The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-24
Social Notes


Mrs. Ray Gray Of Montpelier was the
guest over Easter Sunday OF friends at
the Prescott hotel.
Mrs. r. p. Bolene returned yester-
day from a several weeks visit at the
University of North Dakota, where she
was the guest of Miss Bertha Erdmann.
Friday evening the girls of Miss
Guthrie's Sunday school class from
Gethsemane cathedral will give a dime
social to their friends in the crypt OF
the cathedral.
The Leaders Bible class will meet
tonight at s O'Clock at the Y. w. z. A..
n a large attendance Is desired. Dr..
Stearns of Fargo college Is teacher Tor
this class and some interesting sessions
are enjoyed.
Mrs. J. Rick Of First avenue north.
who has been visiting friends at
Staples. Mimi. for a few weeks, re-
turned home Saturday accompanied by
her little grandson. Dick McDonald.
who will visit here for a few days
The young college set is anticipating
with much pleasure the dancing party
to be given on Friday evening, March
%. at the a. c. armory by the Alpha
Mu fraternity. This affair is being
planned with the usual care by the
young men and a large number or the
young people are planning TO attend.
Mrs. 3. Q. Johnson and daughters,
Fanny and Helen, of Livingston, Mont,
have been the guests ince Thursday
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Blake OF Fourth
avenue south. leaving Sunday evening
for their home. On Saturday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Blake We're host and
hostess at a delightful bridge whist
party in honor of Mrs. Johnson.
\ social event Of interest scheduled
for this evening is the final dancing
party of the season which Will be given
by the COterie Dancing Club az Coluln-
bus hall. Mrs. J. F. Treat and MRS: =
O. Toilette will be hOsteSses and fol-
lowing the lenten season society VIII
welcome with renewed energy this first
function of the club, which also closes
the series.
Saturday evening a party Of gentle
men were very DELIGHTFULLY."- entertain
I'd at an $50 o'clock dinner at the
Comstock hotel in Moorhead. The table
was attractiVeIy arranged and covers
were laid for Clarence McCullOch, EARL
Il. Briggs, Robert G. Patterson, A. NJ.
Roger TavIor. &. V. Moore. and Earle
ID. Fleming.
It has been the habi each season for
a large number Of the music lovers of
Fargo and this state to attend the
grand opera season in the twin cities
and as the offerings this year are to
be unusually attractive, it is expected
that there will be a great deal or m
terest locally in this big music event.
An item from The Minneapolis Tribune
will no doubt be of interest: Society
is looking forward with keen antiCipa-
ton TO the season Of grand opera that
minneapolis is to enjoy in April. The
dates will be April %, 20 n "a. The
Chicago Grand Opera Co. will be heard
and the artists to appear Include such
stars as Olive Fremstad, Mary Garden,
TetraZZini, Carolina White, Dalmores,
Dufranne and other leaders. Many So
cIety people have either taken boxes
or have planned theatre parties. The
grand opera viii bring a great many
out of town people to the city and
there doubtless will be a large amount
of entertaining for many Of them. 1t
has been said that a large number Of
debutantes and, other youn people
viii be the guests of honor at numer-
Gus little functions-dinncr parties,
teas or bridges-preCedinE the opera.
It is seldom that society has such a
good opportunity for entertaining of
various kinds. There are a few people
who have taken tickets for the entire
opera season and who will have as
their guests a number of visiting
young people or matrons from the east
or south. just as elaborate plans are
being made for the opera season as are
generally made for such functions as