The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-20
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
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ner on Jan. rs and the congressional
reception on Feb. /, the season closing
on Feb. with the army and navy re-
ception.
On Tuesday night the Cribbage club
held its first gathering of the season
for play and gathered at the home Of
Mrs. J. w. Smith, North Broadway in
response to an invitation 70 a o'clock
dinner
Nine. sembrich wNl sing on Tuesday
evening at the Grand theatre and 1t
promises to be an event represented by
the society as well as the musical
worlds OF Fargo and other cities, near
a.
DR.. j. w. Vidal left Thursday even
Ing for Minneapolis to witness the
Michigan Minnesota football team at
yplay this afternoon. Harold Vidal Is
In the game on the Minnesota side
while the Doctor is an adumnus of the
Michigan university and will sroot on
that side.
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The first annual ball to be given by
the Modern Samaritans will occur
Wednesday evening in Stones hall. The
new organization is rapidly making
Roadway in the city and has a large
membership. Wednesday evenings So
ciai affair viii be its first formal eff
fort and it Is attracting considerable
attention.
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Mrs. #. w. Parsons entertained the
Gethsemane Cathedral Guild at her
home, $50 Sixth avenue south on
Thursday evening. The meeting was
largely attended and most enjoyable
time was spent. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Thursday at 1880 Mrs. N. Mcclellan
gave a pretty red and white luncheon
in honor Of Miss Margaret Ready.
Carnations centered the table and
heart shaped place cards indicated 1t
to be pre- nupttal affair. Covers were
laid for six, and a delightful time en-
joyed on into the late afternoon.
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Miss May Elliott is to give O dinner
at o'clock on Monday evening for
Miss Margaret Ready, a bride OF next
Wednesday.
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G. HI. Edwards, formerly manager Of
the telephone company here, is a week
end visitor in the city.
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Mrs. J. w. Awty of Moorhead will
give a reception on Monday evening
in honor OF her guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Magill reached
Fargo Wednesday evening from their
ranch in northern North Dakota and
Mrs. MagiH is having broken arm
reset and cared for at st. Johns hos
pital.
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Mrs. Major Steel came in on Friday
evening from Washington. D. c.. where
the Major was stationed at Fort Never.
and will the the guest OF fer parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Folsom at the
Gardner for two weeks. She will then
leave for the west and join her hus-
band, who has been transferred to the
Philippines.
Mrs. George LaDue entertained the
Siem-o-nado. 500 of Dilworth Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. w. Dewey and Mrs.
e. v. Helmers were prize winners after
the game dainty refreshments were
served at the small tables.
Mrs. M. Fl. Curran at her home on
N1neh street south entertained the
Round Dozen 500 club on Thursday
afternoon and at the game Mrs Ben
Wasem and Mrs. Emily Dobell were
prize winners. A buffet luncheon was
served at o'clock. Mrs. Siegfried,
Ninth street south, win entertain the
club next.
Next Wednesday afternoon Miss
Margaret Ready and Radcliffe Forman
of Seattle will be married and leave
for the west that evening.
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Mrs. @. J. Pattison is hostess at q
luncheon this afternoon and rumor is
rampant that the affair will be of more
than usual interest, in society, when
particulars are known.
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Mrs. Fred Bartles at her home in
Central flats gave an informal z
o'clock dinner on Friday evening to
some or her friends.
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Mrs. Dudley and daughter Miss
Grace, who were the guests OF Mrs. J.
Watson for the past ten days at her
home on Eighth street south, seft on
Monday afternoon for a visit in st.
Paul and Minneapolis before proceed
ing to their home in Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Speer, Third ave-
nue. south, had for their guests this
week DR.. and Mrs. Clark Barton of
Almont, N. ID. Mrs. Barton's mother.
Mrs. Thomson, and ner brother and
sister, John and Edith Thomson. The
party left Friday morning and DIR. and
Mrs. Barton will spend the winter in
Chicago the others go to Ontario,
Canada, and then in the spring all will
leave for the west where they win
make their home in Idaho.
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On Sunday Miss Florence MCDANIEL
and Eugene w. Ellsworth are to be
quietly married and viii make their
home here Mr.. Ellsworth Is a broth
er OF Mrs. J. Il. Frenette.
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The Senior girls or the Fargo nigh
are to give a banquet tonight to the
st. Paul high eleven, their coach, the
Cargo high team and coach, Supt. w.
Il. Hoover, and Principle @. ID. Spauld-
ing. Covers are to be laid for thirty
three. Miss Eva Kimban is to be
toastmistress. The room whose where
abouts liz still MYSTERY, is festooned in
college collors and streamers and ban
ners of every sort making 1t bright and
attractive. A good time is anticipated.
The JULY Dozen Euchre club was
entertained Thursday afternoon at the |
home OF Mrs I'D cshflaon Esirnt avay1yYo |