The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-18
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Social Notes


Fred and Ernest Wooden OF Argus
vile are spending few days in the
city this week.
Among the visitors from Hope who
are visiting Fargo are s, d. Scott,
Chas. More, w. H. Ferris and G.
Gunkle.
Mrs. J. Ii Graves and children ex-
pect to leave the latter part Of the
month TO spend the winter in eastern
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Brown were
Fargo visitors Tuesday en- route to
their home at Embden, after spend
ing a month in the east. While away
they visited Columbus, O.. and Chi
cago, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hall and Mrs.
Fred Talbot Of Grand Forks arrived
in the city Monday evening and are
the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs.
&c. r. Hall of Ninth street south.
There will be special meeting Of
the Pastors Aid society of the First
M. E. church, Thursday AFTERNOON at
34oclock with Mrs. e. A. Wilson of
1870 Fifth avenue south. A full at
tendance is urged.
( DR.. and Mrs. f. J. Campbell and lit
tile daughter Ruth, left this morning
for their trip west. They were &C
companied by Mrs e. J. Weiser and
children who will make the trip with
them. The party will be Joined at
Minneapolis by Miss Margaret Camp
bell, who will also enjoy the remainder
Of the winter in the west
The date for the rehearsal of the
dancing girls who take part in the
japanese play will be settled on FRI
day evening at the rehearsal of the
chorus and soloists at Fargo college,
The girls did not practice Monday
evening on account of the illness of
Miss Stanley and 1t is very important
that all of the participants be pres
emit Friday at the rehearsal to decide
upon a date convenient for all,
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Redmon and lit
tie daughter of Mott, N. d., were the
guests the early part of the week
of Mr. and Mrs. ~ l.. Redmon Of
First avenue south They returned to
y
Mrs. Redmon and little daughter en-
ioyed their visit here DR.. Redmon made
a trip to Brainerd. He has recently
been appointed physician of the North
ern Pacific and Milwaukee railroads
running into Mott.
Grand Forks Times: Friends of
Miss Vivian Dinnie. daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs James Dinnie who is a stu
dent at National Park seminary,
Washington, ID. c. will be interested
in knowing of the handsome honor
that was accorded her by her fellow
students at the seminary recently. The
Twelfth Night is celebrated most
lavishly at National Park and is one
of the most gorgeous social events Of
the college year. Each of the sorori-
ties nominate one of their members as
candidate for Queen of the Twelfth
Night, and Miss Dinnie. representing
Chi Psi u was the favored maiden
Doomed with robes that would dazzle
the eye, she was escorted by the brill
liant pageant of lords, ladies and
pages to the mounted throne and there
crowned queen of the night. She oc-
cupied the throne all evening and
graciously received the courtesies OF
the pageant as they carried out their
magnificent programme of dance and
song.
G, M. Hopp of this city who is
spending some time in England on
business writes of the mild and pleas
ant weather there. On Jan. he says
there has been no frost and the air is
balmy. The parks are as green as in
June and all bodies of water are
swarming with hundreds Of waterfowl;
gulls, ducks of all kinds, swans, peli
cans and thousands of birds on al
sides. The military band had just
played for an hour as he wrote and
the parks were lined with myriads oil
people. The guard drills to music, fife
and drum and the broad driyeways and
boulevards were crowded with al
kinds Of conveyances. Few private
equipments were seen as all rode In
taxicabs. which are for hire quite
cheaply. Mr.. Hopp speaks of attend.
Ing dinner and theatre party giver
10y Sir Thomas Frazer, one of the large
bankers of London. The party was
taken to the Eccentric club, their hos
insisting that they make use of 1t. The
club proved to be a most delightful
place. Fargo friends are glad to hear