The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-21
Social Notes

from Minot to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. F. H. Wilder is entertaining the
ladies Of the Fortnightly club this
afternoon,
Mrs. G. H. HOLSTER of Ninth street
south will be hostess this afternoon
for few ladies at bridge.
The Coterie Dancing club have, their
next party Friday, Nov. rs, and beau
tiful plans are being laid for the oc-
casion.
Mrs. Gilbert Stout of Eighth avenue
north left yesterday afternoon for Min
neapolis, where she win spend
month.
Mrs. C. HI. Anheier of Third avenue
south win be hostess Tuesday after
noon of next week for the Fargo Mu-
steal club.
Miss Caroline Dickinson of Mime
apolis is expected tomorrow to be the
guest Of Miss Florence Shotwell OF
Island park,
Assistant Postmaster c. A. Alfred Is
back at his desk after a severe attack
of lumbago which kept him home for
more than a week.
Thanksgiving eve the Bachelors and
the Benedicts will make merry at their
first dancing party of the season.
large attendance Is assured.
Miss Madella Quick, who has been
the guest for few days of her cousin,
Miss Florence Quick of the wellington
apartments. left this morning for her
home at Wahpeton.
Miss Nellie G. Tilden, one of the
general delivery clerks at the post
Office, has resigned her position. She
will be succeeded by Miss Agnes Hog
lund. formerly substitute at the win
dow.
II. J. Rusch was called to Omaha
Saturday on account Of the sudden
death OF his brother there. His broth
ers home Is in Chicago and the re-
mains win be taken to that city for
interment.
The Metropolitan German dancing
club will give the first of their series
OF dancing parties Monday, Nov, %.
The Metropolitans always give delight
full parties and this one is sure to come
up to the standard.
Mrs. Morton Page and daughter
Miss Roberta, who have been spending
some time at Rochester. Mimi, will
leave there soon to spend three weeks
with Mrs. Pages sister in Indianapolis.
Miss Roberta is much improved.
The Mission study class of the
Broadway NJ. e. church will meet this
evening with Miss Jessie Cruikshank
of 1908 Fifth street north. All young
people or the church who wish to join
the class are asked to attend the meet
ing this evening.
Minot will soon have an active Flor
ence Crittentpn circle; II the plans of
a few of the philanthropic ladies work
out we'll Mrs Kate Barrett, the ma
tional president OF the Florence Crit
tenton work, inspired them during her
recent visit and they already have 500
toward the good work.
Dr. Mary v. Glenton of Wuchang,
China, arrived in the city this morn
ing for a short. stay and is the guest
Of Mrs Cameron Mann of Eighth
street south. DR.. Glenton is noted
field worker in China and a rare OPP
portunity win be given the ladies of
the Episcopal church, this afternoon at
Bishop Mann's residence to hear her
speak.
Rev. Sewrey OF the Broadway NJ E.
church has begun a series Of sermons
on The Life of Daniel. Last evening
was the first of the series and Ave
-
be given the coming Ave Sundays. Miss
Flaten of the Oak Grove seminary mas
been secured as sololst and has an ex-
ceptionally fine voice, which viii be
greatly appreciated by the audiences.
Thursday at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Tildon of
First avenue north. will occur the we'd
ding OF Miss Nellie Tildon and Irving
Stone, a popular young business man
of Moorhead. The ceremony will be
performed at o'clock In the evening
by Rev. c. r. Adams OF the Presby-
terrain church. The young people will
make their home in Moorhead after "A
short wedding trip.
A large number Of young people Of
the city are planning to attend the
JunlOE udAlCS wednesday, evening III
Prizes hall. The juniors of the high
school are few but an enterprising
class and are carrying out elaborate
plans for the occasion. This class AL
ways gives three parties during the
year and it's functions are always
looked forward to with much pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Humes and baby
are expected to arrive from Cuba be-
fore Thanksgiving to be the guests of
Mrs Humes' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. v.
r. Neal of Ninth street north. Mrs.
Humes is we'll known In the city and
was formerly Miss Jessie Neal. Many
friends in the city viii be glad to meet
her again. They will come by way of
New Orleans and are expected in time
for Thanksgiving.
Grand Forks Herald: A happy
party gathered last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron G. Mas
sic for Z O'clock dinner The occasion
for the festivity was Mr. Massie's
birthday, a week past, and the near
ness OF Thanksgiving. The two CONF
ing close together he deemed it meet
and right to celebrate in between. Mr..
and Mrs. James Stewart Lea and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Neal Dow and daughter,
Miss Edna, were present to enjoy the
delicious spread ano an evening Of
nnerriment.
The following announcement will be
interesting to Fargo people, az the