The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-27


antly passed for those who could not
be at their homes for the day.
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Mrs. J. J. Feckler entertained Miss
Nelson. county superintendent Of
schools I'm Barnes, and Miss Aldall Of
valley City. Both ladies were en- route
to Grand Forks. the former to visit
her sister, a student In the university,
and the latter to act as bridesmaid for
a friend.
Mr.. Haskins of the A. C. gave din
ner at o'clock on Monday evening to
the football team and coach and some
OF the faculty OF the college. A great
time is reported.
Mrs. O'Conner will entertain the
Talkalot club on Monday afternoon.
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Judge and Mrs. Branham Of Island
park enjoyed visit on Thanksgiving
day from their son, Abraham Branham
and wife, Of Minneapolis.
Miss Eva Mckinney from hoE@ and
Miss Nellie Mckinney from Valley City
were at home for their vacations with
their parents in Island park, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Mckinney. They will return
to their schools on Sunday evening.
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Harry Hathaway, on his way from
Minneapolis, spent Thursday with his
parents, A. N. Hathaway, in Island
park, and had Thanksgiving dinner
with the family, leaving for Mandan
that night.
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A military ball was given on Thurs
day night at Stones hall by Co. b, N.
d. N. G., and was largely attended and
much enjoyed by the dancers. Supper
was served at a late hour.
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Mr.. and Mrs. win Wright of the
Gardner were guests for Thanksgiving
dinner at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. B. Holt.
On Monday evening Mrs. Il. c. Eddy
gave an informal bridge party to eight
ladies at her home on Thirteenth street
south. No prizes were awarded but
at IL o'clock delicious supper was
served.
Services were held generally on
Thanksgiving day at the churches
throughout the city, appropriate for
the day. A union service of the ortho-
do churches at the First M. - church
and President Creegan of the Fargo
college addressed the meeting. Al
splendid musical programme was Civ
en-.
Miss Irene Hazelton of Valley City
was among the visitors in the city
Thanksgiving.
Hal. S. Davies Of The Forum ate his
Thanksgiving turkey with relatives in
Crookston.
Mrs. C. #. Massingham and Mrs.
Isabel Carr Of Mar dan were visiting
in the city Thursday afternoon and
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Pollock and
family spent Thursday in Casselton.
where they ate turkey with Mrs. Pol
locks sister.
President and Mrs. C. Creegan of
the Fargo college entertained on Fri
day evening with games and music. the
students of the college who remained
in the city on Thanksgiving day.
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The long looked for event In musi-
cal and society worlds is az hand when
Nine. Sem orich will sing next Tuesday
night in Fargo.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Bell Of Spokane arrived in the
city and will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Martin over Sunday.
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Mrs. McCloud Of ortonvilIe was +be
Thanksgiving day guest of Mrs. e. J.
Weiser.
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Miss Clara Thorpe of Fargo ana
Julius Tovaas of Moornead were mar
ried at the home Of the brides parents
MI ana Mrs. 9. j. Thorpe, Wednesday
evening. There were about forty
friends present. Miss Julia Thorpe at
tended the bride and Arthur Anderson
was BEST man. The young couple r.
ceived many beautiful presents and
will soon leave for their claim near
Haley, this state.
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The first ball Of the season of the
Bachelors and Benedicts was held in
FRIES hall Wednesday night. The hall
was attractive with it's yellow shaded
lights and green foliage. The favors
were exceptionally pretty and the
German, led by Hector Barnes, was
full OF graceful and intricate figures.
A number of out-of- town guests were
present and the scene was one OF I'M
usual beauty owing to the elaborate
gowns Of the dancers. Parsons or
chestra played new music specially ar
ranged for this dance, in their faultless
way, and Mesdames Bentson and Irish
are TO be congratulated upon the sue