The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-28
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looked after ali the appointments of
| this evenings function and her assist
ants have been Mrs. w. III. Whitcomb,
Mrs. r.. S. Corrigan and Mrs. p. e.
Server.
Friends of j. w. Smith will be glad
to learn that he is convalescent after
severe attack of the grip. He ex-
poets to be out Monday for the first
time after his illness.
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| The Book and Thimble club win meet
Wednesday afternoon of next week
/ with Mrs. A. N. Hathaway of Sixth
avenue south.
Feb. the juniors of the high school
will give their second dance Of the sea-
son in Prizes hall. A large number of
the younger society set will attend and
delightful time will be enjoyed.
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II. ]. Hagen. president Of the Scan
dinvian American bank, returned this
morning from a business trip through
Richland county.
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The Island Park auxiliary of the AS
party the afternoon of Feb. at Prizes
hail. The game will commence at2:30
o'clock. The affair promises to be a
great success as all of the prominent
ladies of Island park are interested in
the movement to assist Miss Robinson,
and large number of the ladies from
all parts of the city are planning to
attend.
Mrs. j. L. Graves will leave Tuesday
for Stantield, Ore. where she will
spend some time. During her absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Poole will keep
house for DR.. Graves and the children.
Mrs. Graves will spend a week en- route
at Mandan, where she will be the guest
Of Mrs. Toney.
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The Little Mothers club was enter
tanned by Miss Florence Hadeland at
her home on Roberts street Friday
afternoon. A very pleasant time was
spent and at the close of the afternoon
dainty refreshments were served.
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Cards have been issued by Pres. and
Mrs. f. A. Weld of Moorhead ANNOUNCE
ing the engagement of their daughter, |
Moselle Edna, to DIR. Olaf Hagen of |
Moorhead.
The Northside 500 club met We'd |
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. |
G. Brown of Sixth avenue north. Mrs. |
Fred Hanft won first prize and Mrs !
VIM. Mills second. Delicious refresh |
ments were served at O'clock from the |
card tables. The club will meet next |
week with Mrs. Hanft of Second street |
north.
Next Friday evening, Feb. 8, a great |
many of FargOs society people will at |
tend the last party of the series which |
are being given by the FL Zagal patrol. |
The event will take place in Masonic
temple. The floor of the ball room of |
the temple is perfect one, good music
will be played and everything has been
to make the evening sue
cess. All Masons and their friends
are cordially invited.
On Saturday last Miss Buelah Car
ter entertained eighteen of her young
friends from o'clock until 500 at her
home on Eighth avenue north. The
parlor and music room were decorated
in orange and blue and the dining room
in cardinal and white, while carnations
of the same colors adorned the table.
After the young guests had gotten ac-
quainted there was no pause in the
fun that followed, the larger part of
the guests remaining until o'clock.
Some of the guests brought sleds and
enjoyed coasting
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Mrs. c. p. Thurston left this morn II
ing for her home at Mandan. She has 4
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Il
Ben Glaze, for a few days. Mrs. L
Thurston has been i'll during her visit /
in Fargo and her friends are glad to /
learn that she is better. Judge Thurs
ton returned to Mandan Thursday.
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Great discount sale of chinaware. |
brasses, framed pictures, etc, i'm our /
busy basement, see ad. deLendrecie's. /