The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-27


girl, who win be welcomed to Minot
by the many friends Of her husband,
Rodney Reed Of Detroit is expected
in the city early in the week to be a
guest at the dancing party to be given
by the high school juniors.
Miss Alice Dreaseke returned yes
teriay morning from a seven weeks
trip through the west. visiting in San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake
City, Denver. and st. Paul.
The I. x. L. club Of young men will
give public dance in Stones old hall
this evening. Former parties have
been well attended and the young
people Of the city enjoyed pleasant
evenings An extra effort is being
made to make the dance this evening
more delightful and all young people
are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray ". Bennett. whose
marriage was a recent interesting So
clay event at Anoka, Mimi, are now
on their honeymoon, but are expected
in Fargo in December and win be at
home to their friends in this city
after Jan. l. Mrs. Bennett was for
merly Miss Nell McFeters, popular in
Anoka society circles, and will be
heartily welcomed to Fargo.
On wednesday evening, Nov 20, the
Bachelors and Benedicts give their
initial dancing party. and the ar
ransements will be in keeping with
the season. Also on Wednesday even
inng will occur the initial ball Of the
high school Junior for this year,
which will be largely attended by the
younger set and the college young
people.
Mrs. C. v. Bayse mas announced
the engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Josephine, to Alfred Il. Bartlett OF
Los Angeles, Cal The marriage is
planned to take place Thanksgiving
day, at the home of the BRIDE elects
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. o. j.
deLendrecie. Mr.. Bartlett arrived in
the city Saturday and will take his
bride to their home In Los Angeles.
The ceremony viii be a simple home
affair and the guests will include only
the family.
The week started out with one of
the most elaborate affairs of the sea-
son, this afternoon when Mrs. r.. A.
Engebretson and mother, Mrs. ]. III.
Forsythe, were hostesses at a large
card party which took place in the
knights of Columbus hall. Thirty ta-
bles were conveniently arranged about
the handsome hall and pretty pro-
fusion Of pink carnations carried out
the general color scheme. Euchre was
the game chosen by the hostesses and
following the game a tempting two
course luncheon was served in the din
ing room, which was also pretty with
vases of carnations. The color scheme
was evident throughout the menu. A
bevy OF charming young ladies as
sisted Mrs. Engebretson and Mrs
Forsythe including Miss Kellogg,
Miss Katherine Hathaway, Miss Flor
ence Shotwell. Miss Imogene Nichols
and Miss Clair Luger.
Minneapolis journal: Miss Carmel
Egan. the daughter Of DIR. Maurice
Francis Egan, United States minister
to Denmark, will become the bride OF
Gabriel Ambrose O'Reilly of the in
sular government at Manila, Philip
pine islands, Saturday, Dec. 2. The
marriage will take place in the pro-
cathedral of st. Ansgar, Copenhagen
and will be of much interest to for
mer friends of Mr.. O'Reilly, who al
one time lived in Minneapolis, al.
though his home was in North Da-
kota. Mr.. O'ReiIly went to the Phil
ippines with the Minnesota troops. he
remained in Manila, where he became
superintendent of the public schools
on the island; last year he was put
in charge Of the government depart
ment promoting the native Filipino In
dustries. Miss Egan is the youngest
daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. Egan and
she is very popular In society at home
and abroad. She is a graduate OF
Holy Cross academy of Washington,
and she made her debut in the nation
al capital three years ago.