The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-02-24
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decided success.
The ininitable F. I. MoCrea is down
from Grand Forks to attend the big
meeting 2 Of the Els Ks tonight
A colonial. party Of pretty appoint
ments will be given at the home Of
Mrs. George Dalzell Tuesday evening
fso. ~ 900
/ THE Tuesday club will entertain the
Eastern Star ladies' aaand their hus-
bands at basket SOCIAL ut sfhe teftlple
this evening The ladies are looking
forward toAa merry time. :
i Mr.. and Mrs. ID, H Caiwellsof Gard
ner are spending the day in the city.
i Amelia I'D. Lager# # jpyenile class
will give a musicale Thursday evening,
March I, in Stones music hall at .8;1s
O'clock. to which the public, is cordially
/ invited. ~ ' &&Ff gs:t% a.. :. .Ef.} ~.
Il "A marriage license was issued by
.IJudge Mckenzie in Bismarck yesterday
Ito Howard R. Adams of Hunter, N. D.,
and Nellie Mckinley of Park Rapids,
i MINI. Rev. Magin married the young
couple in the afternoon. They will re-
Il side at Hunter The fact they. were
married in Bismarck leads .f6 /. the
il Thought of all elopnent, on which point
| they are very reticent. ts@4:s
II Mrs Irene Sin1ons of Fargo has been
the guest of Mrs. H. S. Grover and
i Mrs. P. H. Rourke at Lisbon for a few
days. They were schoolmates. ~:
/ Mrs M. ", Sanger entertained at
4 dinner Sunday evening. = Covers were
i laid for ten, Mrs, Sanger has. been
i Considerably, annoyed recently. on ac-
count of report which has been cur
rent to the effect that she was about
/ to move to Detroit. The report rs with
out foundation r.
H. snl,d I'D MI { ffsat ffsast. tal~ed osi 81.
| tario are in the city over Sunday and
Iare visiting with Rev. and Mrs. O. E.
II DfcG Gracken. Mr. sCalwells isaa cousin
Mrs Meefseksas aa gssa r.. ~. ..~.s> ....> =
R, J. Hughes and IAN. Boritt were
Eup from Wahpeton. 3s.'. ~,
n Mr.. and Mrs T..F McCue. of Car
riigton were afno.,g Ar st the days arrivals. walls
u lYJ.!M M. Foster represented Ludden in
| tfe city. &55a &.5a -, -. .4.:.4 4.
Ex- Superintendent Hicks of the pub
4 lie schools has. gone to Glendale for a
brief visit with friends and later to
other parts Of the state, then he will
y apresesde tosthes twin zcitiessaiadSin abaat
two. weeks will reach Cleveland, o.. to
A assume his duties as assistant super
Il intendent of schools in that city@T,l2.s
Tie, Tie Plumbers and and steam6tterEss union
lgavE complimentary dance to tasnum4
Il ber4 of invited guests ,at STONES hall
q iThiffsday evening which proved splen-
IdidlaffairEs A. very elegant banquet was
II served during the evening, and, the
Metropolitan orchestra furnished the
5Imttsic. The hall was tastily decorated
.Ifarothe occasion. showing the union
members and their ladies had spent
nasf time and yGs worthy by, thought on the
a affair. s5' w " 8 g - Il. ~ -.
Mrs. de Lend-ecie writes from New
81 York that they are buying heavily Of
!. 1.-THE beautiful things in market. for the
/ spring trade, and that Mrs. Boyle is
4 waiting for the complete wedding foit
(which the manufacturers always make
1in2th earlier productions, so that she
may take the very latest and most choice
copies Ito her Fargo customers. She
n is picking UP the very latest advance
y styles which she will bring with her
q when she returns, about March first
Mrs. de Lendrecie also had a nice visit
with Major and Mrs Edwards in Mon
Il trea1 and was very glad to see them
lagain as well as they to see her. 1t
i was very cold in Montreal, but IS SUM
Ifnefy in New York. 4 Mr.. ard Mrs.
i de Lerdrecie expect to leave New York
Il for the south about March I. N
Il .ss 900 ag,. gsr ,55s
81 Mr. and Mrs. Edward p. Krogh are
spending d little time in this city. They
were married Feb. Is at Cavalier, by
/. Rev. Ezra Bechtel, formerly Of Daven-
Iport. The bridesis the youngest daugh-
Tier Of Mr. aud Mrs Louis Schneider,
Il who now reside in this city. The groom
lis in business at Mydale, Saskatchewan
II with a. brother n-laW Mr.. and Mrs.
Krogh met with q hearty reception on
their return here sss .hls week
q Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rube1 entertained a
II party of friends very pleasantly Tues
n day evening Red. white and blue
lwere the dominant color tones, lighted
N with delicate fronds of asparagus vine
4 Dancing. vocal and instrumental music
twere enjoyed A perfect menu was
/. served and the evening passed in q
happy manner. . n
The second Bachelors and Benedicts
n dancing party and German. Wednesday
might, III the spacious Stone hall was
most beautiful one from point of dec
1 GRAFTON. The hall, which is3 in itself at
. ltractive, was still further enhanced BY
1.-The elaborate character Of nationaiized
decora tionss about the walls, windows
and doors. The prevailing scheme, the
Representing of the insignia Of several
! |nations, was deity carried out according
to ideas which were principally conceived
lby Mrs. Albert Hallenberg, in fact her
i finge:s did most Of the designing and
Ipailting She was I'M charge of the
marty ind ff1a function cctl1it1c on ffie