programme at the Civic Centre and
Club house, which commenced at 3
o'clock.
Mrs. Roger Brown and little daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine, arrived yesterday
afternoon from their home in Detroit,
month of Mrs. c.. o. Follett Of First
avenue north.
The woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. e. church will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ELI
oft, 923 Fourth avenue south. MISS
Ciiiy will be present and Will talk on
her work in Porto Rico, A large at
tendance is desired.
Mrs. J. c. Curtis arrived Saturday
from Winnipeg, and is the guest for a
fortnight Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
d. e. Oman of Thirteenth street south:
Mr.. Curtis is expected at the end OF
that time and VIII return to thelr
home in Winnipeg with her.
On March Il the Yeoman lodge of
Harwood, No. 344,s took in a large class
of candidates after which a banquet
and musical programme was furnished
by the ladies of the lodge and a gem
eral good time was enjoyed: A cues
ross.
Friends will be pleased to know that
Mrs. John Youngs of the Hogan apart
ments is recovering nicely from an at
tack of the grip and mumps. Mrs.
Youngs has been confined to her nome
for several days and 1T is hoped that
she will be able to be about again In
a short time.
Miss Madeleine Keller is spending the
Easter holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. K. Keller, of Fifth avenue
south. Miss Madeleine was accompans
led home by Miss Dorothy Coykendall
of st. Paul, who is a classmate of Miss
Madelene's at Mrs. Backus' school In
hat city, and will be her guest for ten
days.
This evening at Votes for Women
league will celebrate their recent VIC
tory at a banquet at the commercia5
club dining-room at $780,, Over 100
ulates have been reserved by the suf-
fragists and their friends and q pleas
ing programme is anticipated. Both
ladies and gentlemen Will make up the
company.
Mrs. ]. F. Treat and Mrs. c. o. Fol-
lett Will be hostesses IN next onday
evening, March "a, at the final ball of
the season to be given by the Coterie
Dancing club. Following the restric-
tions of Lent. a new zest for dancing Is
usually the rule and this last event is
anticipated as one OF the most delight
full of the series.
Minneapolis Tribune: Miss Ella II,
Keene leaves today for Seattle where
she will join her parents. Mr.. and mrs
John Keene, formerly of Mtnneapols
who are temporarily located In Seattle.
on her way Miss Keene will visit
friends at Moorhead, Mimi; Fargo and
Beach, N. D.; Butte and Billings, Mont.
Spokane and Camas, Wash, and Suth-
erlln, Ore. Miss Keene expects to re-
turn to Minneapolis In the fall.
Minneapolis Tribune: One Of the
largest Y. w. C. A. swimming pools in
the country will be opened here March
26. The Minneapolis association is TO
formally dedicate its new pool for the
girls and women OF the city on, ina
because q delay In the arrival OF FIX
fures. but Miss M. Belle jeffrey, gen.
eral secretary of the association, salo
yesterday that the pool would be niieo
and ready for the girls py the mfuuAe
of this week.
Minneapolis Journal: A number OF
O~ut-of-toWn alumnae attended an
nual banquet of Delta Gamma Sorority
which took place last evening at thf
Plaza, among whom We're MRS. George
Morgan (Cornelia OF pn,
of Duluth: Mrs. Barrett (katherint
Spooner) Of Northield; Mrs. Braascf
(Nell Stinckfield) and Mrs. Myerdine
GLaura ~Stinchield) OF Northheld; anc
N. d. Seventy-seven active and alum
nae members were present. The table
was decorated in pink tulips.
A delightful musical event of Satur'
day evening was that at which Miss
Fern .Dynes was hostess at her nom.
on Thirteenth street north in honor o.
her guest, Miss Carlotta Rowe OF on
tario, Can. Twenty young people Were
invited and those contributing to tn
pleasure Of the occasion were MISS
katherine Crest, David Sonquist, Mr.
Barrett n Miss Rowe, while Roy Cor
bett entertained with some moving pic