The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-26

IAN enjoyed the dinner and evening 10
the fullest extreme.
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The Elks are planning on a grand
ball to be given April /, in Prizes hall
Mrs. Geo. Mckinney and daughter
! Edith returned 70 their home in De-
troit, MINI, Sunday after a few days
visit with Mrs. J. p. Hardy, in Island
park.
Tonight and Monday night the
!, Normal girls OF Moorhead put on their
class play of 1910 at the school audi
forum. AS You Like 1t, is the play,
and they have made much preparation
for the success of the production.
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Engineer Arnold of the N. p. and
his bride, nee Vera Carr have returned
from Mexico. They were married On
Los Angeles and visited Mexico on
their honeymoon.
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Fred Porritt and Earl Flemn1inr are
home from two weeks pleasure trip
including Chicago where they visited
the Auto show and other eastern cit
les.
Miss Frances Comstock and her
guest Miss Carmen returned to De-
troit, MINI, on Sunday evening after
a few days in town with MIR. and Mrs.
1T. G. Comstock Tenth avenue south.
The Moody home on Eighth street
south was the scene OF a beautiful
luncheon on Saturday afternoon last,
when Mrs. Moody entertained twenty
ladies at a luncheon at 1880. The
house was festive with American
Beauty roses and in the dining room
where eight ladies were seated at the
dining table, daffodill banked its
center. Bridge was played In the af-
ternoon hours and Mrs. w. A. Scott
scored highest and was presented
with an exquisite prize while Mrs. J.
D. Farrand was somewhat consoled for
her low score by a handsome award.
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Mrs. A. E. Boyce and daughter
Katherine. guests of the Gardner hotel,
have spending the week In Minnea-
polls.
VIII Lawrence is better from an at
tack Of tonsilitis and Is able to be I'D
after a relapse
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The A. g. Lewis homo in Island
park Is under diphtheria quarantine
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Mrs. E. w. Deenstedt of Eighth
avenue south visited this week in
Paramount, N. d.
DR.. ]. L. Graves Is e5rected home
Monday from Stanfeld, Ore
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P. J. Tozier and Miss Tozier are en-
joying western trip through Oorgon,
and Washington looking at land.
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Mrs. j. w. Smith left Thursday for
Chicago where she will be Joined bv
Miss Adele, who has been visiting
there, and together they proceed to
New York where J. w Smith and son
| Pomeroy are at present. On Mar. 5,
they all sail on the F. r. Carmania for
Italy and expect to be gone for four
months. Van lyle will remain in New
York in school during the absence of
the family from this country.
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Miss Minnie Newman is convaI-
lescing after an illness of a week with
grip.
Judge Chas. A. Pollock returned
Tuesday evening from Alexandria.
Mimi, where he delivered an address
Monday evening
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The Fargo Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union were hostesses at a re-
ception, Saturday evening in the mar
Tors of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION building. The reception was
a courtesy extended to the educators
Iof Fargo and the Scandinavian union.
The large parlor is admirably adapt-
ed to the purposes of a reception and
the ladies had added to it's beauty
with flowers, candles, etc. An eyceI-
lent programme was given in the
chapel room. The programme con-
sisted of a piano solo by Miss Turner
and reading from Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch, was given by Miss
jacobson and thoroughly enioyed by
the audience. Miss Beard, Miss Croth
ers and Miss Champine sang a trio
ana responded to hearty encore
DIR. Beard made a short address in
which he laid especial emphasis on
the TACT that the future citizenship de-
pended almost entirely on public school
teachers. Prize winning essays from the
seventh grade at the Longfellow and
Roosevelt schools were read by the
students and the prizes awarded
Great surprise was expressed by all
that children so young were SO well
informed and so capable of expressing
themselves in writing. The programme
concluded with a piano solo by little
Miss johnson from the Roosevelt
school. Frappe, waters and candies
were served in one of the small rooms
adjoining. The entire affair was a.
very pleasant one for those SO FORUM
ate as to be present.
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The social session held last evening
at the Y. M. c. A. Jointly with the Y.
| w. g. A. in celebration of the closing
or the big campaign for increase of
membership and also in honor OF Wash
ington's birthday, proved to be one of
the most delightful affairs ever held
az the Y. The feature of the evening
was the exceedingly interesting ad
dress on Wild Animals OF America by
Ernest Harold Baynes. Following the
lecture spelling match was put on be-
tween teams captained by Miss Edith
Mathers and Fred Charles. Miss Math-
ers proved to be the best speller of the
entire crowd and won the match. The
rooms were nicely decorated for the
occasion by the Resident Members
club and refreshments were served nv
a joint committee from the Y. M. g. A.
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