The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-14
Social Notes

Of Eleventh street south.
Mrs. j. e. Haggart Of First avenue
north will be hostess to the Bridge
Luncheon club Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. McDougal Of
Tenth street south left last Thursday
for their new home at Edmonton
Can.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
will meet this week with Mrs. Gamer
on Mann at her home on Eighth street
south.
Mrs. e. r. Wadveg has returned to
Fargo after spending the past three
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w Mitchell, in ST. Paul.
Mrs. III. Hanson, formerly Of Moor
head, who has spent some time in the
west at Spokane and other places, Is
the guest of friends in town.
Miss Lillian Gronna. daughter Of
Cong. and Mrs. A. j. Gronna of La
kotA will study during the coming
winter at the Northwestern eonserva-
tory in Minneapolis.
union of the First congregational
church viii meet with Mrs. A. T.
Moody Of 800 Eighth street south Tues
day afternoon at o'clock.
The management Of the Grand GER
tainly played In luck when they Sc
cured Anna Eva Fay with the creates,
act that the world has ever known
At the Grand all this week
The teachers and officers Of the Eng
lish Lutheran Sunday school will mee'
at the parsonage with Rev. w. S. I'll
rich on Fourth avenue north, Tuesday
evening at O'Clock Important bust
ness will be discussed.
Miss Mary Kennedy of North
Broadway viii have as her guests this
evening, the young ladies of the Busy
Bee club in honor of Miss Agnes Soul
ley of saltwater, MINI, who is the
guest of Miss Rita Burns.
The Home Missionary society of the
First M. =. church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. J, Walters at the
parsonage on Ninth street south. Mrs
Walters will be assisted by Mrs. j. Il
Simpson of Tenth street south.
Tonight is the time when the mem
bers and friends of the Roycroft
Dancing club will meet for an evening
of dancing The Roycrofts always give
pretty parties and genial crowd at
tends, so very pleasant evening Ii
assured.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star will
give the second OF their enjoyable par
ties Friday. Nov Is, in the handsome
ball room Of the Masonic temple
Many are making preparations to at
tend this as the Eastern Star is noted
for its pleasant affairs.
Miss Edith Smith is the guest OF
friends In town from Lucca. Miss
Smith spent the past year with her
parents, who formerly resided near
tLucca, on their homestead near Ma
fple Greek. Sask She will probably
spend several days here with friends
James Foley in his original read
ings at stones new auditorium, Tues
day evening will be heard by many
people of Fargo and vicinity Mr.
Foley is North Dakota's poet laur-
cate. He viii be assisted by Miss Car
penter. violinist and w. w. George
baritone The programme is given un-
der the auspices of the Gethsemane
cathedral guild, and promises to be one
of the best offered to the people OF
Fargo during the season.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Tillotson OF Fifth street south, Moor
head, was the scene of much jollity
Friday and Saturday, when Ave of Miss
Frances girl friends came to spend
the night with her. A delicious din
ner was enjoyed Friday evening and
afterward games, music and chat filled
the time until bedtime Saturday
morning a coasting party added TO the
fun OF the gathering. The girls who
enjoyed this happy time were Helen
Adams. Pearl frost, Gertrude F'laten
Olive Logan, Dorothy Baker and the
young hostess. Frances Tillotson.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 10. at the
residence of Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Fl
Gimblett OF 1917 Seventh street north
when Miss Josene Harstad became the
bride Of Hilbert Oliver Lee. Reverend
Gimblett read the marriage service in
the presence OF a few friends. The
bride came to Fargo from Hillsboro
and has made many friends since her
residence here. The bridegroom Is a
carpenter by trade and has been en-
gagged In building for some months
past at Belfeld, N. d. Mr.. and Mrs
Lee will 60 to Chester Mont, where
the bridegroom has claim and there
the happy couple will make their home
for the present.
Word has been received Of the seri-
GUS illness Of George Curtis, bright
and cheerful young man who spent last
winter In Fargo and during his short
stay made many warm friends. Mr.
Curtis attended a local business col
lege and was closely identified with the
EpworEh League work In the First
nj. r.. church. His numerous friends
here regret his illness and hope for a
speedy recovery. Mr. Curtis has been
In hospital ait Great Falls, Mont, FOR
some time and was recovering nicely
but owing to relapse Is now in a
critical condition Mrs. w. ID. Hatch
OF Fourteenth street south, an aunt OF
the young man, was called to his bed
side q week ago and reports his case
to be very serious.