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

Miss Alice Leonard has returned to
Minor after a several DAYS visit in
the city as the guest of Miss Ina Low.
Ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clapp, 902 Third
avenue South nave taken apartments
at the Gardner hotel for the winter
months. ill.,.
Mrs. j. 4. Jardine of Twelfth stree,
SOUTH, Will entertain the members OF
tho Afternoon Sewing club at her home
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Weible entertain.
ed at luncheon yesterday afternoon in
compliment to Lincoln Steffens. Covers
were placed for ten guests.
The Dramatic club of the Agricul-
tural college are giving a reception
this afternoon in compliment to Walk
2r WhltS1de and his company The
guests are the college students and the
faculty,
The regular meeting of the Roosevelt
Neighborhood club for TO-
morrow afternoon will be POSTPONED
and all members are urged to, attend
the meeting at the Housewives league
at the CIVIC center at 3 o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Weible entertain
give a dinner Monday evening, Nov, II
In compliment to Miss Magdalena car
penter a bride Of the month. Tha
guests will be members of the Gamma
KIN DeLd SOTOTiIS.' q
Miss Elizabeth Bailey 1890 Broad
way has issued cards to a Tango tea
to be given at her home FRIDAY after
noon at 4 o'clock. The tea is in COM
pliment to Miss Aileen Mccain of
Mtnot who is the houseguest of Miss
Aileen Sullivan.
Mrs. Stephen Birch of Ninth street
south will give a dinner Wednesday,
evening Nov. 10, i'm compliment to Miss
MI RnaInnl y ynnntnr nr1 L~rt
Birch whose marriage will be a social
event of Thursday, Nov, 30. The
guests will be members of the bridal
party. #
h Drama Section of the Fine Arts
club will entertain at a luncheon Mon
day afternoon in compliment to Miss
Patten of Chicago who is president of
the National Drama League of Ameri-
ca. The luncheon will be served at
1880 o'clock at the Civic center and
covers will be placed for the members
of the Drama section. There has been
some, talk Of organizing a drama lea
que in this city and the subject will
be discussed Monday afternoon after
the luncheon hour.
Word was received from Miss Jean
cite Rankin a prominent state suffrage
worker that she will spend the last of
the week in Mandan. Saturday even
ing Miss Rankin spoke before a very
enthusiastic audience at New Salem
and this > evening will speak at Glen
Ulen. From Mandan Miss Rankin will
return to Montana to complete her
work there and about the last of the
month will leave for Washington, D.
G., to attend the, National meeting of
the Wonan's Suffrage association Mrs.
e. NJ. barrow and Miss Rankin will
take the trip east together.
The Housewives League of Fargo
will held it's regular meeting on Wed
nn2daU n1fpT>DNOn at 2 n'HlnpLF ar fha
Civic center. Dr.. James, the city milk
inspector will give a talk on The
milk supply of Fargo" This is a sub
ject which should be of vital interest
10 every ,housekeeper and mother, for
health Of the children in the family
depends to a large extent, on the ,pur-
.ity of the milk obtained. Milk is
more quickly contaminated a any
other food product, therefore 1T be-
hooves every housewife to acquire suf-
ficient knowledge OF the subject, TO
know whether the milk she is using in
her home is pure or contaminated. An
invitation is extended to every woman
in the city to attend this meeting, and
to show by her presence that she Ia
willing; to cooperate with the city