The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-09
Ut Interest to the Women

Iriver, Mr.. Levin, and Nathan Lipsic
OF Sioux Falls.
James Skea of Cranbrook. British
Columbia, is visiting his sister, MRS. w.
;, Martin. Of Ninth street south.
Friends will greatly regret the SER
Q illness of Miss Rikka Nelson of
Moorhead, who while visiting during
the holidays in Detroit, Mimi. was
taken suddenly very i'll. Her mother,
Mrs. Fred Nelson, left this afternoon
to be at her bedside. Her condition is
reported as being very critical.
Oscar F. Gray of Casselton and Miss
Marie H. Strehmel Of Embden were
united in marriage in this city last
wednesday. They left for Hudson,
Wis, where they will visit relatives of
the bridegroom. Mr.. Gray is one of
Casselton's well known and respected
residents, and the bride is a daughter
Of q substantial farmer at Embden.
One of the most popular events Of
the week viii be the dancing party
given on next Friday evening, Jan.
II, by the Ell zagal patrol. Many
OF the young people are looking for
ward to the event with much pleasure
and this will be one of the most de-
ilghtful of the after-holiday functions.
Word has been received from DR.. and
Mrs. Geo. A. Newsalt telling Of their
trip to Cuba. They speak of the wealth
er as ideal and talk of picking fruit and
doing many other things which to
North Dakotans seem almost unreal at
this time. DR.. and Mrs. Newsalt ex-
pect to return to Fargo sometime this
month.
The Roycroft Dancing club gave one
OF their delightful parties last even
ing in the Knights Of Columbus hall.
The Christmas decorations were used
and the host of the evening was w. p.
Porterfield. Plain dancing was the
programme OF the evening and at IL
o'clock a delicious supper was served.
About seyenty-fv guests were pres
ent.
Miss Grace Grubbs of Tenth street
north expects to leave Wednesday aft
ernoon for the west. She will visit
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Grubbs at Wallace, Ida. and
will also spent some time in Spokane.
Wash. The trip planned is an exceed
ingly delightful one and Miss Grubbs
Is anticipating the trip with much
pleasure. She expects to be gone about
q month.
Judge and Mrs. G. r. Amtdon have
sent out invitations to a large number
of their friends for a musical and re-
ception to be given in Stones auditor
ium, Tuesday evening, Jan. 16. Miss
Marie Sloss, head of the piano depart
ment of the Valley City Normal will be
a feature of the evenings entertain
ment and Mrs. Blanche Boyden
Hutchinson of the Fargo college con-
servatory will give some of her ex-
cellent readings. Both are accom-
plished artists and the programme will
be a rare ono.
William Harper, assistant agent of
the Great Northern Express Co.. gave
his many friends a happy surprise on
Friday when he went to ST. Paul to
meet his bride, who came to that city
from W~orchester, Mass. The marriage
ceremony took place Friday in st. Paul
and the happy bridegroom has return
ed home with his bride, and will make
q home for her here in the early
spring. For the present they have
taken rooms. Mr.. n Mrs. Harper
have the hearty congratulations Of a
host Of friends.
Casselton Reporter: ]. F. Callahan
entertained a company of gentlemen
friends at his office rooms on Saturday
evening last, the event being a decided
ly pleasant one. Among the guests
were Imperial Potentate Treat, Attor-
ney Stambaugh, M. A. Baldwin, DIR.
Burton of Fargo. and about twenty
v Casselton gentlemen. Social games
were played, followed by a delicious
dinner of young pig and things to go
with 1.-THE preparation being made
by Mrs. Bierbauer. The affair was a
delightful one.
Miss Lillian Johnson was a clever
hostess yesterday afternoon when she
entertained'about twelve of her friends
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Geo.
Stevens, on Fourth street south. A
jolly afternoon was spent in chat and
story telling over sewing, and after
the n~eedlework had been laid aside a
dainty luncheon was served. The din
ingroom was attractive with a color
scheme of pink and green which pre-
vailed throughout the menu, the ices.
being tempting conceptions in pink
roses. The favors were pink and green
n the table vas attractively decorat-
ed in the same colors.
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