The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-30

wright. covers were laid for eight
and appointments were carried out in
Christmas colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heath Of Han
ley, Saskatchewan are the guests for a
few weeks Of Mr. and Mrs. John Dynes
OF Seventh street north.
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Miss Edith Fleweil returned to her
duties at the Fargo conservatory this
morning after a weeks vacation spent
at her home, near Grandin.
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The Pastors Aid society Of the First
M. Il. church will meet Tuesday att
erpoon, jan 2, with Mrs. L. s. Sears
1903 Second avenue south. Mrs. Sears
win be assisted BY Mrs. Wagner
Friends Of Miss rgna Peterson. a
graduate nurse OF st. Lukes hospital
will greatly regret to learn that she
sustained a severe injury this morn
ing, when in descending the stairs at
her home on Eighth street south she
fell and broke her arm. The break
was promptly set and she liz getting
along nicely.
Lynn Sarles Of Hilisboro is expect
ed this evening to be the guest OF Il.
III. Cole and will attend the Bachelors
and Benedicts party tonight
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Miss Margaret Meredith WIN give q
series Of parties on next Tuesday in
honor Of her guest, Miss Dorothy
Grosvenor of Casselton. At 3 O'clock
Tuesday afternoon luncheon win be
served for a number of young girls
and in the evening both girls and boys
viii be entertained at cards. A num-
Der Of the young people have received
invitations and are anticipating a de-
lightful time.
Over $50 guests were present last
evening at the Christmas ball Of the
Cotorie Dancing club. Charles H
Rogers was host Of the evening ana
was ably assisted by Miss Margaret
Mitchell and Dana Stone. The hall
was decorated with the same beauti-
full effect as for the former parties
except that profusion OF large zion
settias added greatly TO the attractive
scheme. Mrs, Rindlaub and Mrs.
Hunt presided. at the favor tables
gracefully assisted BY Miss I4ernaoiy,e
Mitchell and Miss Mae Howe. Plain
dancing was the programme from
$3.50 until II, when q splendid supper
was served. AT IL the cotiilion was
announced, Hector Barnes leading, the
figures ending at 1880. One feature
was the clever manner in which Mr..
Barnes called two popular young
couples out upon the floor ana re-
quested the. ladies to perform the feat
OF Lighting the gentlernan's cigar
cite. Although the engagement az
these young people has not been an
nounced publicly, they have been the
subject OF great deal Of attentioss
during the holiday functions and the
fact Is generally known among their
friends. There were q number az AMI.
cf-town guests present, among the
number being Miss Vivian Dfnfie AZ
Grand Forks and Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Of Lisbon.
Clarence Elkins OF MayvilIe is ex-
pected to be guest at the Bachelors
and Benedicts' ball this evenfnw.
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Tomorrow afternoon the parIors AT
the x. w. @. A. win be open I'd receive
any young women who may wish ia
spend all or part OF the time there.
Members may bring their gentlemen
friends as we'll as girl friends. From
o'clock until there will be 4 New
Years meeting for girls and women.
Mrs. Hazeltcn Of Fargo college win
speak on the subject OF Nineteen Hun
dred Twelve; a More Stately Man
sion. Miss Blakeslee OF the First Al.
E. church choir win sing. A cordiai
invitation is extended to the Girls az
Fargo and Moorhead to spend New
Years afternoon and evening al the y.
". 8. A.. when they may enjoy games.
books and music.
Miss Anna Lally was hostess on
Thursday afternoon Of this week from
O'clock until at the pleasant Christ
mas party at the home of her aunt
Mrs. p. Miller OF the Arlington Apart.
nents. There were Christmas fAs-
toonings go tree and happy in
formal afternoon was spent. luncheon
being served with pretty arrangements
at the close.
An interesting event OF Monday eve
ming, Jan. /, will be the MARRIAGE Of
Miss Agnes e. Madsen. beautiful
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mad
sen OF second avenue north 60 d. II.
Rustad. the popular city attorney of
Moorhead The ceremony will take
place az o'clock at the dennery Of the
Gethsetnane cathedral In this city.
Dean q. Dewitt Downing of7iciatinR.
Attending the young couple win Be
Miss Anna Madsen, sister of the BRIDE
to-be and J. Lamb Of Moori1ead. Mr..
Rustad has an elegantly furnished
bungalow In Moorhead on Second ave.
nue. south ready 10 receive his bride.
Many friends Of the young people 10
the two cities wiss hasten to offer
concentrations.
CobperStown Ccuriar Mrs. w. d.
MARSH departed lest saturday for
Far8e Nhere she visited over Christ
mas. FROM theirs she goes to iBwa ii
visit friendS. after which she win 10.
To Mitchell, 81 n. where tIs expects To
make her pArsnknent hemA. During
the twentyvc one years she has Lived in
cooperstown, Mrs. Marsh has made
many warm friends who regret that
have come about which
compel her to leave our little city.
The best wishes Of these friends fol
low hsr