The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-05
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of Minneapolis, Miss olivia Traut-
man of Minneapolis Miss Gladys Colby
of Gardner, Mrs. Lewis Trautman OF
! Minneapolis. and Edgar Mihalovitch
and Irving Rice Of Cincinnati
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/ A most enjoyable evening was spent
last night at the home of the Misses
Clara and Elizabeth Sunde, when the
j. M S. OF the English Lutheran church
was delightfully."- entertained. A short
business session was held during the
early part of the evening when a num-
Der of honorary and active members
| joined the club. Musical selections
were the predominating feature of the
evening, piano and vocal solos were
rendered by Miss Bertha Hagen and
others. Dainty luncheon was served
after which all repaired for their
homes. voting the Misses Sunde royal
entertainers.
Grand Forks Times: Mr.. and Mrs
Francis e. Hart returned last evening
from their honeymoon trip which was
enjoyed with relatives in Fargo, Cas-
selton, Larimore and Kempton. At
Larimore Mrs. w. e. BohnenbIust gave
a large reception for them on Satur-
day evening, receiving about thirty
guests, and at Kempton on Monday
evening they were recipients of a SINH
lar honor, the host and hostess being
the brides brother and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hanrahan.
A public reception and fruit shower
viii be given for the ladies of Fargo
at the Florence Crittenton home next
Wednesday afternoon from until
o'clock. All ladies and friends of the
work are invited to attend. The fruit
shower given last year was great
success and aided Miss Topping great
ly in her work. 1t is hoped that the
ladies of Fargo will respond. as gen
erously this year for so worthy a
cause.
Friends of Miss Prudence Mark of
Neville, formerly student at a local
here will be glad to learn
that she has become very successful
teacher of music in her home town
during the past summer. She will re-
turn to study here after the Christmas
holidays.
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Last Monday evening a number of
Dakota Conservatory students gath
cred In the conservatory hall and en-
Ioyed Halloween social. which was
In every way a success and all had
good time. Miss Skies had charge of
the arrangements and was assisted by
committee of young ladies'.
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The Degree of Honor ladies will give
a euchre party in the A. O. II. w
hall Friday afternoon, Nov. II. Cards
viii be played from $3.50 until
O'Clock, after which refreshments win
be served and prizes given. A very
delightful time is anticipated.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Maroney and
family returned Thursday afternoon
from the east. where they have spent
the past six weeks visiting relatives
and friends at Niagara Falls and Buff
falo, N. Y.
Miss Jessie Edwards left this morn |
ing for Grand Forks to be the guest |
Of her aunt, Mrs. M. P. Vincent, and |
Miss Pearl Monroe. She is expected
back Sunday evening.
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ID. and Mrs. A. Hallenberg and fam
ly have moved from their residence
on Fifth avenue south to their new
home on Eighth street south.
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Geo. e. Nichols returned Friday |
evening from three weeks visit to |
his old home at BrattIeboro, VT, and |
other eastern points
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A. H. Dodsley left Tuesday for an |
eastern trip. He will be gone for two !
Or three weeks.
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The Colonial club will hold a bust /
ness meeting Monday evening at the |
Fargo Loan Agency Office.