The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-06
Social Notes

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| Miss Lancetta steele left this aft
ernoon on a short trip to Giyndon'
Mrs. G. A. Roberts left Saturday for
a few days visit in Leonard where she
is visiting her son.
Miss Jennie Logan of Superior, Wis,
spent Yesterday with Mrs. Frank Marsh
and her aunt, Mrs. Ross OF WOODS.
Mrs. J. w. Brown Of Wheatland ar
rived in the city Saturday and is spend
ing a few days here with FRIENDS.
Aid @ L. Tibert left this afternoon
for greenfield. Nova Scotia, where he
will visit relatives for four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clemens OF
\ Sioux City, Ia, are visiting Mr.. Clem-
ems neice, Mrs. Verne Carey of Tweifth
street north.
Mrs. Ross of Woods arrived Satur-
day night to visit a week or two win
her neice. Mrs. Frank Marsh Of SECOND
avenue north.
r Dixon arrived in the city today
| from Rosemount, Mimi, where ne at
tended the funeral services for his
father in-law.
Mrs. c. e. Jones of Lisbon arrived
saturday night and is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ;. Camppell
Of First avenue south.
Miss Maude Knight expects to lea
| March Is, for Buffalo. N. Y, where
she will make her home with her aunt
and continue her musical studies.
Miss Fern Merriman, who was the
delightful guests of Miss Jessie Ed
wards for a few days, returned TONER
home at Butte, Mont, Saturday after
| noon.
There will be a meeting of the Wo-
mans union of the First Congrega-
tional church with Mrs. Geo. Brown OF
1901 Sixth street south Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
Mrs. A. E. Nelson and daughter,
Jennie left this morning for their home
at Minneapolis, after two weeks spent
with Mrs. Nelson's sister, Mrs. N. o.
Grunden of Third avenue north.
Lillian, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert McCulloch, underwent
a serious operation at one of the hos
pitals today, and it is hoped that she
will enjoy much better health in the
future and soon be about again.
An event of much interest to num-
Der of Fargo friends will be the mar
riage of J. b. Wilson, a prominent
business man of the city, at the home
of his mother on First avenue south,
this evening, to Miss Wilson, a most
estimable young lady, who has made
Fargo her home for the past year or
two.
Friends of Mrs L. w. Schruth of
Fifth street north will be glad to learn
that she is improving after being con-
fined to her home for the past week.
The condition of Mrs George Sta
bles, who underwent serious opera
ton at St Johns hospital Saturday
night, is much improved and those in
attendance think she Is past the dan
ger line. r8
A surprise to their many friends was
cleverly carried out by Miss Mabel
Acton and W. A. Meyers Saturday
afternoon, when they were quietly
married by Judge Hanson at the
courthouse Miss Acton is an efficient
operator at the local telephone office.
They were accompanied by Miss Ella
Acton and Fred Meyers. They will
make their home in Fargo for the pres
emit.
A number of the young lady friends
of Miss Cresence Fehr gave very
pretty banquet Saturday evening az
the Gardner in her honor. The table
decorations were in tulips, maiden
hair ferns and carnations. A unique
idea was carried out in the place cards,
which were postals addressed to each
of the fourteen guests and afterward
collected and given to Miss Fehr, who
will be required to return the postals
with message when she goes away
| Several other very pretty events are
being planned for Miss Fehr, whose
popularity is expressed In the number
who are extending we'll wishes AMI
entertaining in her honor.
Grand Forks Herald: Prof. and ].
Nelson Kelly gave handsomely APP
| pointed dinner party last night at 6
o'clock as a compliment to the city's
distinguished guest Miss Barrows of
the Columbia university, New York
City The table was artistcally dec
GRATED with ferns and yellow jonquils.
and the repast was of the daintiest and
equal to Mrs. Kelly's fame as a hos
tess. The guests were Miss Barrows,
Dean and Mrs. Kennedy, DIR. and Mrs.
! Thomas, Dean Brannon, Miss White,
| domestic science teacher at the uni
versity; Miss Sutherland of the city
schools and Miss Whitley, principal OF
the Belmont. The dinner was perfectly
| prepared and served and Miss Bar
rows will take with her the pleasant
memory of an evening spent with con-
genial spirits at the elegant Kelly
home.
One Of the most brilliant social
functions of the season was the legis-
lative dancing party given at the ar
mory at Bismarck, Tuesday evening,
Feb. 2S. A committee consisting Of
Mrs. H. Steele of Mohall, Mrs. A. p
Hanson of Litchville, Mrs. o. j. Sorlie
Of Buxton and Mrs. #. j. Hyland Of
Devils Lake. assisted by others and
backed by the members OF the senate
and house, made all the arrangements.
The armory was beautifully decorated
with southern smilax and six-piece
orchestra furnished the music. Be
ginning at 1880 dainty refreshments
were served to about ESQ invited guests,
the Honlan cafe catering Among the
distinguished guests present were Sec
rotary of State p. d. Norton, Governor
and Mrs Burke, Congressman Hell
eesen Iud0e ana Mrs FISK STATE A.