The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-13
- OF Interest to the Fair Sex ~
Social Notes

Mrs. Dave Nimock of Argusville
was Fargo visitor yesterday.
Miss Kate Rea returned Sunday
from a three weeks visit with her
brother at Forsythe, Mont.
Mrs. G. HI. HOLSTER of Ninth street
south viii entertain the Tuesday
Evening Bridge club this evening.
Mrs. o. G. Barnes of Eighth street
south entertained the North and South
side bridge clubs yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Humphrey of Grandin re-
turned to her home yesterday after
spending several days with her sister
in the city.
Geo. A. Flewell passed through the
city today on his way home to Grandin
after a few days spent with rela-
tives at Leal, N. d.
All those who attend the Yeoman
dance tonight in Prizes hall are asked
to remember to take their invitations,
which must be presented at the door.
George Harrington of Rolla. who has
been down at st. Johns for a little
carving, is out Of the hospital and at
the Waldorf. He is in fine shape and
will be glad to see his friends.
George Curtis, who has been i'll in
Montana for a number of weeks has
so far recovered as to be able to trav
ell this far and is now with his aunt,
Mrs W. ID. Hatch of Fourteenth street
south. AS soon as it is advisable Mr..
Curtis will go to his home in New
Hampshire.
The Wo oman masquerade ball last
evening was a flattering success. The
affair was given in Stones old hall
and the lights and varied costumes
made a very attractive scene. Frank
johnson and S. ]. Sullivan had charge
as representatives of the Woodman
Degree team Two prizes were given,
Mrs. Harry Melander was awarded the
prize for DRESS costume and |. w.
Faulders the prize for comic costume.
The Woodmen will give a grand ball
Jan. g. which event will be looked for
ward to with much pleasure by friends
of the Woodmen.
Miss Deborah Hunter of Eighth
street south has been chosen by Miss
op and Mrs Samuel Cook Edsall of
Minneapolis, to be her maid Of honor
at her marriage. to Ferris Sands
Hetherington of New York which oc-
ours Dec. 81, and will be one of the
most brilliant weddings ever witnessed
by Minneapolis most exclusive So
ciety. Miss Hunter is in Minneapolis
now. being entertained as the house
sEe~r1yo nd
Of the season, at the Plaza. She went
to st. Paul the early part of last week
and until Saturday evening was enter
tanned as the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Theodore Schultz, and was among the
guests at the wedding of her cousin,
Miss Margaret Schultz, who on Satur-
day afternoon became the bride of
Jeremiah Millbank, a New York mill
lionaire, the event being the most
gorgeous ever witnessed in Minneapo-
lis. Miss Hunter was guest at the
Bachelors. cotillion at the Hotel Ra-
disson, last evening and was also
guest at a cotillion given Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert L.
Carpenter. Miss Edsalps bridesmaids
will be Miss Helen Ostram of Duluth,
q school friend met at st. Mary's hall
at Faribault, Miss Constance Watson
of this city, Miss Katherine Clerihew
and Miss Marion Traxler two Min
neapolis girls Cards for the marriage
ceremony at 8 o'clock at st. Marks
cathedral have been issued and $500
guests will be invited. A reception
to a smaller number of guests will
be held at the Edsall home on Port
land avenue and at the ceremony the
brides father, Bishop Edsall, assisted
by Rev James E. Freeman, will Of
ficiate, the bride to be given away by
her brother, James, of Milwaukee.
Arthur Hetherington of New York
will be his brothers best man and the
ushers from out of town will be Will
liam Findley and DR. Edwin Rams
dell New York; Lynn Secord, st.
Louis: Christy Brown of Chicago, and
Harmon Edsall, younger brother of
the bride. and Monroe Keith, of Min
neapolis. Mr.. Hetherington's parents,
Mr. and Mrs James Hetherington, of
New York, and number of relatives
from the east will attend the wedding.
Mr.. Hetherington is a graduate of
Columbia college and of the Harvard