The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-15
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Mrs. H. G. Atwood Of Minneapolis and
Miss e. Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barton have
sold their home at 903 Second avenue
south and have taken rooms with Rev.
and Mrs. Adams for the winter.
DIR. and Mrs. A. G. Morris left
Thursday evening for New York city
where they will spend sometime on
professional business.
Miss Florence RuettelI, who has
been visiting in the city for several
days, returned to her home in Crooks
ton this morning.
Assistant States Attorney Richard
son left Friday evening FOR Or
tonville, Mimi, where he will spend
several days hunting.
Miss Edna Spence, the popular
piano forte instructor at the Fargo
College Conservatory of Music re-
turned Friday from her summer
vacation spent in Chicago and at Lake
Minnetonka.
900
DR. Frances e. Rose left last night
at $40 on the NJ. r. for Rochester,
Minn,, where she will take q post
graduate course at Mayo Bros fa-
nous hospital. From there she will
proceed to Chicago and is in hopes
of visiting Fargo for short time up
on her return and before proceeding to
her future home in Spokane. DR. C. l..
Rose will remain in Fargo for awhile
before taking up his new residence in
the west.
Miss Florence Pinney who has been
engaged as teacher in the Grand Forks
schools for several years, has enrolled
at Fargo college, having been
granted a years leave of absence by
| the Grand Forks board OF education
for that purpose.
Mrs, ID. Oman contributed delight
| full affair TO the social events of the
week by entertaining at card party
Monday evening Mrs r. Pastoret
and Mrs. E. A. Fitzgerald were the
lucky contestants.
900
The members Of the Yeomen lodge
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prettiest parties of the season Tues
| day evening at Prizes han. A large
crowd was in attendance and the hour
was late when the festivities were ov-
er. This popular order will give a
dancing party at Prizes hall Tuesday
evening Oct. 8. The first of series.
l 900
Charlie Dill has purchased the Mrs.
John .Hodgson house, 915 Seventh
street south, and viii take possession
in the near future Mrs. Hodgson will
/ move into her new house on Ninth ave-
nue. and Fourth street south, which Is
rapidly nearing completion.
900
| Kenneth Phelps has gone to Dart
mouth to attend school,
Wright Scott left this week for Ex-
1 eteHfN H., to resume his studies.
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.MH and Mrs. w. A. Hubbard have
lreturned from their st. Paul visit.
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Mrs. VIM. Ball and two little daugh-
tiers, who have spent the summer with
/ Fargo relatives, left for their home in
i Devils Lake. Friday
An event of Tuesday evening was a
birthday party given by Miss Amelia
Kowalsd Sixteen young ladies were
invited to assist in celebrating the
event and the merriest kind Of an
evening was enjoyed in music, games
and contests. Supper was served al
10 o'clock, the dining room being
decorated in sweet peas and asters
Miss Amelia was the recipient of many
pretty acceptable gifts.
900
Mesdames 70. Y. and f. r. Sarles OF
Hillsboro We're Fargo visitors Wednes-
day
/ A marriage that interested many peo-
pie and was an event of social promi-
nence in Fargo, where the young bride
has lived for many years, was that of
Clifton s. Ruettell and Julia Cecil
/ Fields The ceremony was performed
/ by Father Corey Wednesday evening
Sept IL, in the presence of the inn
mediate relatives and friends. After
the ceremony reception was held al
the home of the brides father Richard
M Fields, 727 Tenth avenue north
Ropes. of smilax and countless cut
flowers combined to make bower fol-
the young couple To receive the con-
lgratulations of friends, who We're bid
den to celebrate the happy event The
Field home presented an unusually at
tractiye appearance on this occasion
so beautifully We're the rooms decked
with cut flowers, vines and palms The
chandeliers We're all wreathed with gar
lands of asparagus yine while great
sprays Of gypsophelia graced the par
.ilors, rich red American beauty roses
being used in the dining room with
pretty effect. A stringed orchestra
WAS screened by a thicket of palms
land discoursed captivating music dur
ing the entire evening. Sumptuous
Refreshments were served a la buffet
in the dining room. The table was
covered with an exquisite Mexican
drawn work cloth and laid about with
cluny lace doiIies. In the center rest
led a mammoth flower basket filled
4 with red roses, the handle tied with q
French bow of red ribbon. Miss Min
fnie Pierinan, Mrs. NJ Mcclellan, Miss
4 Lillian Gray. Miss Margaret Daley
land Miss Emily May assisted In dis
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