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


couples who were present. The hall
was fetchingly festooned with yellow
ana autumn leaves The dining room
was stunningly attractive with its two
,ong tables with runners OF autumn
eaves and candles with their dainty
yenow shades. The menu for the sup
per was more than ordinarily delicious
ana the committee in charge composed
vi Mesdames Grant, Lowell, Moody,
starring and Bailey are to be congratu-
iated. Mr.. Lowell proved to be sue
cessEui leader of the intricate and very
unique figures for the cotillion and the
favor tables at each end of the hall
were covered with Thanksgiving favors
new and pretty. Four little Misses
presided at the tables. At one was
Alice Hunter and Ruth Schuyler and
st the other Elizabeth Bailey and
Dorothy Keene gave out the pretty
favors. At the close Of the evening
Parsons orchestra were given quite an
ovation TO rtheir exceptionally good
playing.
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Miss Nina Little came In from the
west on Thursday evening and Is the
guest over Sunday OF Miss Florence
Shotwen at her Island park home.
o.
Mrs. C. M. Palmer and daughters,
Jessie and Florence left. this morning
for San Diego, CAL, to spend the win
ter. They viii go by the southern
route and hope to be in San Diego in
time to have their Thanksgiving din
ner.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. b. Rowland came
home on Tuesday evening from few
days VISIT in Cakes. where they were
the guests Of Hon. and Mrs. Tom Mar
shall.
o.
Next Monday afternoon the Fort
nightly club will meet with Mrs. B. w.
Ashley, Tenth street north.
Friday evening after Thanksgiving
the Fargo high school students give
the first Of their series Of dances in
stones nall. Invitations have been
sent out.
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Mrs. Una b. Herrick and Miss Nina
G. Nelson of Valley city were snow
ed In in Fargo over Sunday and Mon
day on their way home from Wahpeton.
o.
Miss Margaret Jennings and Miss
Edna Cline leave, Sunday morning for
Duluth to attend the wedding OF their
cousin, Miss Cotter. Miss Cotter was q
Fargo girl at one time, her parents be-
Ing among the first settlers Of Fargo.
O.
Mrs. John Amerland, who mas been
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Ashle-
man, for the past week, will leave
hnv ~
day. Mrs. Ashleman entertained on
Thursday Afternoon for ner daughter.
Mrs. Amerland, by asking in twenty
ladies who were her old time friends.
o.
Miss Anna Chisholm, at her home
on First avenue south, with her Sun
day school class Of small girls, gave
social this afternoon to raise money for
the fund for the Asbury hospital in
Minneapolis
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Mrs. r. Il. Weible will be home Tues
day from two weeks sojourn In wis
consin and Illinois, visiting with her
friends and relatives.
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The dancing party at Prizes hall Fri
day night given by the Roycrofts was
an unusually pleasant one. Mrs. C. III.
Shelton had the party In charge and
the hall was exceptionally pretty with
its yellow decorations OF waterlilies. A
delicious supper was served in the
DINING room which was also shaded
and lowered In yellow. Forty couples
enjoyed the dance and the music by
Parsons orchestra was thoroughly
appreciated as they played in their
usually good form.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Frohne of De-
troit were guests of friends Thursday
evening when they were in Fargo to
attend the Century party.
Mrs. o. J. deLendrecie returned on
Tuesday OF this week from Coldwater.
N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rawson Of Lis
bon were Fargo visitors on Sunday
and Monday en- route to Williston.
N, d.
Mrs. ]. A. Montgomery was in Min
neapolis for a few days this week and
will be home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ray Newton win have as her
guest over Thanksgiving her brother.
Gordon Gray, OF Grand Forks.
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The Y. w. C. A. has inanguratsd
q semi-monthly gathering for Friday
evenings to sew and cnat and bring
the girls together In q social and In
formal way. Last night q number OF
merry girls gathered at the associa-
ton rooms. Miss Nina Amerland and
Miss Allene McKinstry were on the
reception committee for the evening.
Light refreshments were served.
o.
On Thursday night in the basement
OF the library hall building a spread
was enjoyed by large number OF the
G. A. r. and w. r. c. at the annual
banquet. Hot biscuits, maple syrup
and coffee ticlxled the Dalates of the
veterans and with no speeches and no
programme general good time was
enjoyed.
o.
Al letter received by friends in the
city from william Ballow states that
he is well and happy as IL his mother
to be again in her old home near
Boston Their plans now are to re-
main there tor the winter.
o.
Mrs. George r. Nelson returned to
Fargo from a four days visit In Grand
Forks on Thursday morning. While
away she was the guest OF Mira Eg-
gers.
Andy Bleuett Of Jamestown was q
wednesday visitor in town.