The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-11

1t was an enjoyable evening with its
games and fun and good cheer.
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Miss Mable Gunkle of Casselton left
Sunday morning for her home after a
few days visit with Miss Gladys Guth-
RE.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Hector will en-
tertain at dinner tonight for their
daughter, Miss Minnie, at their home
on North Broadway.
Mrs. M. A Baldwin reached home
Tuesday evening from a two weeks
visit in her old home at Lake City,
Minnp and in Minneapolis.
Miss Gladys Guthrie gave a pleas
ant little informal party last Satur-
day evening for her guest Miss Gun
kle Of Casselton. Three tables of 500
we're played and prizes for nigh score
were played and prize sfor high score
and Ward Wheeler. Refreshments
were served after the game.
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The very Rev. G. Dewitt Bowling
and family will be the guests of Bis
hop and Mrs. Mann for a few days,
while they are settling the deanery.
All members OF the cathedral parish
are most cordially invited and urged
to call upon the new dean and his wife
at the bishops house. There will be
no public reception given at present;
partly because of the nearness to
Christmas and the consequent numer-
GUS engagements already existing:
but more because the dean can become
much more quickly and better ac-
quainted with his new Pensioners by
meeting them individually or in a
group, than by reviewing them as a
| mass at a reception.
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Mrs. T. r. Sloan has returned from
three weeks visit with relatives ar
cambridge, o. She is rejoicing over
! being back home.
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/ Mrs. ]. A. Briggs and son, who have
been visiting Mrs. Briggs son, A. ].
Briggs of this city, have returned to
Duluth.
F.! Mrs. Jeanette Hunt Clark of New
York City is visiting with friends In
Minneapolis.
At the home Of the brides parents
near Argusville, Wednesday, Dec. 8
occurred the marriage of Ethel Maud
/ Wooden, third daughter OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Vodden, and one Of ArgusvilIe's
fairest daughters, to William James
4 Hudson. Rev. j. III. Wilson read the
beautiful marriage service OF the Free
Methodist church. The bride wore q
lovely gown Of white Seco silk with
silk braid trimmings and bridal roses
She was attended by her sister, Miss
/ Lizzie Wooden, who was Handsomely
attired in white and carried ferns and
carnations. Grover G. Friedly attend.
ed as best man. The parlor was hand.
somely arranged for the occasion, the
ceremony being performed with the
bridal party standing beneath a beau.
tiful arch of flowers and evergreens
Hastily trimmed with marriage bells
Many relatives and invited guest.
i were present to witness the happy ev.
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson were wei
I remembered by their friends with
handsome collection of useful gifts
y After congratulations an elaborat,
wedding dinner was served. The hap,
Ply couple will spend their honeymoon
in Illinois visiting relatives, and will
be at home to their friends on tn,
. VIM. Hudson farm after Jan. Is. Th,
bride, during her six years residenc,
here, has. by her gentle ways, great.
endeared herself to all within her cir
Gle. The groom il the eldest son d
William Hudson, one Of the phones
settlers Of Gardner township and i
well and favorably known in the com
munity.
Mrs. +. r. Grant viii give a Dime
Tuesday evening for Miss Minni
Hector and her friends.
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> Tuesday afternoon the Misses Hal
! land and Heron served dinner 10
; six members Of the faculty Of the A
g. In the domestic science hall. Thes
I dinners served BY the different mem
! bers Of the class are becoming yer
: popular and are great success. TIL
lysung ladies' who give the dinner