The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-18
LATE SOCIETY NEWS
Additional Society News ON Page IA, Part Two

The private kindergarten conducted
by Miss Ivy Conant and Miss Kate Kie-
fer held It's closing exercises for the
Christmas vacation on Thursday aft
ernoon In the schoolroom i'm the base
ment OF the Episcopal church. a. num-
Der of the fathers, all OF the mothers
and many little visitors were present
to hear the songs and pieces and sto-
ries and to see the big tree prettily
lighted and loaded with gifts and can
dies, popcorn and fruit which were
distributed to those present. Much
credit is due the Misses Conant and
Kiefer for the success of their pro-
gramme and the progress the little
ones show they have made during the
fall term. The school will reopen next
March. There will be no winter term
owing TO the uncertainty OF the attend
ance OF the children on account OF the
severe winter weather. On next Tues
day at 1850 the free kindergarten on
Front street will close with big tree
and goodies and appropriate exercises.
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Miss Marie Butchers and Harold Mer-
ri1l were married in the presence of a
few intimate friends on Thursday aft
ernoon at 61S Front street, Rev. G. r.
Adams officiating.
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Mrs. Finley Cameron and two chill
dren OF Grand Forkss are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Grant, Eighth
street south for the holidays.
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Mr.. Kenyon OF Wadena, Mimi, for
merry of Fargo, is visiting through the
holidays with his daughter, Mrs. n.
l. Starting, Fifth avenue south.
Miss Marion Butler OF Valley City
arrived last night and win be the
guest of Mrs HI. E. Schultz, Ninth
o.
A new card club that promises to be
extremely popular was started last
night, when sixteen gentlemen and
ladies met with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
johnson In their apartments in the
Wellington flats. Norwegian whist is
the game to be played and at the
game last evening prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Seigfried, Mrs. Pardoe, Mr..
Stern and Mr. Pardoe. In the rooms
last evening the lights were red
shaded, and Christmas decorations in
red and green were attractively used.
An elaborate supper was served after
the game The club viii meet each
week, and on next wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Pardoe, Fourth avenue
north, will entertain them.
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Mrs. Conway of Detroit, Mimi, was
the guest of Mrs. c. F. Ruttell OF Is
land park while shopping in the city
yesterday and today.
Miss Lucille Quirk at her home on
Fifth avenue south was the hostess
at a very enjoyable 2 o'clock luncheon
on Friday with Miss Minnie Hector
and Miss Stella Haggart honor guests
Twenty of the young society ladies.
matrons and maids, were present
Miss Mary e. Sturgeon OF Erie, Pa,
is the guest of the week Of Mrs. J.
d. CARPENTER Fourteenth street south.
Mrs. F. M. McRoberrs of Casselton,
spent Thursday and Friday with her
sister, Mrs. M. A. Baldwin, Thirteenth
street south.
MRS. f. l.. Talcott and little daugh-
ters were Friday guests at the Wal
dorf. while shopping in town.
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Mrs Gaskel of Lucca, N. D., is the
guest OF her daughters, Mrs. Dill and
Mrs. Wasem.
Aig-
Miss Pauline Grandstrand, mission
airy from Pikir, India, was the guest
between trains on Friday Of Mrs. w.
]. Clapp, Fifth avenue south.
O.
Following a s o'clock dinner at the
home Of Mrs. Alex stern on Wednes-
day evening box party of eight young
society people attended The Climax at
the Fargo operahouse. Those in the
party were the Misses Minnie and Eva
line Hector, Adele Smith and Ada
Stern. Chesbro and Pomeroy Smith,
Sam and VIII Stern.
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The entertainment was in the nature
OF q rose shower, and each of the
honor guests, ides-soon-to-be, were
ahowered with beautiful blossoms to
which were attached sentiments and
well wishes. and which they read
aloud to the guests. This was one
Of the most enjoyable of the many
functions given to the brides-elect.
The handsome home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Quirk was Respondent with roses.