The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-20

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4 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J. Allen departed
Thursday for Duluth, where they
: VIII visit until about the first of the
] year. MIR. Allen was, until recently
general secretary of the Fargo city
association Of the Y M. C. A., but was
compelled to resign on account of fail
ing health. After visiting In Duluth
they win return 70 Fargo during the
holiday season, after which they will
leave for Nebraska, where they will
remain during the winter and next
summer. BY next fall Mr.. Allen hopes
70 be able to again resume his work
with the Y. M. g. A. but does not
know at the present time where he will
be located.
Mrs. Stewart McCardie, who came
In from Casselton on her way home TO
Hendrom on Saturday evening, was
snowbound over Sunday. and was the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Frank
Marsh, leaving for home on Tuesday.
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Mrs. Bert Townsend OF Portland,
Ore, is the guest of her parents in
East Grand Forks and will visit in
Fargo with friends before she returns
| 10 her western home.
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The credit men are making eIabor
ate preparations for their annual ban
quet which they plan to hold on Dec.
20. Three hundred people are ex-
pected to attend.
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A surprise party was rendered Miss
Ella Carlson on Wednesday evening
in honor Of her birthday. Thirty young
people were in the party which
gathered at her home, 800 Fourth ave.
nue. north. With them was brought
chicken sandwiches, cakes and other
good things. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games and music and
the evening will long be rerr ombered
by those present, especially Miss
Carlson, who was presented with
beautiful rocking chair by the invad-
Ing host Of young gee. g.
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On Tuesday, Nov so, the Eagles are
to have a big dance In their club
| rooms.
The Talkalot club had a pleasant
afternoon on Monday when 1t met with
Mrs. w. H. Shure on Seventh street
south. On Nov. 20, Mrs. o'Connor
will entertain the club.
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Fully 100 people interested in the
Y. M. G. A. were out on Monday eve
ming to attend the reception given in
the association building, in honor of
Chas. ]. Allen, retiring secretary and
his successor, Ralph r, Wolf. Promi-
nent speakers from the clergy and
laymen OF the city talked, welcoming
Mr.. Wolf TO Fargo and regreting the
departure of Mr.. Allen. After
pleasant social session refreshments
were served.
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A pleasant event of the week n
Fargo was a quiet wedding on we'd
nesday, Nov. IL. The groom was
Walter III. Webb and tho bride Miss
Elsie Wichman. The groom is from
Minneapolis; the bride Of Lynchburg.
After the wedding the wedding party.
which consisted Of Mrs. Louise Which,
man, mother of the bride; Mrs. M. G.
Webb, mother Of the groom; Lee
Wtchman, brother Of the bride, and
Donald w. Webb, brother of the
groom, took dinner at the Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb will take a trip
to the twin cities after which they
win return making their home st
Lynchburg after Thanksgiving.
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Two hundred people were present al
the New England banquet Of the Red
River Congregational club Friday
night which was given at the Gardner.
after short programme the party
filed into the dining room at $3.50 and
partook OF the especially prepared
viands which covered several courses.
During the evening the Imperial quar-
tette Of Moorhead were heard in some
of their choicest selections, and were
much enjoyed.
Tuesday evening the Order of owls
held meeting in Union hall and a |
social time was had, after the regular |
business in hand was completed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dill of Spokane.
Wash, will be the guests over Thanks
giving of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Martin at
their home on Fourth avenue south.
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Miss Marie Paige left Monday for
Chicago where she will be for ten days
the guest OF ner cousin, Mrs. Frederick
Lathrope.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.. Warren of FL
lott were among the visitors In Far
so Thursday.
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The o. I'll. s. evening bridge club
met with Mrs. Gilbert Haggart this
week and played till a late hour. Sup
per was served at II o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Rice of Mil
waukee arrived in ths city this
week to be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Jenney in the wellington
flats for some time. Mrs. Rice is
Mr.. Jenney's sister,
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Thursday afternoon Miss Gertrude
Morey and her mother took their de-
parture from Fargo and will reside In
Minneapolis In the future.
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Mrs. Bruce Crusoe was Minneapo-
lis sojourner for the week and is at
tending the football game today.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alison and Iittla
daughter Elizabeth left Thursday af-
ternoon for st. Paul where they win
remain until Sunday.
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Mrs. Geo. A. Reed OF SECOND ntraat
north, has gone to owatonna and the
twin cities for q two or three weeks
visit.
Mrs. e, =. Jones came up from Lis-
bon on Tuesday evening and will be
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. J. 8.
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