The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10
Social Notes

Only two more weeks until Christ
mas, 1t is hard to realize that it Is SO
near, but with the coming of Christ
mas many of Fargos young people
will be welcomed back to Fargo
homes. During the week proceeding
and the week after Christmas a great
many social functions will be planned
in their honor. Already a number of
the young people who are attending
college away from home have written
when they may he expected, and no
doubt many happy gatherings will
take place around the Yule log in
Fargo homes this year
An event Of much interest this week
was the charmingly simple wedding
of Miss Maze Miller, one OF the most
popular young ladies of Fargo, and
Charles F. Richardson of Britton, s.
d. The brides father, Judge Miller
performed the ceremony in a most
simple manner
Other events Of this week were.
The Northside 500 club met with Mrs.
Fred Hanft; the Association OF Home
Economics OF the A. G. gave a Christ
mas party; Miss Jessie Edwards was
hostess for the l.. o. club; the u. G..
T. lodge gave a dancing party, Mrs.
Ii. l.. Grady entertained at cards; Mrs.
Il. A Perry entertained for Miss Beth
Allen OF Seattle; the Young Ladies'
guild of the First congregational
church met with Mrs. Kilpatrick; the
Jolly Dozen club met with Mrs. F. II.
Knowles; Mrs. Chas. Bland was host
SIS at a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dugan of WATERFOWL: Miss Lenora
Schwarts entertained for Miss MAZE
Miller; Mrs. A. f. Bolton was hostess
for the Glover Leaf club; the Carte
City Social club gave their first grand
ball; Co. B gave a dance; the Century
club enjoyed a dancing party; the D.
p. c. Athletic association gave a dane
ing party; the Roycrofts enter aimed
at a dancing party; Miss Abbie Will
liams entertained the Conamore club;
Mrs. T. Fl. Bailey was hostess for the
O. II. S. Evening Bridge club and the
Woman's auxiliary OF the Gethsemane
cathedral met with Mrs. Bowling.
Those who returned this week were:
Sidney Buchanan from Holloway.
MINI; Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Belland
from their honeymoon trip; Miss
Teresa Field from Winnipeg, and Miss
Maude Hauskins from Wahpeton.
Guests in the city this week: Robert
Dinhart Of jamestown with his sister,
Miss Leona Dinehart; Miss Vesta
Reid with Mrs. c.. o. FoIlett; / ].
Moe and son Of Valley City; Mrs. p.
r. Glass and sister, Miss Inez Perry,
of Tower City; General Creel of Devils
Lake; Mrs. r. s. Adams of Lisbon;
Miss Mary White OF Paramount; H. j.
Davis Of Bismarck; Mrs. ]. G. Brown
of Enbden; W. G. Tracey of Port
Huron, Mich; Mrs. Frank Helstrom
of Bismarck; Mrs. ]. w Carol of
Lisbon, and Editor Boyden of Lisbon.
Those who left the city during the
week were: Mrs Will Jones to De-
troit; A. Matson to Dundee, Mimi;
Miss Lucille Quirk to st. Paul; w. B.
Douglas to St Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. e.
!. Heating to Dayatona Beach, Fla.
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Watson and
Miss Constance to Mime
apolis.
Mrs. /. Rawlinson Calvert announces
the engagement Of her daughter, AIDE
line Blanche Calvert and Alexander
Jack Davis, the marriage to be an
event of next January.
O.
Editor Wright of The Cakes Times
was in Fargo last night en- route to
Grand Forks to attend a meeting of the
legislative committee of the state press
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r. ID. Hoskins, clerk OF the supreme
court, is in the city today to swear
in a large class OF youthful lawyers.
The Woodmen will give their first
masque ball OF the season Monday
night in Stones old hall. Prizes are