The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-18
Social Notes

Mrs. Charles Johnson left for Min
neapolis Tuesday morning to spend
two weeks visiting relatives:
Mrs. j. C. Kemming of Grand Forks
is visiting friends for a few days this
week and is stopping at the Hotel An
mex. Mrs. Kemming formerly lived at
Devils Lake, but has recently moved
to the university city.
Mrs. Fred Stanley of Memphis,
Tenn, is expected this afternoon on
No. 5 to visit with friends and Tela-
tives for two or three months. Mrs.
Stanley is the daughter Of Harry
.ONeill of North Broadway.
Mrs. F. E. Paine entertained the
Rebekah Sewing circle Tuesday aft
ernoon at her home On First street
north. A very pleasant afternoon was
spent with sewing and a social time.
Mrs. Paine was assisted by Mrs.
Hammered in serving dainty refresh
ments at the close of the afternoon.
An event which is being anticipated
with a great deal Of interest by the
dancing party to be given by the
Alpha, Zeta. fraternity at the A. C..
armory. The young gentlemen of the
frat have planned to make this one of
the most delightful of the seasons
events.
j. d. Hayford, the we'll known lum-
Der salesman, who resides on Fourth
avenue south with his family will
leave in a day or two for their sum-
mer home at Detroit lakes. Mr.. Hay
ford has leased his house here for the
summer months to Mr.. Fox, who is
the Marshall Field representative for
this section.
Little Frances Josephine Reese cele-
brated her 4th birthday anniversary
yesterday afternoon at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Reese
on Sixth avenu north. Six little
delightful afternoon with games. At
5 o'clock a tempting supper was serv-
ed, the crowning feature of which was
a beautiful birthday cake.
Mrs. F. F.. Grant was hostess at
luncheon at 1870, o'clock today in hon
or of Miss Evelyn Hector and her
house guests. Pink roses were at
tractiveIy arranged On the table and
the affair was quite informal. This
evening a family dinner will be serv-
ed at the Hector home for the house
guests and the members of the bridal
party, who will attend Miss Hector
and Mr.. McGill at their wedding to-
morrow. Mrs. J. D.. Farrand will serve
breakfast tomorrow morning for Miss
Hector and her guests.
Will Stern was a delightful host last
evening at a beautifully appointed sew
en- course dinner at the Comstock in
honor of Miss Laura Snyder and her
marriage will take place next Wednes-
day. Those included in the invitation
list were, Miss Snyder, Nh. McVeety,
Miss Berdie Johnson, Lee La Toilette,
Alexander Haggart and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Snyder. There were several
very pretty toasts given, the honor for
the most clever being conceded Mr..
Stern, whose contribution vas an Or
iginal ballad entitled Remonstrance.
Last evening the Alpha Mu fraterni-
ty entertained the members Of the cast
which produced All of a Sudden Peggy
under the auspices of the fraternity a
short time ago. The men in the cast
are members of the frat and the
young ladies who were present were
Miss Laura Taylor, Miss Genevieve
Grover, Miss Margaret Keene. Miss
Eugenia Ruff and Miss Kathryn York.
A sumptuous dinner was served at the
new frat house and afterward a hap
ply hour was spent with music. The
members of the cast later attended
the second show at the Orpheum.
Chas. B. Crowthers, the we'll known
N. p. engineer, returned last night
from an extended trip to the west.
He spent considerable time with his
wife and son at his ranch near Plains,
Mont, and accompanied by Mrs.
Crowthers paid a visit to Seattle, Port
land and other coast cities. At Port
land he heard the Chicago Grand
Opera troup, this troupe includes Mel
ba, Tetrazzini, Mary Garden and 9TH
er world famous artists. Portland
had to guarantee the troupe $34. 900 for
three appearances. Fargo friends will
be pleased to know that Mrs. Crow
theirs and Walter are in the best of
realth and are enjoying their ranch
life immensely.
Miss Ada Lien and her brother,
Master Walter Lien, celebrated their
birthday anniversaries together on
Wednesday afternoon Of this week at
the home of their grandmother, Mrs.
]. M. Patterson, on Eighth street
north. Miss Ada was IL a old on
April Is and Master Walter 8 years old
| April Is and their anniversaries were
delightfully."- celebrated on Wednesday.
Eighteen little friends were invited for
the occasion and a happy time vas
spent from 4 o'clock until 6 playing
games. At a convenient hour the
guests were called from their play and
were sarVed with "a delicious birthday