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

| New Year greetings to his Fargo
friends this morning, on his way to
Larimore where he will conduct serv-
ices tomorrow.
O.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Bang will cele-
brate their fourth wedding anniver-
sary New Years day at their home on
State street, says last evenings Crook
ston Times. They will have as their
dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Fox,
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fox and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Fox
and family Of Fargo.
The children OF the Sunday school
Of Gethsemane cathedral participated
in an exceptionally bright carol serv-
Ice last Tuesday afternoon, Holy limo
cents day, A vested choir OF young
ladies led the singing Of the carols,
with Miss Conant at the organ and the
children Joined heartily in the praises.
Appropriate prayers and lessons were
read by Dean Bowling who also made
a charming address to the little folks
admirably enlightening the latter on
the real meaning Of the season to them,
and their elders. Following the serv-
ice the children were escorted to the
basement rooms where a bountiful sup
per was served by a bevy OF ladies.
Games followed and the Christmas
amenities closed with the distribution
of gifts from the Christmas tree. Over
100 attended the festival which was
made especially happy by the dean and
his estimable wife who were accompa-
! MED by their four children. Although
only in Fargo a little more than two
weeks Dean Bowling has succeeded in
quickly winning the love and conf
dence of the little ones in the cathe-
dral parish.
O.
Miss Edna Danford entertained very
pleasantly at her south side home
Wednesday evening.
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Miss Edna Danford leaves Saturday
eighth grade English in the city
schools.
Mrs. ]. w. Smith had charge of the
arrangements for the delightful party
given last night by the Bachelor and
Benedicts at Knights of Columbus hall
| The hall and dining room were artis-
f, tically decorated for the occasion and
the music and condition Of the floor
perfect. Dancing began promptly al
10 with Hector Barnes to lead the Ger.
man cotillion. Exquisitely beautiful, new
and unique favors were used, while
Mrs. w. B. Douglas, Mrs. J. w. Smith
and Mrs. w. e. Hunt presided at the
favor tables.
o.
Friday evening viii Magill was hos
at a dancing party at his home or
Eleventh street south.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Doty of st. Pau
who came 20 Fargo to attend tht
Smith Hector nuptials, are the guest!
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith at thel
Broadway home.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mcintyre of Spo
kane Fails, Wash, spent Thursday il
the city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j
A. Jardine.
o.
Miss Amy Titus OF washington &
visiting for ten days with her aunts
Mrs. e. C. Eddy OF Fargo and Mrs r
w. Richards of Moorhead. Miss THU
will then proceed to Cleveland, Ohio
where she will be the guest OF rela
tives for the rest of the winter.
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j. A. McDougal of Mandan spen
Christmas with his sister, Mrs. j. M
Speer and family, Third avenue south
and left Monday noon for the twin
lcities.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. ID. Atwood of Min
neapolis have concluded a visit owe
Christmas with their mother, Mrs. Con
way, and sister Mrs. Dalzell, and hav
gone to California for the winter. Mas
ter Harry Atwood will remain with hi
aunt, Mrs. Dazell, during the absenc
OF his parents.
o.
n George Foley, jr, of ST. Paul, is tn
guest OF mis- aunt, Mrs. o. J. deLendre
\ Gle, at her Eighth street south home.
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Miss Amelia Luger will give on mex
Tuesday afternoon a studio musicale a
2 o'clock and later in the week publ
one will be announced.