The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-19

The Gideons concluded their annus
| convention on Saturday evening wit
all elaborate banquet at $3.50 in tn
dining room OF the Baptist church
served to them and their wives an,
friends by the church ladies. Their
were after dinner speeches and must
for the evening hours.
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Mrs. e. T. Hunkins left on Monda.
afternoon, called to Ledge. N. D.. b,
the serious illness of her grandmother
Mrs. Mercy Connick, who was an OLE
timer in this city and has many friend
here who regret to learn of her death
news of which came Monday after thu
departure of Mrs. Hunkins.
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Mrs. c. F. Alfred was released from
diphtheria quarantine on Monday ant
her two little daughters, who were tn,
guests Of Mrs. J. p. Hardy during tn,
illness of their mother, returned home
on Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. z. K. Taylor, Tenth street north
will entertain the bridge club on Tues.
day that was to have met this weeE
with Mrs. M. MacGregor on Broadway
Little Donald MacGregor Ia one Of tht
diphtheria sufferers and they are in
quarantine.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. s. Wiser are al
the Waldorf until the completion OF
the Broadway flats where they are to
have apartments.
Mrs. George Nichols will entertain
the Book and Thimble club next We'd
nesday at her Island Park home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Johnson of Heater
were visiting friends in Fargo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Reed of Plaza were
Monday guests at the Waldorf.
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Miss Jessie Ferris entertained the
Blarney Castle literary club Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs. A. Conant.
Second avenue south. The place was
beautifully decorated with jonuuils
and carnations, together with sugges-
tons of valentine season. Light re-
freshments were served.
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Friends of DIR. A. G. Abbott will be
Interested to know that he ia to Join
the ranks Of the benedicts in June. The
announcement of his engagement to
Miss Ruth Ware, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Ware was made at a beau
tifully appointed luncheon given Tues
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. H
Ware sos Sixth street southeast, Min
neapolis. Covers were laid for sixteen
Of Miss Wares most intimate girl
Mesdames M. A. Baldwin, W. Howe,
v. r. Lowell and w. c. Macfadden left
Monday morning for Hunters Hot
Springs, Mont, for a two weeks stay.
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The international course dinner last
evening in the dining rooms of the
First Methodist church given by the
Queen Esther Circle proved to be a.
great success and Melted a neat little
sum to the treasury Of the circle.
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DR.. NJ. P. Rindlaub, IT.. DR.. and Mrs.
e. M. Darrow and Harry wooIedge will
sail from Boston March IL on the
steamship Cretic of the White star line
for Gibralter. After a week in Spain,
the party will sail for Naples for a
tour OF the continent. DIR. and Mrs.
barrow and Mr.. Wooledge will return
the latter part of May. DR.. RindIaub
will remain abroad for several months
for special study.
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The cadet band OF the A. G. will give
a concert on Monday evening at the
college armory after which there will
be two hours Of dancing.
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Hugo Field and bride of Moorhead
have returned from their lune de neil
and are at present domiciled at the
hotel in this city.
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Miss C. B. Russell left wednesday
for Minneapolis where she will visit
with friends for time, and enjoy a
much needed rest from her recent ard
uous Y. w. c. A. duties.
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The tenth mid-winter Red River VAL
ley Congregational club held one of
their large gatherings on Monday even
ing at the Gardner hotel and at z
O'Clock about 800 guests were seated
at the large tables prepared for them.
Three long tables in the form of the
hollow square with the fourth table
at one side were filled, and a several
course dinner was served. DIR. Davis
Of Chicago was the principal speaker
and Mrs. Ernest r. Wright rendered
several vocal selections which added
much to the pleasure Of the occasion.
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The Sun Beam circle will be the
guests of Bernice Gestie, Second ave-
nue. north, on next Thursday, after
school, at their regular meeting.
Sixteen Of the little Y. w. c. A. girls
were the guests of Mrs. l.. r. Buxton.
Fifth street north, on Monday from 4
to at Valentine party. Games were
played and most delicious repast was
served. Each child was made happy
with a pretty Valentine as a souvenir
of the pleasant evening.
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On Saturday evening from 7 to 10
Gertrude Boise, Seventh avenue south.
celebrated the twelfth anniversary Of
her birth with the assistance of a score
of girls and boys. Irene keenan, was
awarded the prize in the contest games.
At $3.50 supper was passed which was
very delectable and the happy little
folks left for their homes
Mrs. A. E. Engebretson, North Broad
way, was called to Bismarck on Tues,
day morning by the illness of her sister
and the #. t. club which was to have
met with her on Tuesday afternoon was
postponed until next week, Tuesday.
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An eight course banquet was tender
I'd Miss Carrie B. Russell on Monday
evening by the Y. w. c. A. girls prior
20 her departure from the city after
her resignation from the secretarystiu
If the organization. Forty young lad
es were present and two and one-haIf