The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-19

English society Is wildly excited over
roller skating and so great is the rage
in London that several ladies and lords
are building their own private Kinks.
In all their excitement they are gen.
erous In their predictions, and they
even go so far as to say that the craze
is sure to strike America from the At
lantic to the Pacific coast. That goes
to show how little they know of this
country, for here, as on the western
coast, the cooling off Of the roller craze
has come after a span Of some Ave
years enjoyment of the pastime. But
that is not all, for London smartest
society claims to have originated the
greatest innovations for the ultra
fashionable marriage, in the idea of the
rainbow bridesmaids, during this sea-
son, but as much as a year ago, such
a wedding took place in Washington
and even way last summer Minneapolis
also had a like society event. This
only helps to prove that America in
stead of being behind in ideas is de-
cidedly In the lead.
Kindly phone any items of society
news or Of entertainments to Mrs.
Belknap. Phone 266 L.
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On Saturday evening at Prizes hall
a s o'clock banquet was rendered Prof.
Daniel Willard, a former instructor at
the A. c., by some of the members of
the faculty. Mr.. willard is now with
the N. P. r. r.
Miss Margaret Mclaughlin and Miss
Florence O'Donnell have returned to
Hope after a Fargo visit
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Saturday evening after initiation the
Elks enjoyed a lunch in which a bar
rel Of blue point oysters, in addition to
the usual Dutch lunch, played prom
inent part
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the agricultural college Y. w.
c. A. play to be given Feb. % at the
college chapel
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Knots of
San Francisco were in the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Orgen OF Grand
Forks returned home Monday after a
short Fargo visit.
4 DIR. and Mrs. Frederick H Bailey re-
turned home Sunday evening from the
cast. Mrs. Bailey joined the doctor in
Chicago where they spent a week.
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On Saturday the dormtory girls of
Fargo college were at home to the en-
tire student body Of the school and the
event proved to be a most enjoyable
one. There was a musical programme
and recitations. Frappe and walters
were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs Fl. l.. Startling will en-
terrain the cribbage club on Monday
evening at Z o'clock dinner.
/. Sachs of Chicago was the Sunday |
guest of friends here.
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Miss Evelyn Hansen of Hope, N. D., |
spent the week end at Dilworth with |
friends. returning Sunday to take up |
school duties at the d. B. c.
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Mrs. Harold Sorenson has returned |
from Kindred. where she was the |
guest of her sister, Mrs. Max strehlow.
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Mrs. Harry Magill writes from Flor
lud tIlat Iney are all SuHerlng from the |
Geld and she would like to be home |
where she could at least be warm.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Briggs Of Mime !
apolis completed a two weeks visit !
with relatives in Fargo and left for
home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. M. Schroeder OF Crookston spent
Sunday in the city with her son. AL
bert is Lisbon who is recovering from
the effects of an operation at one of
the hospitals here.
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Banker o. Leer and Mrs. Leer of
Christine spent Monday i'm the city en-
route to Grand Forks where they go
on a combined business and pleasure
trip.
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Miss Margaret Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Brown, entertained
the members of her class attending the
Hawthorne school to a delightful
sleigh ride party Saturday afternoon,
from until 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Brown
chaperoned the young people and to
say that they had a fine time Is SUPER