The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-22
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Social Notes


Mrs. G, #. Amidon left today for
visit at Chicago.
: Miss Lola MarkIey left the hospital
yesterday, after an illness of several
weeks.
Miss Franses- Lee of Bismarck, who
has spent the past week in town, left
yesterday for her home.
Mrs. A. Mcnamara and daughter,
Rose, left for Minneapolis yesterday
morning for short visit
Miss Olive Proctor of Bismarck
stopped off in Fargo few days this
week on her way to Minneapolis.
Mrs G. A. Frederickson of the
Swart apartment house will leave
soon to make her home in Bismarck.
Mrs. Parkinson and daughter, Miss
Gladys of Portland. stopped off here
Tuesday on their way to Minneapolis.
The Misses Faith Gardner and Jetta
Wilson expect to leave Monday even
ing for Valley City, where they win at
tend the normal
The w. G. r. u. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at O'clock with Mrs. H.
Chisholm at 1914 First avenue south.
Rev, Q. e. McCracken will speak ON
the subject of the City Missions and
Miss Grace Robinson, the visiting
nurse, will tell the ladies about her
work in the Associated charities.
There will be special music for the
Geneva meeting of the W. w C. "A.
tomorrow evening. Miss White of the
association has announced that Mrs.
Ernest R. Wright and Miss Fern
Crothers will render solos at the gath
ering. A number of special Lake
Geneva pictures will be displayed and
the meeting Is expected to be a rous-
ing one for enthusiasm.
Miss Eleanor seldom of Valley city,
N. D., win give a talk to the young
people of the First M. e. church
this evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Seldom
is the second vice president of the dis
trict and was sent by the united Ep-
worth leagues of the district to attend
a school that was held at Lake Min
netonka, Minneapolis, in July, she
will visit each one of the societies in
the district and give them some new
AaSaSs &AAl LAAS 9Ouilk pSOpIt anu
bers of the Epworth league and
church are urged to be present.
]. j. Nelson OF the Olsen Furniture
Co.'s store and Miss Anna Nelson,
who has been in the office Of Doctors
barrow and Webble for the past eleven
years, were married last evening at
80 at the Swedish Lutheran parson-
age, Rev. N. o. Grunden speaking the
words that made them man and wife.
Mrs. G.. G. Goodrich of Minneapolis,
sister of the bride, attended her; and
the bridegroom's brother, N. Nelson,
supported him. The brides gown was
a beautiful white silk crepe de chene
and she wore lilies of the valley in
her hair. Mrs. Goodrich wore a hand
some gown of champagne colored pom
gee with lilies of the valley. I'M
mediately after the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner was served at the Card
ner to a few of the most Intimate
friends and relatives of the contract
ing parties. The dining room was ar
tistically decorated in pink and green,
the color scheme being carried out in
asters, roses and ferns, with huge
wedding bell of smilax over the table
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson left on the even
ing train for Duluth From there they
viii take the Great Lake trip to Buff
falo, N. Y, visiting Niagara Falls.
They will return after month by way
of Chicago and will be at home to
their friends in apartments in the
Pioneer Life Insurance building after
Nov. Is.
The card party given yesterday aft
ernoon In Stones new music, hall by
Mrs Frank Treat and Mrs. J. M. Bath
rich, was one of the most sumptuous
affairs of the kind this season. Near
ly 200 invited guests enjoyed the
game and the delightful luncheon pre-
ceding 1t. The hall was handsomely
decorated for the occasion in beau
tiful color scheme of pink and white
carried out in La France roses. The
varied and handsome costumes of the
ladies together with the beautiful
decorations and the artistically hung
lights made an enchanting picture.
Music was played during the entire
afternoon which was an attraction in
itself. The score cards were a very
clever conceit of the hostesses, serv-
ing first as place cards. "A gold edg-
ing with the monograms of the hos
tesses making pretty combination
with the white card, Mrs. Treat, Mrs.
Bathrick, Mrs w S. Parker of Lis
bon and Mrs. r. c. Schultz of Detroit,
Mich, received the guests. Three
charming prizes were offered for pro-
gression and were captured by Mrs.
J. III. Grady, Mrs. l.. B. Hanna and
Mrs. A. A. Comrie. The two favors given
for lone hands were awarded to Mrs.
J. A. Graham and Mrs. c. E. Bristol.
Two other out of town guests besides
those in the receiving line, were Mrs.
Walter Reed of Armenia and Mrs. Lar
annie OF Minneapolis. The Mesdames
Gilbert Haggart, w. e. Treat and Fl.
E. A. Bowles assisted Mrs. Treat and
Mrs. Bathrick in serving and together
with those two most popular and cap
able ladies made the event one to be
commented upon as among the most
beautiful and entirely successful Far
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