The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-09
Social Notes

Guv Bulge OF Grand Forks is q
gnest OF friends in the city this Week.
The Boarding Home association Will
rscet Friday afternoon at ; O'clock ~
tie Boarding hone 100 Eighth street
sApth.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. %. Al. B0wleH Of
Eighth street south left this morning
for California where they viii spend
the remainder of the winter.
nar. and Mrs. Il. G Hansche Of Fifth
street north announce the engage
u4ent OF their daughter, Miss Martina,
TO william u. Bristol Of this city.
airs. w. J. Ridley OF thirteenth
street north was hostess this after
noon to one OF the 500 clubs and g
pleasant time vas spent playing ards
Mrs. II. G. Young OF Eleventh street
south is the guest for q few days TINS
week OF Mrs. Frank White at VaItey
city. Later she will 20 to Bismarck
III remain for a short time.
Don't fail to Iook UP the programme
OF the Fargo-Moorhead philharmonic
climbs midwinter concert az tarst Sap
tfst church, Jan. p, ia The Forum sat
urday, -Advt.
Atty. and Mrs. Edward Conmy OF the
Mount Vernon apartments returned
heme Monday evening from Grand
forks, where they spent the holidays
With Mrs. Conmy's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, r.. l.. Goodman,
The w. n. G. viii meet next Monday
evening with the q: a. n when Joint
teresting meeting is anticipated and
Following the formal part of the gath
arng a social time will be enjoyed
NEtth refreshments.
AIRS. r. j. Haxby or Eighth street
l0rth entertained the members of the
Woman's auxiliary OF the Gethsemane
cathedral. The meeting was the first
DC a series in which the ladies Will
take up the study of Japan. There
was a very good attendance and the
afternoon was a decidedly interesting
one.
AIr. and Mrs. e. c. Cooper of the
Monticello apartments Will cave this
sffernoon for Bismarck. They will be
1Gined en- route by Mr.. n Mrs, j, ID.
Bacon of Grand Forks, who will also
VISIT Bismarck. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon will be among
the guests at the inaugural bal on
FI1day evening.
Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson of Tenth street
sonth entertained the Rebekah Sewing
strcle on Tuesday afternoon in honor
3Eher daughter, Mrs. Victor PETERSON of
Medofa, N. d. The rooms were beau
TRULY decorated throughout, the color
scheme being the yuletide colors of
green and red. Miss Ella Becknan
favored the aides with a numbers of
vocal selections and Mrs. Frank John
son played a delightful piano selec-
lion. while Mrs. G. w. sullivan pleased
tho guests with a reading. Delicious
refreshments were served by Mrs.
johnson, who was assisted by Mrs.
PETERSON and Mrs. Frank Johnson, AT
the close of a happy afternoon the lad
te~sadeparted, unanimous in their e&-
p~ressions of pleasure in the occasion.
Last evening Mrs. J. 5. Callahan, jr.,
was a charming hostess at the home
OF her parents on Tenth street north
In honor of her sister, Mrs. Geo. III
Horton, 1r., OF Duluth, Mimi, who has
been h holiday guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John r.. Grubbs. A jolly
Informal evening was spent, the guest
list including young lady friends oil
MrE Horton, who was a bride OF las'
sprfng. The rooms were attractive
WITH poinsettias and roses and at a
convenient hour a tempting lunch wa,
served. The guests included Mrs. Fox
Miss Mabel Tilden, Miss Jessie Ed
wards, Miss EstelIe T%ritchler, Mis-;
Lenna Clark, Mrs. Lynn Miller, Mr.
Horton and Mrs. Callahan. Miss Es
tele Tfitchler was hostess on Tuesda.
evening at dinner for Mrs. Horton a
her home on Eleventh street north
Covers were laid for five and the tabl
was pretty with carnations. Follow
ing dinner which was served at $3.50
the young ladies enjoyed the perform
Rnce at the Orpheum. Mrs. Horton