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

host OF friends who wish them mucl
happiness nd prosperity.
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Those who are able TO attend tn,
lecture at the Grand Family theatr,
! on Sunday evening will make no mis-
take for Rev. Edwards is a speaker q
ability and that he win handle his SUB
ject, Literature, Life and Fraternity
in an interesting manner is assured
This lecture will be neither religion.
nor political but will present Iivins
truths in realistic form.
Miss Vivian Dinnie, who was tn,
guest of Miss Harriet Hunt this week
returned to her home at Grand Fork,
Thursday evening
o.
i The Misses Jacobbi OF Grand Forks
who were visiting Miss Alice evils. re-
turned to Grand Forks Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Eulalia Tufts is the guest Oh
Miss Florence Shotwell for a week. be-
fore she returns to her school in Ulen,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brastad will re-
turn to Minneapolis the last OF next
week after a Christmas vacation at
the home of Mrs. Brastad's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Lewis.
F. q. Whiting is enjoying a visit
from his brother, u. r. Whiting from
Minot. Mr.. Whiting says the magic
city is all ready for the educators and
school teachers who are to visit the
city this week on the occasion of the
annual educational meet,
Mr. and Mis-. Max Stern and their
daughter, Miss Ada and Master Alfred
will leave this month for n three
months tour of Europe. The party
v:ll leave Fargo jan 90 and sail from
New York city on the North German
Llcyc liner, Berlin, Jan 29.-They 90
cHtIt to Naples and WI. visit Ro.nn.
Florence. Venice, Germany, France and
England, before returning home early
in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Dibley expect TO
leave the middle of the month for an
extended southern trip.
o
Mrs. George Wolverton is at Crooks
ton visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gilbert Haggart were
most and hostess on Christmas eve
ming at o'clock to the near members
OF the families, the invited guests be-
ing the Roberts, Comstocks' and Hag-
CART families Of Fargo and Moorhead
The banquet room of the Gardner was
chosen for the place Of the dinner and
covers were laid for twenty five. The
table was handsomely arrayed with
baskets of Marie Antoinette roses and
by the place cards lay rose for each
guest At the plate of Miss Stella
Haggart, bride elect, lay a bunch of
valley lilies. Several courses were
served at the dinner and it was alto
gether delectable and enjoyable affair.
Miss Margaret Rae of Tenth avenue
north delightfully."- entertained a num-
Der of her young friends Monday even
ing in honor of her birthday The
early part of the evening was spent in
sleighriding, after which the guests re-
turned to the home of the hostess.
where they enjoyed music and games
with a delicious lunch.
Mrs. w r, Tucker and children have
gone to Arthr~ for a visit and to see
the grandmother, wha is on the sick
list.
Miss Martha Boyce, from her school
at Graham hall, Minneapolis, Is at home
for the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
w. c. Joyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L, Blout and daugh-
ter Janeth leave next week to visit
relatives in New York city, Boston and
Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Turnquist and son,
Roland, who nave been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Hansen, have re-
turned to their home at Harwood,
N. d.
Charles Elliott was home from Minot
for his Christmas dinner with the
mayor and family on north Broadway
MIR. and Mrs. A. T. Shotwell gave a
big family dinner at 8 o'clock on Christ.
mas at their Island Park home. Covers
were laid for twelve.
Miss Eulalia Tufts is in town for the
vacation from her school il Ulun, MINI.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stanton of Grand
Forks attended the Metropolitan Ger
man on Monday evening.
O.
Mrs. r. H McEnroe is reported Ill at
her home on Seventh street south
o.
Miss Eva Shea on Monday night
gave delightful sleighing party to
number of young people who were
home for the holidays and those who
had guests here. At o'clock they met
at Miss Lewis on Third avenue south,
were joined by the young men who
had been having stag dinner at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. Callander, and all |
proceeded to ride until cold. Then a |
delicious hot supper was served at the
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