The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-25
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lis they returned to complete theil
visit In Toronto.
Mrs. $. F. Hauly Of Mcclusky spen
Yesterday in Fargo as the guest d
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. XXI. Lind and Miss
Jensen Of Hope were guests Of friends
In this city yesterday.
i Mr., and Mrs. Charles Lent o,
Sheldon arrived In Fargo Tuesday and
spent the day with friends here
| Misses Annie Gickes and Byrths
Helmer and r. Hughes of Davenpori
Were guests OF friends In the city
Tuesday.
/ John H. Johnson and Miss Margaret
.. Thorne of Buffalo were united In
marriage yesterday afternoon by Judge
Hanson.
Miss Ruth Ridley will be hostess
this evening at her home On Thir-
teenth street north In honor of Miss
Hazel Mccormick. bride-to-be OF
this month.
Mrs. F. w. Roberts Of Casselton
who has been the guest Of her sister
Mrs M. A. Baldwin Of Fifth avenue
south for few days, left this after
noon for her home at Casselton.
Mrs Ralph ID. Church of Kansas
City, Mo-, is spending the week with
her sister, Mrs. r. w. Parsons Of
Sixth avenue south Mrs. S. d. Pat
rick of Deer River, Mimi, is also a
guest this week at the Parsons home.
A party of six ladies from st. Mark
English Lutheran church will enter
tain the congregation OF their church
In the church parlors on Friday from
8 o'clock until g. A buffet luncheon
will be served and all the congrega-
ton of the church and their friends
are cordially invited. The proceeds
will go toward the building fund. The
hostesses are Mesdames Hanche. ST.
monson, Tweeden. Nichols, Belland
and Pabst.
Mrs. A. F. Bestic Is a charming host
ess OF this afternoon at her home on
Thirteenth street south in complement
to her sister-in-law, Mrs. Doleshy Of
Seattle, who has been her guest for
the past two months and expects 10
leave Thursday for her home. Informal
chat over sewing and guessing con-
tests were the entertainment Of the
afternoon, and dainty prizes were
awarded the successful contestants
Vases of handsome chrysanthemums
frightened the rooms and about twenty
guests responded to invitations.
Miss Poppler was the hostess, Mon
day afternoon, for the meeting of The
Emerson clue. the membership OF
which is comprised of graduates of the
Emerson school OF Oratory, Boston.
Mass. Miss Poppler gave Illustrations
Of Russian. Scotch and modern folk
dances. Miss Poppler or any other
members of the club will be most hap
py to correspond with graduates of
the Emerson school over the state.
or who ever there may he in northern
Minnesota.
The young people from the various
churches of the city and from the
X. W. c. A. and Y. M. C. A. met
last evening at the X. M C A building
for the last committee meeting which
will be held before the union Hal
lowe'en party on Oct. 81 at the Y. NC.
a. building. The various small com
mittees were given their assignments
last evening and will work indepen-
IDENTIFY from now on. An excellent and
exceedingly interesting programme Of
entertainment is being carried out and
1t is expected that several hundred
young people will be present. There
will be no invitations sent out every
one is invited to come and have a
good time.
The wedding of Miss Florence Lun-
din of Moorhead and Ernest Hill of |
this city will be an interesting event |
Of this evening and will take place at
the home Of the bride on Ninth street
south. Moorhead at 5 o'clock. The |
ceremony will be presided !
ever by Rev j. o. Cavallin of he
Moorhead Swedish Lutheran church |
End following the ceremony there will /
be wedding reception. The attend /
ants will be Miss Hannah F'reebers
1f Moorhead and Richard Still OF this
city. Mr.. Hill and his bride win
make their home at 709 Seventh
street south, Moorhead, and will be
1t home to their many friends after
Nov. Is. They have the best wishes of
j large number OF friends and rela-
ives.
The committee from the A. C. facul-
ty In charge Of the annual reception
Tor students and faculty at the A. g.
IRE making most elaborate prepare
ions for this event which will take /
place in the armory on Friday evening.
Arrangements are being made to en-
certain between 500 and 600 people.
The decorations will carry out the idea
II harvest home festival. using
corn, ETC., and one of the
'eatures of the evening will be music
~ Dr. Putnam's band. At one end
II the armory banked in the various
grains and vegetables of the season a.
huge table will be set with tempting
all fruits, vegetables, etc. The mem
'ers Of the faculty and their wives
will be in the receiving line and dur
ng the evening, there will be ample
Last evening the o. IT. and Wide
Awake clubs OF the Y. w. q. Al en-
the girls Of Aaker's business
ollege In the parlors OF the Y. at
Halloween party The halls and par
PRS were very beautiful In a color
cheme Of orange and black, carried
ut with witches, cats and other reg
lar Halloween ernbIems. Several :
ours were spent very pleasantly in /
lusic and games, the Misses Lancetta
tella and Ella Beckman adding to the
leasure Of the evening with vocal. Sc
sctions. Refreshments were served
or thirty. This evening the same