The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-13

The earliest Impressions Of franks
giving are those created by a good din
ner. The youthful mind simply looks
upon the occasion as one Of feasting.
AS the years roll on the church service
is likely to become part OF the mental
day that remains fixed In the growing
mind Consequently all are thankful,
in the beginning because Of salts
faction of appetite with food dear to
the childish heart. Children know
nothing OF presidential or gubernatorial
proclamations. Some of them have
learned In history about the early
Thanksgiving, but few have an idea Of
what present thankfulness is for. Do
you?
Kindly phone any society news, or OF
visitors in the city to Mrs. Belknap,
226-L.
Mrs. Stewart McCradie and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, leave today for their
home in Hendrum, after a visit of a
week in Fargo, Casselton and Woods
with relatives.
O.
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. deLendrecie took
a party with them in their car Sunday
when they autoed to Detroit, Mimi, for
the day.
Ernest Orchard began his new duties
Monday as deputy city auditor of the
city.
Several of the Fargo college girls
have formed a travel club which is TO
meet once a month. The teachers will
give talks on travels supplemented by
club readings.
Mrs. Joe Turner and baby girl, dur
ing the absence of her husband on a
business trip, is visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Amar. on the north side.
o.
Mrs. Martin OF New Rockford was
able to return home on Thursday after
a six weeks siege at st. Johns hospi-
tai.
A letter comes from across the
"pond" saying that Miss Margery
Moore and Miss Nina Pollock have
taken up their abode in a ministers
family in the Hartz mountains, Ger
many, for the next three months.
O.
A motoring party consisting of Mes
DANES e. e. Cole, ]. w. Smith and j
D. Farrand returned to Fargo Tuesday
from a weeks run to the twin cities
o.
Clarence McCulloch left Monday
morning to assume his nAw duties with
the Foote Lumber Co. of Minneapolis
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The Sunshine club Is now only 6
pleasant memory, for the eight young
ladies who have been meeting eacl
Thursday evening to sew and chat and
eat as for different reasons the club
has been disbanded.
o..
AT pretty dinner party on Saturday
evening at the Hotel Gardner, Mis-!
Baldwin of the Minnesota State Public
Library commission of st. Paul wa!
honor guest. The dinner was given By
the librarians Of Fargo and Moo-head
Covers were laid for ten.
o.
Mrs. e. ]. weiser and daughter
Charlotte made Minneapolis trip OF
the first of the week.
O.
Mrs Francis Barlow Zimmerman an,
daughter Grace have ended their visi
to Mrs. Zimmerman's mother. Mrs. ]
r. Barlow and have returned to thei
home in Duluth, MINI.
Mrs. Martin Hector and two daugh
ters. the Misses Minnie and Evelyn
are home from Minneapolis visiC .
a week.
At the pleasant home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Martin Hector yesterda
Misses Minnie and Evelyn HECTIC
gave a luncheon which was decided
w interesting society event, and tn
engagement of Miss Minnie HECTIC
and Chesbro Smith, SON of Mr.. AM
Mrs. j. w. Smith was announced. TIL
young peaple are well known here an
very popular and this is an event o
decided interest to all citizens.
Oh
L. Winship of Conneaut, o., Is in tn
city, the guest of his nephew, W. "
Tousley.
Cards were out the first OF the wee
announcing the change of date froI
Wednesday afternoon to Saturday al
ternoon to Saturday afternoon of til
reception and musical to be given b
Mesdames F. j. Campbell, G. G. Wei
ton and e. ]. Weiser, assisted by Mis-
Carrie Jacobs Bond, owing to the I'm
avoidable delay of Mrs Bond in reach
ing Fargo.
o.
The Bachelors and Benedicts WI
give the first of their parties Of til
year on Thanksgiving eve. Elaborat
preparations are being made for til
party Mesdames Fred Irish and B.
Benton have the party In charge, an
Hector Barnes will lead the cotillion.
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A very pleasant social affair was til
gathering of the men at the Methodi:
church on Monday evening to atten
the banquet at 80 given by the ladie
of the church to the brotherhood an
guests. About 100 were present an
after a short reception held in the pal
Tors OF the church they were seate
about long table in the form of
hollow square. The table was grace
by mammoth pumpkins dlled wit
grapes with small ferneries and wit
pressed autumn leaves and ferns
clusters over the snowy linen. A couri
dinner was served, In which the tut
key course played no small part. w.
Clapp presided and introduced d
Creegan, the new president Of Far