The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

north and enjoyed jolly hour or two
followed by refreshments.
On Wednesday evening Miss Emma
White and Charles w. Nelson, both OF
Verona were united in marriage IN
this city. The bride Is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Chas. White of that
city and the bridegroom is a pros
porous young business men at Verona.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson win make their
home I'm Verona after short wedding
trip to Chicago and other eastern
points.
Mrs. N. ID. wasem Of Eighth street
north entertained the North Side
Bridge club yesterday afternoon at her
pretty home in honor Of Mrs. Roger
Brown OF Detroit, who ii the guest Of
friends in the city. Bridge was play
ed from three tables and after the
cards were laid aside luncheon was
serve with dainty appointments. The
prize for high score was awarded Mrs.
Fl. e. A. Bowles.
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Mrg. M. X. Hubbard and daughter,
Miss Mabel, of Ninth street south ac-
| companied their guest, Mrs. Tisdale,
| on her way home to Cleveland, O., as
| far as SIT. Paul They left last evening
and after q day or two in st. Paul
Mrs. Tisdale viii go on home and
| Mrs. Hubbard and Miss Hubbard viii
| visit In St Paul for couple OF weeks
before returning home number OF
very delightful events have been given
| this week in complement to Mrs. It's
| dale. Mrs Hubbard entertained on
Monday afternoon for her guest at an
| informal thimble bee and Miss Pearl
Oman gave pretty function on Thurs
/ day i'm her honor.
Miss Clara Pollock returned We'd
/ nesday from Mayville, where she was
| the guest of friends for short time,
going directly to Mayville Tuesday
4 morning from Casselton, where she
was the guest Of Mrs. Wallace Gros-
venor on Monday evening.
Miss Lila Lorshbough returned last
week from Larimore and Page, where
she spent two weeks with friends.
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Court Daisy No. 1892, I. Q. f., en-
loved one Of the most pleasant even
Ings of the early season last evening
In the Al. o. U. w. hall when a large
number of the members and their
friends met for q social evening and
installation of ofivers. Dancing fol-
lowed by luncheon were features OF
the evening and excellent music was
furnished by members of the lodge
Officers were Installed as follows:
Chief ranger, Charles Rose; recording
secretary, Anton opsal, and senior
beetle, John Pitts.
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A large party of the high school
students accompanied their football
team to Casselton this morning to as
sist them In bring home a victory
from the high school warriors OF thai
city. Several Of the faculty members
and others also went to witness tns
game and anticipated a delightful day
They win return on a late train to-
night.
The choir of the First M. =. churcf
was entertained in a most pleasing
I manner last evening at the home y
their director, A. II. Dodsley. Aftel
j a short rehearsal a social evening VIII
q light refreshments was enjoyed.
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Mrs. w. J. Hammond was a charm
4 ing hostess at bridge yesterday after
noon at her home on Seventh ayenu'
south in compliment to her guest, Mrs
liz. Paul Of Minneapolis An in
81 teresting game from FIVE tables wa
81 followed by q perfectly served buffe
N | luncheon. The rooms were effectiyel.
n arranged with pretty profusion
y fall flowers and foliage. Mrs. Pau
win spend another week or so in tn
B city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shelton hav
4 given up their home on First avenn
u north and are now at the Waldorf
& They leave in the morning for thei
new home In the west, having shippe'
" 4 car OF household effects this week
N Mr.. and Mrs. SHELTON are among Far
Il COS most prominent residents MI
SHELTON being one Of the best known
travelling men in the state. He ma
N travelled to and from Fargo for tn
IN past twenty eight years and 1t Is wit
a regret that their many friends watcl
a their departure to make q permanen
home in the west.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Anderson lief
q His week for Spokane. Wash, to MAX
~ TT r home Mr.. Anderson was one Q
Fargo.s most popular jewelers. an
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