The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-29

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friends Of sohoolboy days and equall.
many acquaintance.
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Mrs. Fred Laramie of Minneapolis
returned home on Sunday afternoon
after a three weeks' visit with Miss
Elizabeth Rindlaub, Eighth street
south.
The Tekla 500 club met with Mrs
Geo. Truman, operahouse annex. Wed
nesday afternoon. Delicious refresh
nents followed the game.
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The circus that is to be given by El
Zagel shrine in this city Beb. II
and 10 in the Masonic temple will be
the greatest event yet attempted by
the Shrtners and Arab Patrol connect
ed with the same. There will be a
full-fedged circus, all the side shows
connected Herewith. the menagerie
and the concert after the big show.
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Miss Beulah e. Amidon, who was re-
Gently operated upon for appendicitis
at st. Johns hospital is getting along
very nicely, which will be good news
to her many friends who will be glad
to know she is able to be about again.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Burke of Blanch-
ard, N. D., were in Fargo Tuesday to
see The Merry Widow.
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Ten young ladies Of the A. c. L.
club charmingly entertained with a
O'CLOCK hannt5nf "a
DAY evening where in the banquet room
ten-course dinner was served. The
table was lovely, for IT was adorned
with pink shaded candles, and maiden
hair fern. A large bunch of Killarney
roses graced the center of the table
and at each place was a rose besides
the dainty hand painted score cards
and pretty souvenir for each guest
Mesdames r. r. Ladd and c. II Skel-
ton were chaperones. Following rhe
banquet theatre party to see the pro-
duction Of the Merry Widow at the
operahouse was enjoyed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Long and Mr.
and Mrs. c. o. Steep Of Page. were IN
to see the Merry Widow on Tuesday
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Smith are plan
ming trip abroad in the near future.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Moug, ST., of Ayr
were in Fargo Tuesday to see The
Merry Widow.
Jack Lang returned Sunday from
Stanteld, Ore.
Mrs. Lulte l.. Hoff, has returned to her
lone in Detroit, MINI, after several
weeks illness at st. Johns hospital
j. Flat, Gardner, N. D., is seriously
II at st. Johns hospital in this city.
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At Soclock, Wednesday evening
an. rs, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
leo Mcdonald, ST. of HawIey, Mimi.
Adeline Victoria, their youngest
was united in marriage to
ar. John Lamont McKinnon of Sawyer.
7. d.
BEFORE the ceremony Miss Grace
;hadbourne sang, Love You Truly
no the bridal party assembled the stairs
o the beautiful evergreen bower to
ne strains of the Lohengren, rendered
Y Miss Eula Bryan. The nuptials
'ere pronounced by Rev. F. J. BRYAN
astor OF the Methods Episcopal
hurch.
AFTER congratulations were rendered
ne bride and groom, delightful refresh
ien0s were served in the dining room.
ne main feature being the cutting OF
he beautiful decorated bridal cakes
he house was artisticalIy decorated
nth evergreens, similax, ferns and
oses, the color scheme being in pink
nd white and green. The bride looked
esplendant In her esquisite princess
own or cream chiffon lined with
4rIeta' In her hair was a wreath
orange blossoms and she carried a
mower bouquet of brides roses and
yacinths. The maid of honor wore
gown of pink silk lawndowne trim
led in pink applique and cream lace
nd carried pink roses. The ribbon
carers were dressed in conventional
lack, and the mother of the bride
'oked very sweet in her gown OF soft
ray silk and she wore English vio-
It's.
AT AO'4o p. m. the bride and groom
scorted by the guests, under a shower
old shoes Ind rice, proceeded to the
I. 2. depot, where they took the train
asst on an extended trip. They will
at home to their many friends at
awyer, N. D., after March 15.
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The out of town guests were Miss
ane McKinnon, and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
McKinnon of Mapelton, N. D.. Mrs.
rance of Chicago, Mrs. S. Chapman,
Liss Eunice Vidner, Mr.. Fred Warner
Fargo, DR.. Aborn OF Brainard. MINI.
nd z. f. Chadbourne, wife and daugh-
sr OF Detroit, MINI
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MISS Alice Foster, Seventh street
outh, returned home on Tuesday even
ig from ten days visit in Hope and
olgate.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Curran were
tuesday, guests in town.