The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-15
Social Notes

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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Corson Of Eighth
street south are spending two or three
weeks with friends in Winnipeg.
Invitations have been issued to
large number Of their friends by Mrs
John II. Forsyth and Mrs. Edwin A.
Engebretson for Monday afternoon.
Nov. n. when they will be at home
in the Knights Of Columbus hall. The
entertainment of the afternoon will be
cards.
Atty. HI. j. Bot left this afternoon
for New York, where he will meet
Mrs. Bot who is returning from a trip
TO Buenos Ayres via London. Mr..
Bot will visit Boston. Chicago and
other points on legal business and he
and Mrs Bot expect to return to Far
go about Nov. IS.
The members of the St Mary's
Rosary society will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs Anna Clemens at
her home at 919 Tenth street north.
This society devotes every second
Thursday afternoon to sewing for st.
Johns orphanage and any ladies who
wish to assist in this charity will
be welcome to the meetings.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church held a very interesting meet
ing yesterday at the Florence Critten-
ton home when they met in the morn
ing to spend the day in sewing for the
Christmas fair to be given for the
home i'm December. The LADIES' took
their MONDAY lunches and while sew
ing enjoyed a pleasant social time. At
a convenient hour the ladies were
taken through the new building and
one interesting fact in connection with
this Is that the first private patient
was taken in at the home this morn
ing. Al department has been fitted
up for private patients and 1t is ex-
pected will prove most successful.
One Of the most pleasant meet
ing of the Civic Improvement league
OF Moorhead was the one held yes
terday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
w. r. Tillotson at her pretty home on
Fifth street south in that city. The
feature of the meeting was the talk
by Mrs. w. F. Cushing on Civic Inn
provement, who handled her subject
in aGclevers way, suggesting many new
and practical plans for identifying
the city of Moorhead, which have been
most successful at other places, One
of the plans mentioned was boys
exchange, to be equipped in connection
with the woman's rest room, and one
of the plans for improving the city
was the necessity Of parking as sug-
gested by State Engineer Atkinson of
Bismarck. The programme of the aft
ernoon was concluded with selections
by Miss Lulu Wagner of Moorhead,
who sang In beautiful way one of
Carrie Jacobs Bonds songs, A Per-
feet Day, and responded to hearty APP
plause with A Four Leaved Clover by
Bronwell. Delicious refreshments
brought the meeting to a close.
One Of the interesting events Of late
this afternoon will be the marriage
of Miss Ida Washburn, daughter OF
@. l. Washburn Of Fifth street north
TO Adolph Huseth, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Huseth OF Tenth street north. The
wedding ceremony will take place
about s o'clock this afternoon at the
parsonage OF the First Norwegian
Lutheran church and Rev. "A. %. Ulve-
stad will register the marriage vows
The bridal gown will be of white mes
saline, handsomely trimmed and Miss
Washburn will carry brides roses
Miss Mabel Huseth In a pretty dress
of pure white will be bridesmaid and
the bridegroom will be attended by
George Washburn, brother Of the
bride, After the ceremony the nridal
party will repair to the home OF the
bride ON Fifth street north, where this
evening reception for about fifty
guests will be held and q wedding
dinner will be served at o'clock Il
the Immediate family. Mr. HusetE
win take his. bride to Morris, MINI.
where they will spend a week witt
: his relatives, before returning to Far.
so to make their home at sos F'iftf
street north. The brides going away
suit win be OF brown velvet with
travelling accessories In harmony. The
young people will receive congratula-