The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-14
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they will then make the rest of the
journey together
Curle Callander will return home
Saturday from Harvard to spend the
holidays with his parents. DIR. and Mrs
-. N. Callander.
The Ladies Aid of the Broadway NJ.
f.. church will meet with Mrs. Joe
Cruikshank of 1908 Fifth street north
Tuesday afternoon.
viii Magill, who is attending
Princeton viii not return home for the
holidays, but will spend Christmas
with friends in the east.
The Ladies Aid of the First Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. H. Olson
Of 1920 Third avenue south.
The Misses Lucille Bristol and Alice
Lewis will arrive home Saturday from
National Park seminary to spend
Christmas with their parents.
Miss Alice .Haggart of the physical
training department of the A. c. was
called home TO Boston Monday on
account of the death of her father.
Mrs. r. H. Bush and daughter. Miss
Vera, expect to leave the latter part
Of the week to spend short time with
Mrs. Bush's father. Col. w. H. Robin
son.
B.. H. Kress and daughter, Miss
Marie of Chicago who were in the city
to attend the burial services of Mrs.
Cullen. returned last evening to their
home
The Misses Harriet Hunt and Lor-
inc Pollock. and Charles Pollock are
expected home Dec. 20, from the Wis
consin university to spend Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. c. ]. Ireys OF Minneapolis, who
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. J.. S.
Watson Of Eighth street south, ex-
poets, to leave the first Of next week
for her home, II
The Conamore club met Monday
evening with Miss Ethel Gibson Of
Eighth street south. The evening was
spent in sewing and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs Carl sherman are Wis
ting friends in Hallock. Mimi, where
Mr., Sherman was formerly station
agent He is now in the employ of. the
Union in this city.
The Glover Leaf card club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. A. w.
Dewey of Fifth street north Mrs.
Mason of Second avenue south and
Mrs. Paul. Martin of Fourth avenue
south won the prizes. At o'clock re-
were served. The club will
postpone their netting until after the
holidays, when they will meet with
Mrs. F. ]. Tritchler of Eleventh street
north.
Mrs. Byron Massie and little daugh-
ter, Marion, arrived in the city yes
terday and We're the guests for today
Of Mrs, Massie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
Geo. Everhart of Fifth avenue south. |
Miss Massie will leave this afternoon |
to join Mr.. Massie at Grand Forks |
junction. From there they will go to |
Kansas City to spend the holidays with |
Mr.. Massie's, parents ard will spend |
some time in st. Louis, Chicago and |
before returning home |
after the first of the year. -.
Miss Jessie Hoover, dean of women |
Of the A. c., delightfully."- entertained |
The senior girls and members of the |
nome economics faculty last evening |
1t her apartments on Thirteenth street |
lorth at 6 o'clock dinner. The menu |
was very sumptuous one and was |
perfectly served. The table was very |
attractive with candles and white car |
nations, the place cards being hand |
painted in blue and white, the class |
,olors. After dinner a few hours were |
spent with sewing and conversation. |
rhe guests from the senior class were |
he Misses Anna Lamb, Isabel Rose, |
Agnes Halland, Elsie Pelissier, Louise |
Campbell, Lillian Pearson, and Hughi- |
IA Mckay. The members of the fac /