The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-17
Social Notes

Atty. Seth Richardson of this city
was among the visitors of the past
week to the capital city.
The woman's union of the First Con
gregational church will meet on tues
day afternoon of this week at ocloGk
with Mrs. King. S1S Ninth street south
Minneapolis Tribune: Mr.. and MRS;
J, X. Edelman and their sons ArnoIu
and Bernard, of Egeiand, n. d., are
the guests of Mrs Bdelmans parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cohen of 1921 Girard
avenue south, where they Will pe Ior
two weeks.
Mrs. C. e. Jones left Saturday FOL. her
home at Lisbon, N. D., after spend1hg
week with ne her WoiIeGton WotheF mrs a1arf. 0 T.
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have been
visiting at Moline, Ill, and Mrs. Jones
stopped off here en- route home.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. p. f. Tim
Ian returns this evening to her nome
in Fargo after spending a week WIN
her brother, James Martin, who has
been i'll for several months at st. Nj
chaers hospital. Friends of Mr.. Mar
tin win regret to hear that he is not
improving.
Bismarck Tribune: Billy Francis.
the popular newspaper man OF NelVa'
was in town yesterday for teW houEs'
but left on No. for Fargo, Whefe Ee
went to meet Mrs. Francis, who has
been in the hospital for several weeks.
If she is able he will return home with
her to Velva.
Invitations have been issued by the
officers and members of Co. q, FIRST
infantry n D. ~ c., to their twenty
airhth ir annual bali to be given in Valley
City on Friday evening, Feb. Fl. CARDS
were sent to Fargo friends and 1t Is
expected that this will be one of the
most brilliant social affairs Of the sea-
son in that city.
The crack squad of the A c., which
has just concluded its tour on TN
Student Life special will give its third
annual ball at the armOry next Friday
evening at o'clock sharp. The squad
made big hit all over the state Ihe
bition drill to be given between the
ninth and tenth dances. The decora-
tions will be military and the music
of the best. 1t Is expected that this
affair will only be surpassed by the
proms.
The Junior class of the Dakota con-
servatory were entertained on Satur-
day evening at the home Of Miss AIDA
Blakeslee in the Wellington apart
ments. A musical programme was en-
joyed and special business matters
were discussed. The class will meet
in two weeks with Howard Case at
the home of Mrs. Haggart on Second
avenue south. The members, of the
class are the Misses Belle MENUS, Hen
drick son, Evelyn Everhart. Mabel Bow
ers, Eta LEVITT and Bessie Walker and
Howard Case.
Bismarck Tribune: Saturday evening
the visiting ladies in the city were
most delightfully."- entertained at the
parlors of the Mckenzie hotel by the
following ladies': Mrs. Alloys Wartner,
Mrs. H. P. Linde, Mrs. Chas F. Kel-
Iogg, Mrs. N. Morrison and Mrs. n. w.
HawI<inson. The guests were greeted
by the hostesses in the parlors, which
were most effectively decorated The
decorations consisted of hearts over
the ceiling and windows, ard large
bouquets of red carnations, giving a
most beautiful appearance to the spa
cious rooms. The pastime was whist,
hearts being trump, and the lively
game was continued until II o'clock,
when dainty refreshments were served
Suitable prizes were awarded to those
who received the high scores. Besides
the visiting ladies, who included the
wives of the senators and representa-
tives, there were present, Mrs. F. O.
Brewster, of Harvey, N. D., who came
as the. guest of Mrs. Wartner, Mrs.
Miller of Ryder, Mrs. L. J, Palda Of