The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-06

The president issues his Thanks
giving proclamation this year and from
lands end to lands end grateful ma
ton will keep the feast day of annual
gratitude. There will be the Cody
throng of earnest minded pilgrims who
in sincere faith and love render hon.
age to the Giver of all good. There
will be the greater throng of merry
makers who journey to the grandstand
to watch some football game, or attend
the theatre, or be happy II some home
affair. What a contrast, yet annually
history repeats itself, and the day
wakes and wanes upon the identical
scene of repetition.
Mrs. V. R. Neal is LONE from a
month in North Yakima, Wash, where
she was visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Fosseen.
Miss Clara Stevens OF Bismarck,
daughter Of Hon. r. N. Stevens, was
met at the train on Sunday evening as
she passed through Fargo, by several
Of her friends. Miss Stevens was re-
turning home from an extended visit
in saltwater, MINI.
Mrs. Harry Robbins of Minneapolis
was at home for the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Sweet, of
Island Park. She leaves today for Min
neapolis and win then take trip with
Mr.. Robbins to Mexico to be gone till
The first Of the year.
O
The elite of Fargo were out en- masse
on Monday night to see Dustin Farnum
as Cameo Kirby, anu there was not
vacant seat in the house for that per-
Torrance.
o.
Saturday evening at $50 twenty of
the friends of Miss Lucy Glazier Of the
faculty of the agricultural college, were
honored by a dinrer given at the home
of Mrs. S. B. Ash on Thirteenth street
north. The dining room gaily festooned
with Halloween emblems, was filed
with small tables at which the guests
were seated, and the center table was
banked with fruit and nuts. The din
ner itself was entirely prepared by the
hostess Of the evening. The evening
was passed in playing the old-fash-
Toned games &C a century ago.
O.
On Tuesday Miss Happy Boice, who
has been the guest of Miss Edythe
Grasse of Moorhead, went on to Bis
marck for q short stay with Mrs. r.
N. Stevens. She will return later and
finish her Moorhead visit before go
ing to her Chicago home.
@
Mrs. j. S. Campbell left Monday for
a week with her daughter, Mrs. c. e.
Jones Of Lisbon.
Mayor Peter Elliott had new honors
and a new title thrust upon him, that
of grandfather, on Sunday morning,
when a baby daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McKone,
Second street south.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Watson are at
home in their Eighth street. house, aft
er an extended trip in the New Eng
land states.
Mrs w A. Marvin has returned from
a month spent in Portland. Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Smith are plan
ming to spend the winter abroad.
o
Mrs. w. c. Allen returned home Sat
urday evening from a ten days visit
in Minneapolis.
%
One very pretty Halloween party
was that given on Saturday evening by
the II. J. D. club, when they met with
Miss Irene Keenan, at the home of her
mother, Mrs. John Stegge, on Seventh
street south. Twelve little girls be-
dong to this club and time is passed in
drawing, at most of the gatherings,
with an occasional party or spread. On
Saturday night dinner was served in
The dining room at which the decora-
lions were all hand painted, the work
of the girls. Alice Hunter and F'loy