The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-18
Social Notes

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The Woman's union of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church viii meet with
MRS. Keye, 1921 Second avenue south
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock DR..
Knowltcn OF Fargo college will speak
on Observations Of an Educator
Abroad.
Mrs. r. Rasmussen OF north Broad
way will leave about Jan. !, for Los
Angeles. Cal, where she will spend
the greater part Of the next four
months. while in the west Mrs. Ras-
mussen expects to visit a number OF
places OF interest.
The sale given by the ladies' OF the
Crittenton circle on Saturday after
noon resulted in about $50 for the use
of the home. The orders were not so
large as last year and there are still
some comforters and aprons left that
may be had by those who wish them.
The sewing department Is ready to
receive any order for plain sewing.
The Minneapolis Journal published
picture in their Sunday edition Of
four generations. They were: Mrs.
Mary Doherty, Thomas Doherty, her
son, Mrs. j. C. Deutsch, her grand
daughter. and Benito Deutsch, her
greatgranddaughte Mr.. Doherty has
been resident Of st. Paul for twenty
flve years. Mrs. Doherty has lived in
Faxon, Mimi, since 1856. Mrs. Deutsch
lives In this city at 205 Fourth street
north.
Miss Ella Beckman was a charming
hostess at her home in Moorhead on
Saturday evening to the members OF
the sophomore preparatory class Of
Fargo college. Miss BeclSmasf was
ably assisted in entertaining by Pro-
lessor Wanner. The evening passed
quickly with games and contests and
there was a short musical programme
contributed by Carl Mckee, Miss Ras-
mussen ana Miss Beckman. Luncheon
was served at the close of the even
Ing. About twenty students were
present to enjoy the evening.
sheldon Progress: Two Of Shell
don's most popular young people, Miss
Blanche Taylor and Orville A. Frink
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
S. Taylor on Tuesday afternoon, Dec
IL, Rev. r. G. Crouch officiating. The
wedding was very quiet affair, only
the immediate relatives Of the bride
and bridegroom being present. Fol.
lowing the ceremony a wedding lunch
was served and the happy couple Their
departed for Fargo, where they viii
stay for a day or twc before returning
to Sheldon where they viii make then
future home.
The vesper services at the X w. @
A. were especially interesting from
the standpoint Of the business girl
S. s. Lyon, cashier of the Merchants
| National bank, spoke briefly and t.
| the point. He gave number OF IL
lustrations OF various kinds Of people
and stated that most persons could b.
| Judged by the clothes they wore ant
their conduct on the street He stat
ed that If his audience could tell then
| how they spent their Sundays, III
could tell them what kind Of peopl'
| they were. His remarks were Of thu
sort that will be remembered and re-
called on many occasions. Miss Coop
/ CT VI Tue dGEO COhSSAFc~NSAS Se~~-S -
the absence Of Mrs stephens.
The ball given by the Elks Satur
day evening was pronounced by al
who attended as one OF the handsom
est and most delightful Of the season
| All of the rooms of the handsom
Elks' hall were thrown open to tn
| guests and those, who cared to wer
allowed to play cards. The ball room
was very cleveriy decorated, tn
chandeliers being festooned with pur
| pie and white crepe paper and nag
effectively carrying out the schem
| about the balcony. Dancing was en-
/ joyed until III o'clock, when tn
i lights were dimmed and the clocl
i chimed the hour in remembrance Q
s'the absent brothers" A three cours
supper was then served In the pref
tiIy arranged dining room, bringin
the evening to "a pleasant close. Their
were a number OF out -of-town guest
present and many of the local Elk
with their friends.
i A delightful event of Saturday ev
ening was the entertainment given a
the home OF the Misses Jessie an
i Caro- Buchanan on Eighth avenu
4 south In honor OF their birthday an
niversary, when the members OF tn
sophomore class of Fargo colleg
were guests. The. Buchanan HON
Il was pretty with Christmas bells, lloI
Il w and festoonings OF green and re
In keeping with the season and sever
q al sprays OF mistIetoe were the caus
OF much merriment. The evenin
was spent in games and contests
George Stickney, Ruth Gale and Nj
i Tiethman winning prizes in the ath
letic contest. Miss Margaret Newto
sang several vocal selections and M
Codding delighted all with violin Sc
lections. There were other musics
selections ana a general jolly evenin
was spent. AT the close blrthda
luncheon was served. Covers wer
laid for twenty-five and a featur
was the large birthday cakes wit
lighted candles. Christmas appoint
nents were carried out.
One OF the prettfest recitaIs witness
ed by the ladies Of Fargo ia some tim
] was that given by the junior classs
4 in physical culture and oratory unds
Miss Lsenore Poppler at the Y. w. c. !
parlora on Saturday evening. III
feature OF the evening was the playle
The Wondertree, written by Mil
4 Poppler for the occasion. Prior to- IN
4 | piaylet. Lucille Hastings very clever
4 gave a reading from Ben sHur ar
Marian sutherland and Emma sande
i son sang Christmas Night very charm
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