The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-02

EVENING, APRIL 2, 1910.
couples in attendance. AT the mid
night hour q dainty lunch was served
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The hanns of Miss Flynn and James
ghea of Perham, MIMI have been
called in the Catholic church and the
wedding Is To take place Saturday
morning, April 12 at the church.
Among the younger set was an I'M
usually pretty evening AFFAIR on Mon
day night at which Miss Naomi Drae-
seke was the hostess In honor of her
guest Miss Lillian FairchiIds Twenty
of the young boys and girls were pres
ent and the most popular amusement
was the dancing on the porch, though
there were games, contests, music and
splendid supper. Low vases filled
with the purple croeus, were used Ia
decoration and made an especially
pretty background for the dainty thin
frecks Of the young ladies, The blosr
SONS which were wild were much adj
mlred and commented upon for being
so profuse and an unheard of thing In
North Dakota at this time of the year.
Mr.. Draeseke, who had come in from
north of Casselton. had brought them
home just in time to lend their charm
to one Of the pleasantest parties Of
the year.
Mrs. A. f. Champlin, Tent. street
south was hostess on Thursday after
noon All q delightful little club gather
ing of young ladies and young mar
ried women, The hours few quickly
in dainty needle work and social chat
and delicious collation. was served
passed.
Charles Bristol. iFs Sixth street
south is reported typhoid victim
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The quarantine was raised on Tues
day from the A, II. Shotwell home In
Island park and Jack" Ia again able
to be out Miss Nina Little who was
also a sufferer of the dread disease Is
also well again,
The o. I'll. 8. Evening Bridge club
met with Mrs. Frederick I'll. Bailey on
Tuesday evening on North Seventh
street The rooms were attractive
with bouquets of the stately EasteE
lilies and brilliant red azalias. Toul
lrubbers of bridge were played and the
score added to the seasons finals. AT
elaborate Dutch lunch following tbs
game was served at the BIG dining
table around which festive board thert
was much merriment, Mrs. ]. 4
Graves viii entertain the club mex
week. on Tuesday.
This afternoon the Maids and Ma,
irons were the guests Of Miss Claire
Luger at her Island Park home whef'
they had one of their usual happy
times and enjoyed to the fullest exten
the delicious luncheeR that was served
to them.
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Mrs. Stewart Lippert OF Aneta wa
a Fargo visitor on Tuesday.
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Miss Blanche 1Amerland was hom
this week with her parents on Seventh
street south from her Wahpetol
school.
F.. S. Talcott, two little daughter
and Porter with Mr. Talcott's mother
Mrs. Talcott of Buffalo, were i'm Farg
Wednesday and Thursday with Mr.;
Frank Talcott, who is still at st. john
, hospital.
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Roger e. Brown is reported as con
. lvaIescing from his recent severe Ill
ness at his home on Thirteenth stree
. south.
Miss Gracye Baker, who has bee
! the guest of Miss Elizabeth Magill 70
THE past fortnight, left Wednssda
evening for her home in Winnipeg an
Twas accompanied by Miss Jean Han
nah, who will visit with her for time
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Miss Belle Hutchinson Of New Rock
ford leaves today for her home, afte
week with Mrs ]. e. Hyde in islam
Park.
Miss Margaret Mullaney and Masts
Joseph Norton Of ST. Paul are guest
OF Mrs. Mary, Norton, First avenu
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Ruch Of Casselte
were In the city Wednesday
Mrs. G. b. Miller is visiting h,
daughter, Mrs. strachan at Ely ar
is expected home the first of nei
week
Mrs Chas. Lambie and little Ma,
garet Zimmerman of Casselton wei
Visiting friends here Thursday.
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Mrs C. B. Lynor of Belneld. ". I
was in town wednesday en- route hon
from Park River.
Miss Maud Planchett was an ov
Sunday visitor with her sister in Z
Paul.
Miss Grace Grubbs of ~. r. avenl
was spending the weetin st. Paul a
will be home Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. Taylor of st. Paul, whose hu
band was former claim agent here t
the ~. p. r. r., visited with frien
here on Tuesday
The Bridge club, which was to ha
lmet wednesday afternoon with Nj
II. T. Hunkins OF Robarts street, w
postponed again on account of the co
tinued absence of the hostess at Hun
er's Hot Springs. Mont.
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Tuesday afternoon Miss Mae Ellie
at the home of the Mayor on broadw
gave a pretty little luncheon to sor
OF her friends in honor of Miss Gray
Baker, who was visiting in the eli
Miss Jean Hanna also was a guest
the afternoon. The large and han