The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-20
Interest to the Women
reside and will be at home at Havre
Following q short HONEYMOON trip.
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reside And will be at home at Havre
Following 2 short honeymoon trip.
Friends win be sorry to learn that
Louis Hart OF Fourth street north Il
confined 70 his home with theg grippe.
1t will be regrettable news to her
many friends to know that Mrs. Thos-
Harmon liz i'll at her home on Thir.
teenth street north.
Mrs. 81 nj. zahrley or Spokane,
wash is in the city visiting her
uncles. Joseph and al. g. Matters and
Z, w. Powlison and their families.
Mrs. b L. Bentson OF Eighth street
south entertained six guests at an in
formal dinner party on Saturday even
ing n following dinner the company
attended the Cinderella party.
The Yeomen Will give n of their
pleasing dancing parties on Tuesday
evening, Jan: rs, at Prizes hall, Invi-
taticns will be sent out In a few days
the Yeomen and their friends are
anticipating the event with much
pleasure,
Preceding the Cinderella club bali ON
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. T.. i.
Morris were host and hostess to fif-
teen of their friends at dinner in honor
OF senator n Mrs. Hughes of Bis
marck. Covers were laid for fifteen.
Senator Hughes returned to Bismarck
yesterday afternoon and Mrs. Hughes
Will be Mrs. Morris guest for a fort
night.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Evange-
line Maher of Devils Lake, Miss Jessie
Edwards of Fargo and Miss Pearl
charming guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. u. Turner on South Fifth
street. The girls came to the city
for the Junior prom at the university
last evening and are being entertained
by Misses Echo and Madeline Turner.
They will be here until Sunday even.
ing.
Bismarck Tribune: AT the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. III. l.. yesperman on
Avenue A q very enjoyable stag dinner
was given last evening. DR.. Il. A.
Bricker, of Fargo, a former school
of honor. The dinner was at z o'clock
and a company of six were splendidly
served. An enjoyable social evening
was spent by the gentlemen, who all
voted Mrs. Vesperman a lady of excep-
tional ability in preparing a dinner
which so delighted them. DR.. Bricker
has been in the capital city the past
week in attendance at the Dental con-
vention and will remain in Bismarck
until Sunday
The Cinderella Dancing club gave an
enjoyable p~re-lenten dancing party on
Saturday evening at the Knights of
Columbus hall. Appointments were
very simple and the evening was de-
liz HNLuAAy AIlIOIIudi. I1oSLSSSSS WSIGi
Mrs. S. L.. Sheldon, Mrs. H. III. Wheel
ock and Mrs. Roy Bristol. The pro-
gramme consisted of plain dancing un-
til IL o'clock when a chafing dish sup
per was served from four small tables
which were presided over by ladies of
the club. Guests were Sen. and Mrs.
Ed, Hughes of Bismarck, q. y. Sarles
OF Hi1lsboro, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schruth. who are spending the winter
in the city.
~.
A delightful affair of Saturday even
ing at the A. o. u. w. hall was the
dancing party given by the Delta Phi
Beta sorority of the A. c., when they
entertained their gentlemen friends,
their pledges and several of the alumni.
The sorority colors, black and white,
were carried out effectively in all of
the appointments. the programmes be-
ing white heather card cases with the
sorority name printed in black and will
serve as dainty souvenirs OF the oc-
casion. The programme of the eyen-
ing was a most enjoyable one. Dane
ing commenced following the grand
march, at 8 o'clock and at 1880 a
tempting supper was prettily served.
White roses formed an exquisite cen-
terpiece for the table and at each plate
was q candle with q -roBe-colored shade
and q white rose. The pledges of the
sorority are the Misses Alice Loughy
Katherine and Rlspah Ladd GenevieYe
Grover, Laura Taylor, and Lucille Nor
ris. Patronesses of the evening were
President and Mrs. Worst, Prof. and
Mrs. =. f. Ladd and Prof. and Mrs. j.
II. Shepherd.