The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-25


| On Wednesday noon the ladies Of the
Bayview Study club were guests at
perfectly appointed luncheon given BY
Mrs. w. III. Stewart for her mother,
Mrs. l.. B. Flanders. The table was
artlstically decorated with holly sprays
and red ribbons and an air Of Christ
mas festivity pervaded the happy hours
which were later passed over holiday
fancy work. Mrs. Flanders has for sew
eral years been the capable leader OF
| the club and is about to depart for the
remainder OF the winter TO California.
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Miss Deborah Hunter reached home
Thursday evening from a two months
absence at Chicago and Kansas City.
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r. MCGOWAN Of the Stone Plano Co.
left last night for Eau Claire, wis. to
spend the holidays with his parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs George Everhart plan
to leave Sunday morning for two
weeks trip to Milwaukee and Chicago.
Seven OF the intimate friends OF
Louis 3. Coleman made him the honor
guest at a very elaborate banquet
served at the Gardner last evening at
o'clock. Mr.. Colemac leaves the
first OF the year for England. IL Is
predetermined whether he win return
to Fargo. However his friends hold
out hope that he will decide TO eventu-
ally make his home here. The affair
last evening was a thorough success.
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Mrs. ]. N. Thalen Of Great Falls,
Mont, who has been on visit Of sew
eraI weeks at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Morrow, Eighth
street south, spent the week in Mime
apolis and returned Friday evening In
time for the family Christmas celebra-
ton. Mr.. Thalen is also here and they
expect to return to their home the first
Of the year.
Miss Francis Comstock at her Tenth
street south home entertained with an
evening 500 party on Thursday for her
guest, Miss Marguerite Lovejoy OF
Minneapolis. The rooms were bright
and attractive with gorgeous poinset-
tia and an enjoyable evening spent by
all. The prizes were awarded to Miss
| Dagny Nelson and Arthur Grabbe. An
elaborate and delicious supper was
served at a late hour.
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shown the popular bride elects for
January, none was carried out more
successfully than the luncheon given
by Mrs. ]. d. Farrand, North Broad
way, on Tuesday at 1880. A bowl OF
Chinese lilies and pink roses was
used 20 center the table and the name
cards were dainty water color conceits
suggestive OF the approaching nuptials.
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Misses Minnie Hector and Stella Hag-
CART were honor guests. After the
| luncheon a loving cup was passed
about the festive board and each one
drank to the health and happiness OF
the brides to be. Two dainty little
travelling Jewel cases in blue and pink
were given to the honor guests as a
memento of the happy afternoon. Miss
Haggart received the pink and Miss
Hector the blue one. An hour was spent
luncheon.
Miss Edith Collins Of the Valley City
Normal is spending the vacation with
her aunt, Mrs. A. M. Knight, Ninth
street south.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Schuman and
| family have moved into their new resi-
dence, 402 Eighth avenue and Fourth
street south.
Harry Fisher Of Cakes, N. D., is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John Shu-
man in their new Island park home.
Miss Elizabeth Mcneil of Grand
Forks, N. D., who was at one time
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has many friends here, came last night
and is the guest Of Mrs. ]. L. Angel,
Fourteenth street south.
Miss Ruth Akin will entertain dur
| ing the holidays at a houseparty for
twelve young people at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. #. L. Beals, Tenth street
north. Mrs. Stewart Of Grand Forks
will assist Mrs. Beals In the entertain
| ing. The out of town guests will be
Vernon Aiken Of Minot, A. l. Davidson
OF San Antonio. Texas. and Miss Tekla
Nemzek of Moorhead.
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Last week Mrs. z. d. ANGEL, Eighth
street south, gave a series Of break
fasts 10 her friends.
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Edward Schuman left Thursday for
st. Paul, where he will spend the holi-
days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hammond enter
tanned at dinner today with covers for
twelve at which were number OF out
Of town guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mangold, Fourth ave-
nue. south, gave an elaborate o'clock
dinner today for Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Hatch and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schuman OF
Cakes, N. D.. spent Wednesday and
Thursday In Fargo. while on their way
TO Minneapolis for visit with friends.
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Miss Eathel Wood, neice OF Mrs. ].
L. Angel, left Tuesday morning for
Toledo, Ohio, to visit for couple of
months with friends and relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morris will leave
soon after the holidays for San Diego.
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Miss Dorothy Dodge of Minneapolis
reached Fargo on Wednesday afternoon
| for a visit with Miss Adelaide Wilson.
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| Miss Adelaide Wilson, Fifth avenue
south, entertained very charmingiy on
| Thursday afternoon with a kitchen
shower and thimble bee for the Misses
Hector and Haggart. About twenty
/ five young ladies were present and all
1 spent the afternoon sewing on holders
e. be nuFa