The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08

fill an important place in the society
circles of the younger set in Fargo.
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Mrs. A B. Walker will entertain the
e. f. club at dinner at o'clock fol-
lowed by bridge.
Mrs M. MacGregor or North Broad
way was hostess to the Bi1ilzin club on
Friday afternoon. Prizes were cap
tured by Mesdames Sam Mcdonald,
H. T.. McCaw and G, e. Bows. Deli
cious refreshments were served at the
small tables.
Last night j. P. Hardy gave a stag
bridge to dozen of his friends at his
Island Park home. A Dutch lunch fol-
lowed the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. McKellar enter
tanned Informally on Wednesday eevn
ing for their guests, Mrs. McKellar,s
sister, Mrs. Cole Of Nr'not.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Legg of Sykes
ton, N. d.. have been visiting friends
in the city while en- route to Minne-
apoiis, where they will make their new
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Legg left this
morning for Minneapolis.
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On Thursday evening seventy five
Of the friends and neighbors of Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Wilson, Third ave.
nue. south, gave them a genuine sur
prise party as a celebration for their
twentieth wedding anniversary and a
most enjoyable evening was passed
by those present. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son, were invited to o'clock dinner
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. a..
Dreaseke and when they returned to
their nome at 8 O'clock they were
greeted by their friends who had taken
possession of the house. Judge Pol
lock presented the host and hostess
with a handsome set of China in be-
half Of those present, and was very
happy and clever in his felicitations.
AT IL o'clock the guests served a
lunch comprised of all good things i'm
anginable and departed with many
well wishes and happy returns of the
day to Mr.. and Mrs Wilson.
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On New Years night at 6 o'clock MIR.
and Mrs. B. F. Rouse, FIFTH avenue
south, gave a dinner to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hopp, Mr. and Mrs. e. r.
TwitcheN, DR. and Mrs. C.. s. Putnam.
and Mr., Peoples. The table was daint-
lily arranged and pink carnations in a.
tall vase graced its center.
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Mrs. e. r. Twttchell, Tenth street
north, entertained at o'clock with a
luncheon on Monday a few ladies In
honor OF Mrs. Bert T. Legg, a guest
in the city.
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The Round Dozen 500 club met with
Mrs. Ben Wassem on Thursday after
noon and prizes were awarded to Mrs.
0. Hallenberg and Mrs. ]. e. Franette.
At o'clock a dinner was served the
dozen ladies at the large table in the
dining room where red carnations
were used in decorations
O.
Mrs. 3. p. Rouse, Fifth avenue south,
was hostess on Thursday afternoon
to a few friends at o'clock luncheon.
The afternoon waswspent in dainty
needleWork.
Supervisor OF Census c. N. Erich
and wife, of Iakota, arrived last eve-
ming from Omaha and spent today at
the Gardner.
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beautiful wedding took place on
New Years evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. #. ID. Hansche, when e.
]. Headland and Miss Olene Dahl were
married Mr.. Headland is a brother
Of Mrs. Hansche and lives at Saunders,
N. d., where he has become a promin-
ent agriculturalist Miss Dahl is the
daughter Of Mrs. Dahl of syria, MINI.
The wedding, which was attended only
by the relatives. was performed by
Rev. w. s. UIrich Of st. Marks English
Lutheran church, the beautiful ring
service being used. The bride was
costumed in q London smoke goine
away gown and was accompanied BIZ
her sister, Miss Regina Dahl, as brides
maid. The groom was supported by
Martin Gregg, cousin. The wedding
march was played by Miss Pauline
Peterson, who delightfully."- render
ed the beautiful composition Of En-
gelnnans Mrs. w. 8. Ulrich sang d
Promise Me. Little Helen Uirich was
ring bearer After the ceremony had
been performed dainty course we'd
ding was served In the handsomely
decorated dining room OF the Hansche
residence. The young and happy cou-
pie departed for Minneapolis and other