The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-25
Of Interest to the Women

donations viii be published in full to-
morrow.
Miss Julia Bloom of the Fargo pub
lie school faculty has gone to her home
at Crookston, Mimi, to spend the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Strom and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Shook of this city are
the Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Casper Olson Of Grand Forks.
The guests at the Gardner hotel will
dance this evening from o'clock to s
in the lobby of the hotel. There will
be special music and pleasant even
ing is anticipated.
Miss Katherine Crest has returned
to Fargo from her school duties at
Bemidji, Mimi, to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. end Mrs. John
Crest of Seventh street north.
One of the happiest celebrations in
the city was that enjoyed by the chill
dren of the free kindergarten school
on Front street. They received some
handsome presents from prominent
people In the city and many gathered
TO witness the delight and happiness
with which the children performed
their parts in the Christmas exercises.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. Robert
II Mccoy in whose excellent hands
are the preparations for the German
clubs December cotillion has chosen
her assisting ladies and they are Mrs.
Eugene Lovejoy and Mrs. j. b. Wine
man. The party will be the handsome
event of Thursday evening next week
and Hector Barnes Of Fargo has again
been secured TO lead the cotillion fg-
ures. Being the holiday season the
December party will undoubtedly be
one of the most beautiful of the clubs
series. The members and their la
dies will as usual dance In the dining
room Of the Daeotah.
The much talked Of marriage Of Mrs.
John B. Kirk OF Chicago and j. p.
Williamson of this state received the
following mention in The Chicago Rec
ord Herald: Chicago and Evanston
friends of Mrs. John B. Kirk have been
much interested in her approaching
marriage to ]. P. Williamson q stock
man and ranch owner of North Dakota,
which Is to take place at Englewood,
N. j., at noon on Christmas day. The
ceremony will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Kinks daughter, Mrs. Hugo Hem
ny Schneider, and will be attended by
Mrs. Kinks other children, Mrs. C. f.
Champlin of Evanston and DIR. James
M. Kirk of Princeton, Ill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson will stop in Chicago
and Evanston on their way south on
their wedding trip. Mrs. Kirk, who is
So years of age. was married to Mr..
Kirk in 1856. He died in New York in
1904.
One of the Christmas events in
Minneapolis society will be the concert
on Tuesday evening at the auditorium
by the Harvard Glee. Mandolin and
Banjo clubs. A large personnel Of the
clubs is printed and among the names
familiar IL that Of G. l.. Callander, son
OF DIR. and Mrs C. N. Callander OF
this city. Mr.. Callander is mentioned
as member Of the clubs. The follow
ing Is part OF the programme of
delightful affairs. taken from The
Minneapolis Journal, which will be en-
joyed BY the young Harvard men:
Minneapolis will experience the inva-
sion OF Harvard's most renowned mu-
steal talent on Tuesday when q special
train will bring the members Of the
Harvard Musical clubs. who will APP
pear In concert Tuesday evening in the
auditorium. iris said that the demand
for seats to accommodate box parties
il so extraordinary that 1t viii be nec-
essary to remove all OF the seats on
the sides Of the balcony to be turned
into boxes. immediately on their ar
rival the Harvard men win be escorted
to the Minneapolis club. where Rome
q. Brown. former president of the AS
cociated Harvard clubs and the father
Of e. G. Brown. manager Of the Har-
ward Musical clubs. VIII be host at q
luncheon for which covers win be-
placed for fifty. a smoker win be eli
joyed later In the afternoon when the
local graduates and visiting men will
be hosts. the event will be In the afh-
Ietic annex Of the Minneapolis club.
Invited to the dance 1T the Learning Z
ton hy Mr. and Mrs. George Chase
Christian are the Harvard GIee and
Musical clubs men and the debufantes
or Minneapolis and st. PAUL The clubs
| will appear III Kaus0s City Wednesday.
| There are also large number OF pri-
vate dinners and box parties to be