The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-07

Of the evening the hostess served a
Miss Minnie Stoner of the Agricul-
tural college left yesterday for Chicago
where she will spend the coming week.
Miss Vallie Olson, sos Ninth street
south entertained at cards last even
ing: There were guests for three
tables.
Miss Aileen Mccain of Minot, a guest
at a dancing party Friday evening,
Nov. II given by the Delta Mu Alpha
sorority.
Mrs. Henry Trovatten was the hon
ored guest at a prettily appointed
luncheon yesterday given by Mrs.
Frank Ostman. Covers were placed
for eight guests. Fra.
The Delta Phi Beta sorority will
give a banquet this evening at the
ing members who are in the city to
attend the convention.
The Music section OF the Fine Arts
club held their regular meeting at the
Civic center yesterday afternoon. The
musical numbers were rendered by
Mrs. Stambaugh and Miss Lobben.
John Batrick and Floyd Emery re-
turned home today from Madison, Wis.
where they have spent the past week
visiting friends. They went down to
attend the characterization game.
Miss Aileen Sullivan has issued invi-
tations to a dancing party to be given
at her home Monday evening, Nov. 10.
Miss Atleen Mccain Of Minot who is a
guest at the Sullivan home will be the
honored guest at the party,
The Woman's auxiliary of the Geth-
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. I. p. Clapp. Mrs. Anna Taylor and
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin gave interesting
descriptions of their travels abroad.
Miss Rita Rowan instructor of mu sic
in the Wahpeton public schools Ia the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Rowan. Eighth street north this week.
Mrs. Rowan entertained at dinner asst
eevning In compliment to her daughter.
Mrs. George Wilson will be hostess
at a thirnble bee Tuesday afternoon in
compliment to Miss Magdalena Carpen-
ter a bride of November. Several prs-
the next fortnight in Miss Carpenters
honor. ...l
Mrs. c. s. Putnam and Miss Young
entertained eighteen Of their friends
yesterday afternoon complimentary to
DIR. Putruan's mother. DR.. and Mrs.
Putnam will leave soc for Aberdeen,
S. D., where they will make their flu
ture home.
Miss Annie Lindauist entertained the
B. q. r. club last evening at her homs
order during which Lillian Monsoon was
initiated. Grand Nola whist was played
during the latter part of the evening,
after which a sumptuous luncheon was
appreciated by the bachelors.
Mrs. John Batrick 1921 First avenue
north entertained the Luncheon club at
a prettily appointed luncheon Wednes-
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chrysanthemums were used for the
table decorations and covers were pfac-
ed for twelve. After the luncheon
hour bridge was played, the high hon
ors being awarded to Mrs. M. /. Hib-
bard. .
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. White
reached New York on Wednesday from
saxonia, having been on the sea for
four weeks. Mr.. Whites health is
practically restored, and he will re-
turn to Fargo about Thanksgiving to
get into touch with his business. AS
the season is SO near over they will
not open their Thirteenth street home
until spring, and Mrs. White will re-
main in Washington, D. c., during the
winter.
Miss Nellie Simpson OF Livingston,
formerly of Fargo, participated in a
musicale given at Beach In the opera
house, at which some Of the leading
citizens of that place were the hosts
and hostesses. The Golden Valley
Progress has the following to say about
the musicale: The evenings entertain
ment consisted OF violin selections by
Knute Froysaa, of international repu-
~tation, readings by Hettie 7. Amsdell.
q prominent and successful reader, and
vocal numbers by nellie Simpson, a. con-
ttralto with a golden voice indicative of
much promise. Miss Simpson possesses
a contralto voice of remarkable depth
and feeling, and has the rare faculty
OF projecting her very soul into her
interpretations. She has before her a