The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-14

ing. The entire cast was an excellent
one and the play well staged.
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Mrs. L. B. Ellison, assisted by Miss
Clara Kjon and Miss Minnie oliver en-
tertained on Wednesday evening at her
home on Third avenue north by giving
a kitchen shower in honor Of Miss
Clara Logan who is to be married on
I May 25 to Milton Larson. The house
was artistically decorated in red and
white. Cupids and hearts in profusion
! designated the nature of the pretty
affair. Then there were carnations of
the chosen color to make festive the
scene Music and laughter made the
| time pass quickly and near midnight
! the dozen ladies who were guests were
ushered to the dining room where a
chair festooned in white placed under
huge white bell awaited the honor
guest and bride TO be. After the mock
| ceremony Miss Amelia Kowalki caught
the bridal bouquet which signifies she
is to be the next bride from the midst
of that merry throng and there are
many indications pointing in that di-
rection, since this event suggested such
! a possibility. 1t was an altogether
happy evening and one long to be re-
membered by those present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. McIlvan of En-
derlin were guest sat the Gardner hotel
over night and are visiting in the city.
! Mr.. McIlvan was at one time COM
mander of the soldiers home at Lis
bon and has a host of friends in the
city.
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Last Monday evening Mrs. Andrew
Matson. 619 Thirteenth street south,
delightfully."- entertained a number of
young people in honor of Miss Lille
Brunzell, who is to be a June bride.
| Pink and white decorations were used
! throughout the rooms, with pink and
white roses adjoining the tables. Miss
! Myrtle Johnson rendered several must
cal selections which were greatly" en-
! joyed. Miss BrunzeH was presented
with a set Of beautiful Haviand China.
| A dainty luncheon was served at IL
| o'clock with pink and white color
! scheme cleverly carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Jewell Of Kin
dred were the guests of their many
Fargo friends Wednesday.
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On next Thursday night the Fargo
Nest of Owls will celebrate in an ap-
propriate manner the frs anniversary
of it's organization and the committee
of arrangements 'S preparing fine
programme, after which lunch Will
be served. "A big time is guaranteed
for all who attend. The date is May
10.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Flack Of Lang
don were callers on their Fargo friends
Wednesday.
\ Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Flack of Lang
don, N. D., are in the city for day
or two. Mrs. Flack will visit her sis
ter at Mapleton before returning home,
as well as friends at Tower City. Mr..
Flack is wise master of the chapter Of
Rose Croix at Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. e. williams of Den
ver Col, were guests at the Waldorf
Wednesday evening and Thursday
morning.
Max H. Strehlow and wife of Kind
red drove to Fargo Wednesday in their
auto and were the guests of Mrs.
Strehlows sister, Mrs. H. Sorenson.
DIR. Thomas Lukyn, the well known
horseman, will leave today for Chi
cago to join his wife who Is there
now, having left here about two weeks
ago. They leave at once for two
months trip in Europe.
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Will Rea of Forsythe, Mont, spent
the day in town yesterday at the farm,
south of town with his sisters, the
Misses Kate and Ellie Rea Mr.. Rea
is on his way to Chicago on bust
ness trip.
The many friends of Miss Sarah
Donnelly will be panied to know of
her very serious illness at ST. Johns
hospital. She is suffering from ty-
phoid pneumonia and but little hope
is given for her recovery.
The Talkalot club will meet with
Mrs. w. H. Shure on Monday of next
week at her home on Seventh street
south.
A. J. Halliday and wife Of Devils
Lake and Mrs. Thomas Halliday of
Brainard, Mimi, were the guests of
friends in the city Thursday.
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DR.. and Mrs. e. o. Pray of Valley
City were in the city for short time
yesterday and were registered at the
Waldorf They had been at the Forks
attending the state medical meeting.
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1t was well on to z o'clock when the
North Dakota State Dental society as
sembled in the main room Of the COM
mercial club Tuesday evening. The
tables were nicely arranged and over
100 members and guestswere seated.
The decorations were carnations and
ferns, and the service was perfect. The
menu was elaborate and served in
courses. DR.. l.. c. Davenport was
POSTMASTER of the evening and he did
valient service in this respect. After