The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-21
Call the society editor on
either of The Forums four
wires and ask The Forum
central for No. S.
his usual capable and praiseworthy

his usual capable and praiseworthy
manner.
Mrs. Nashold and Miss Della Carl
son left this morning to spend week
in the twin cities.
Col. w. b. Douglass left this week
on a trip through Alaska. He will
probably be gone several weeks,
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( Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Quirk and
daughter Miss LouCeiI, of Fifth ave-
nue. south expect TO leave next week
for the south, where they will remain
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. B. Harold of Wheat
land are the guests of their many
friends in the city today.
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Rev. and Mrs w. S. Ulrich enter
tanned the council of st. Marks Eng
fish Evangelical Lutheran church and
their wives at the parsonage at z
O'Clock dinner last evening. Covers
were laid for nineteen, and the five
courses were perfectly served and
thoroughly enjoyed. The table was
very daintily set and frightened with
center piece Of smilax and pink car
nations. The place cards were fashion
ed with pink ribbons. After dinner
a social hour was spent with music
and chat.
Court Daisy, l. G. F. held a meet
ing last night in the A. o. u. w.
hall for the first time and the mem
bers were very much pleased at the
change in meeting places. There was
drill of the degree team and it
showed proficiency. G. l.. Riley, SUI
preme representative here. has not been
at the meetings for some time on ac-
count of illness, and his presence has
been greatly missed. Next Thursday
night in Stones hail. Court Daisy win
give masquerade to which the friends
of the court are most cordially in
vited. The committee on arrange
ments for this affair is composed OF
Charles Rose, John Pitts, Mrs. c. P.
Riley. and G. w. Cliff. The music
will be fine. several new dances in
troduced and there will be awards for
the best costume, the funniest, etc. A
delightful evening is guaranteed next
Thursday at Stones hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Larson OF Sew
enth street north celebrated the tenth
anniversary Of their wedding Monday
evening, Jan. 16, with a tin wedding. a
large number of neighbors and friends
joining in the festivities and over
wheImed them with tinware and con-
gratulations
The distinguished guests of Grand
Forks society today, says The Grand
Forks Times, are the editors of the
state Of North Dakota and their
charming wives and daughters. There
is no fraternity on earth whose men,
. bers are so loyal to one another as
the newspaper editors, and their bet
ter halves are an equally happy lot.
There is splendid company of edi-
tors wives in Grand Forks today and
though no lavish entertaining has been
planned for them by the Grand Forks
ladies, every effort is being made to
make their stay as pleasant as will
be that of the gentlemen. Many of
the ladies with their husbands are be-
| ing entertained at the homes of friends
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| Saturday evening this fact will oc-
casion numerous informal luncheons
and evening dinners. The large turn
out is splendid evidence of the inter-
est that a wife or daughter of a news
paper man takes in his work. This
afternoon all the visiting ladies were
received at the home of Mrs. Harry
l.. Wilson in this city Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. w P. Davies acting as. hos
tesses with Mrs. N. B. Black and Mis-.
P. o. Thorson assisting. The company
first gathered at the parlors of the
commercial club, where they We're
greeted by Misses Frances owen and
Irene Finkle, society editors of The
Herald and The Times who were ap-
pointed as special committee for the
ladies, and they were then taken to
the Wilson home in automobiles. The
gathering was just informal enough to
be exceedingly delightful and it was
not long until the happy company were
mingled as one family of interested
sisters. Dainty refreshments were
served and at o'clock the guests were
their departure, feeling that they had
met and made friends of the city's
most cordial hostesses. In the COM
pany were Mrs. j. b. Burgster of
Jamestown, wife of the president of
the association; Mrs. +. A. Wilson OF
Bathgate, Mrs. William e. Holbein of
Lansford, Mrs. Frank C. Nye of Ink
ster Mrs G, Crimson of Munich, Mrs.
Charles Lee of Walhalla, Mrs. j. ID.
Cameron of Wahpeton, Mrs. f. NJ.
Crary of Edmore, Mrs. Homer Ressler
of Starkweather, Mrs. e. Ii. Hill of
Driscoll, Mrs. A. s. Westerhagen of
Fargo, Mrs. Alex Wright of cakes,
Mrs. Dougherty of Adams, Mrs. w, A.
Shear of Sentinel Butte and Miss Ade-
laide Montieth of Finley, daughter of