The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-03
Social Notes

Several weddings about which a
great deal Of interest has centered
were events Of this week.
Monday evening Archie Booth and
Miss Laverne Reid both of Fargo
were married at the Presbyterian par
sonage In Moorhead. Tuesday morn
ing Miss Matilda Schill of Moorhead
and Alfred Werner of Fargo were
welded at the Catholic church in
Moorhead AT high noon on Wednes-
day Miss Pauline Peterson and r. o.
BelIend were Joined in wedlock at the
! home Of the bride on North seventh
street. Wednesday morning Miss
| Bessie Grubbs of Fargo and j. J. CAL
& Iahan of st. Paul were united in mar
riage at Father Egan's residence.
Centering about these marriages
numerous nuptial events were given
by admiring friends. tMrs. G. ].
Nord gave dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
Booth at which Miss Helen Wilson
! was also an honor guest Miss Alice
Garmann and Mrs. Larson gave a par
eel shower for Miss Peterson, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Halland entertained a
number of friends for Miss Peterson
and Mr. Bellend.
Another very pretty event was the
dinner given at the Gardner by Miss
Emma Racher for Miss MAZE Miller,
whose engagement was announced
last week to Charles r. Richards of
Britton, S. D.. and also for Miss
Grubbs. Perhaps the most brilliant
affair was the reception given Tues
day evening for Miss Grubbs and Mr.
Callahan at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Grubbs.
Among the other events was the bal
given by the Woman's Label League
i'm Union hall; the Scandinavian w. G.
T. u. held a mothers meeting with
Mrs. Adolph Johnson; Miss Ina Best
entertained the Young Ladies guild Of
the First Congregational church; Miss
Essa Hamilton gave a marshmaIlow
roast for the Conamore club; Miss
Pearl Schroeder entertained a COM
pany of girl friends at birthday
party Miss Florence Mcnamara en-
tertained the Broadway Mission Study
class; Mrs C. ]. Nord entertained at
a birthday dinner party; the Metro
politan German club gave dancing
party; Mrs c. H. Anheier entertained
the Fargo Musical club the Mothers
club met with Mrs. F'rieda Westberg;
the Colonials gave dancing party;
Mrs. S. o. Erickson entertained the
Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian Luth-
eran church; the Ladies' Aid of the
English Lutheran church met with
Mrs. S. p. Olson; Mrs. Dobell enter
tanned the Mascot club; the Fargo and
Scandinavian w. G. T. u. gave re-
ception for Mrs. Bessie Laythe Scovell;
the Colonials gave a dancing party,
and Mrs. J. p. Hardy was hostess at
the annual dinner for the Tuesday
Evening Bridge club
Among the number leaving the city
this week were: Bernard Holes to
San Diego, CAL; Mrs. T. L. Sykes to
Portland, Ore; Cong. L. B. Hanna to
Washington, ID. c.; A. L. Miller to
Grand Forks; Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Lob
man to Grand Forks; Gilbert Stout
and family to Minneapolis; G. M.
Hopp to New York and London; Mrs.
Harold Sorenson to Usage, Ia.,; HI. C.
Plumley to Chicago; c. L. Smith to
st. Paul; w. W. George to Boston;
and Miss Rose Conmy and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Haight to Los Angeles.
Guests in the city were: Mrs. G..
Riddell of Minneapolis with Mrs. c.
"A. Fraser; Mrs. Rogers OF Mandan
with Mrs. Ben Glaze; Mrs. f. o. Jones
Of Crookston; H. w. Alsop of Bemidji