The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-12-18

good things to eat delighted the chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Montgomery left
Wednesday evening for a Chicago trip
and will return the Monday after
Christmas.
VIII Magill will be home Dec. %
from Princeton for his Christmas va
cation.
On Wednesday afternoon the Book
and Thimbe club spent very happy
time with Mrs. G. f. Routelle of ISL
and Park. The club has adjourned
for month and the first meeting Of
the new year will be an evening cele-
bration and a banquet given to the
husbands of the members of the club
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Invitations nave been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Hector for the we'd
ding reception at eight o'clock, to fol-
low the ceremony Of the marriage OF
their daughter, Minnie Carolyn, to
Chesbro Smith, on Jan. /, at their
home on NORTH Broadway. The mar
riage which will be solemnized only
in the presence Of the two families.
and very few OF the most intimate
friends will be followed by a large
wedding reception.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Hammond of
St Paul will arrive the middle Of the
week and spend the holidays with Mr.
Hammond's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Hammond, Seventh avenue south.
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Mrs. r.. K. Kellar entertained the
Wednesday afternoon Bridge club at
her Fifth avenue home. The members
OF the club we're invited to a o'clock
luncheon and following that, the game
was played. Mrs. Jacob Lowell was
the winner of the prize.
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The r. T. 500 club met with Mrs.
r. M. Farmer In her apartments in
the Colonial flats on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. w. G. Green assisted the
hostess. Prizes went to Mrs. Geo.
Pardoe and Mrs. ]. e. Frannette. With
drawn curtains, the lights, red shaded.
cast q ruddy glow throughout the
rooms and made a pretty picture.
with the twelve ladies', stunningly
gowned, playing with the cards. At
o'clock a delectable luncheon was
served at the small tables.
Everything is nearing completion
for the joint entertainment ON Christ
mas evening to be given at the Y. M
G. A. gymnasium. The members OF
the Y. w. G. A. and the Y. M. c. A.
are to be pitted against each other in
lwysa p&Na a 90. A.
the members have been honored with
invitations and no others will be adj
mitted.
Or.
The ladies in Bismarck, N. D., were
entertained by Mrs. Gushing, who will
soon move TO Fargo to live and The
Tribune says: Mrs. Walter f. Cush-
ing entertained the Monday club at
chatting disn supper at her coy lit
tie home on First street last evening.
in a delightful manner. Vocal and in
strumental music was furnished by
Mesdames La Rose, Wiser, Roam and
Haney. The intricacies of bridge
whist employed the major portion OF
the evening and the first prize went to
Mrs. M Fl. Jewell and was a hand
some china plate.
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On Tuesday afternoon at Q O'clock.
Mrs. Mary Russell. Fifth avenue south.
gave a bridge luncheon for Mrs.
/ Stevenson Dunlop, who leaves the
first OF the year for her new home in
Canada. Mrs. FL. p Lough and Mrs.
A. b. Taylor were successful in mak-
| ing high scores at the game of cards.
and were awarded pretty prizes. Pink
carnations were used in decorations.
Mrs. Frank Thompson and daugh-
ter, Miss Jeraldine, will spend part
Of the Christmas holidays in Mime
apolis with Mrs, Thompson's mother.
Mrs. Bissonette.
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This afternoon at o'clock Little
Miss E'lizabeth Bailey gave a luncheon
to twenty-four OF her little girl
friends. Small tables were set about
the rooms and eight OF the little
misses were seated at the dining
table. Christmas decorations were
used In red and green and red roses
and carnations were in profusion
about the rooms. A miniature Christ
mas tree, lighted and filled with fav-
ors for the guests occupied d promi-
nent place and the favors for souve-
Mrs were distributed after the lunch
con. Then came the test of making
Il dolls of potatoes and toothpicks and
Of dressing them In colored tissue pa
i per. This caused much merriunent
and an altogether delightful AFTERNOON
i passed too quickly away Tor the lftflr