The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-14
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and was very enthusiastic gather
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Morris of EIev-
enth street south left yesterday for a
few days trip TO the twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Talbot Of Eighth
street north were called to Cherokee, Ia.
yesterday by the serious illness OF Mr..
Talbot's sister, Mrs. Derringer Fargo
friends will greatly regret her illness
as she has visited here on several oc-
casions and made a number of warm
friends.
Invitations have been issued to a
large number OF the young people for
the next ID. b. G. Athletic association
dance, which will take place Friday
evening. Dec. %, in the knights of
Columbus hall. Dancing will COM
mence at o'clock and one of the city
orchestras will play. Invitations must
be presented at the door.
One Of the most interesting Of
Christmas events will be the annual
Christmas bali of the G. A. r., which
viii take place this year on Monday
evening, Dec. rs. when all of the Grand
Army men and their wives will be
present. The committee who are plan
ming the ball this year promise one OF
the most enjoyable and brilliant events
ever given.
The Talk A-Lot club met yesterday
afternoon at the pretty home of Mrs.
G. o. Smith on Eighth street south.
Most of the ladies of the club were
present and happy time was spent in
chat over Christmas sewing. Several
musical selections played on the Vic
trola were heartily appreciated. Three
new members, Mrs. ]. E. Bergen. Mrs.
Sidney Adams, and Mrs. Frank Cheney
were taken into the club After the
needles were put away dainty lunch
con was served. The club will meet
Wednesday, Dec. %, with Mrs. J.. Nj.
Thomson Of Eighth street south.
Last evening the ladies OF the Royal
Neighbor degree team gave their first
party in the Sons Of Norway hall.
This is the to be given in the new hall,
which is handsome one and In every
way perfectly equipped for social
events of this sort There are twenty
ladies in the degree which was Just
recently organized and each was al
lowed to bring friend, thus making
the affair exclusive and those present
congental. Dancing was the form of
the evenings entertainment lasting
lasting from 9 until IL o'clock The
ladies presented very attractive APP
pearance each wearing the colors OF
the order. This is the first event of a
series, which will be given during the
winter, and are looked forward to with
much pleasure
distinguished guest IN the CITY this
week was Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman of
MinneWaukan, state president OF the
Rebekah lodge, who came here for the
purpose of conference with the
state assembly secretary. Mrs. s.. J.
Hill, on state matters. Mrs. Hartman
also came to visit and instruct the
local order of Rebelahs, Ivy lodge
No. 1. On Tuesday evening Of this
week a very profitable meeting was
held when the Moorhead lodge, Valley
Rebekah NO. 81 joined the local lodge
and most enjoyable evening was
spent. Last evening Mrs. Hartman
was invited to stay over to meet the
Minnesota state president, Miss G. Al.
Bolton, who has been visiting the
Moorhead lodge. The meeting was an
exceptionally interesting and profitable
one. Mrs. Hartman left this morning,
having spent the time while here at