The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-16
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson will be at
home to their friends in Moorhead.

trip MI. and Mrs. Erickson will be at
home to their friends in Moorhead.
Mrs. James Fender of Staples came
up on a visit to her brother, George
Mace Of 90, Oak grove.
Miss Matte Martison has returned
from a trip to the twin cities and will
be at home at 1O7 Eleventh street
north.
Mrs. Hugh Davidson returned yes
terday from Bismarck where she has
spent the past month visiting relatives
ard friends.
The Ladies' aid Of the scandinavian
Free church will meet with Mrs. West
berg, 900 Ninth street south, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. F. L. McVey is the house guest
of Mrs. N. c. Young. Mrs. McVey will
give an address at the state fedora
ton meeting tomorrow.
Mrs. Joseph Blatchford, who has been
mich, at Norfolk, Va, for several
months will arrive in Fargo this even
ing.
The regular meeting of the Young
Ladies' guild of the Congregational
church will be held Friday evening at
the home of Miss Marguerite Beard, 713
Third avenue south.
Mr.. n Mrs. Henry Remillard left
for Staples yesterday, Mrs. Remillard
illard on his yearly collection trip for
the Fargo Marble & Granite works.
DR.. Scion Crum. DR.. Bricker and DR..
Pattison will leave this evening on
the Great Northern for St. Paul, to
attend the G. ". Black Dental club,
Oct. 17-1S. They will return Mon
day.
The delegates Of the federation will
be entertained at luncheon Friday at
arations are being made for the affair
and it is hoped that every delegate
will visit the Florence C%rittenton home
on that day.
Miss Margaret Rae, of Tenth avenue
north, will entertain eight young lady
friends at a dinner party at her home
Miss Hannah Jensen, of Winnipeg, who
Is her guest. A box party at the Or
pheum will be enjoyed following the
dinner.
The Gamma Neche sorority of the
Moorhead normal has initiated the fol-
lowing young ladies into the sorority:
Gum, Lillian Auman, Rose Doyle,
Florence Clarke, Jessie Woodford,
Mary Louise Drey, Loretta Robertus.
Nellye Melting, Lucertia Lyman,
ctSu5 SCnFoeueF duu hlSle "~lHunuFSC.
The Loyal Temperance legion will
meet at Z o'clock sharp Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. A. w. Paul
son, 107 Thirteenth street north. The
Story of the Three People will be con-
tinued. The children are asked to 30
prepared to contribute toward a small
collection, and refreshments are to be
served. All the little members are urg-
ed to attend.
Mis- nn~Aff4 q - 4 N 1nTfornI nIF
frage worker, who is In the city at
tending the state federation meeting
and state suffrage day is he guest of
Mrs. r. M. Pollock. Miss Rankin spoke
terday morning in chapel. Her subject
was Suffrage. Miss Rankin will give
an address Friday evening at the open
ing of the state suffrage meeting.
Mrs. william Nichols of Fourth ave-
nue. south entertained at an informal
thimble bee yesterday afternoon in
compliment to Miss Constance Watson,
a bride of the month. The afternoon
was spent in needlework for the hon
ored guest and at 5 o'clock the hos
tess served a prettily appointed
luncheon, the color scheme Of which
was yellow and white. Covers were
placed for twenty guests. Mrs. Harry
Wooledge will entertain at a bridal
luncheon, complimentary to Miss Wat
son tomorrow afternoon, and Saturday
N~N %NSNAl -AASS @~S~~S " a.
be a hostess.
Miss Maude Knight is the guest of
Mrs. Arthur Netcher of Grand Forks.
Mrs. Netcher was a hostess yesterday
afternoon and the following account is
given by The Grand Forks Times: Mrs.
Arthur L.. Netcher was Eat home this
afternoon from 8 to s o'clock to her
friends at her apartments in the Din
ME block on North Third street. The
reception room was made attractive
with baskets Of pink m red roses
were used in the music room, where tea
was served. Mrs. Netcher was as
sisted by Miss Maude Knight Of Far
go. Mr.. and Mrs. Netcher will receive
this evening from s to 10 o'clock.
Mrs. r. C. Akeley, 1115 Tenth street
north, was hostess last evening at a
prettily appointed 6 o'clock dinner
party, given in honor Of Mrs. c. w.
Morgan, who leaves tonight for her
new home in Regina; Saskatchewan,
Can. Covers were laid for fourteen la
dies, all members of a former five
hundred club. The table was prettily
lighted with candles and bore as a CEN
terpiece, a basket of fruit. The la
dies presented Mrs. Morgan with a set
of Fo1ey's poems, as a farewell gift.
Mrs. Morgan will stop in saltwater,
Mimi, for q few days visit with
friends and will join Mr.. Morgan in
Winnipeg, en- route to Regina.
Club women should see Margaret P.