The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-28
Social Notes

c. r.. Stone is visiting his mother at
st. Cloud, MINI, for a few days.
Mrs. A. o. Madison of Eighth street
south plans to leave tomorrow for a
months trip in the east,
Bible class for Dist. No. SO will meet
with Mrs. August Hanson, 1914 Tenth
street north on Tuesday afternoon at
Mrs. j. A. Anderson Of Island park
left yesterday for Devils Lake, n. ID,
where she will spend a week assisting
in a teachers institute.
J. A. Colehour returned this morning
from a pleasant vacation spent at Bat
tie Lake, Mimi, and has resurned his
duties again at the postefice.
a fourteen pound boy was born this
afternoon to Mrs. L. E. Bailey, who Is
a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
M. N. Saindon of Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.. German who were
married recently left Saturday night
for st. Paul, where they will spend a
few days and they will be at nome after
Dee. l on First avenue north.
Miss Mary Schianser. chief clerk at
the Masonic temple for the grand Sc
les of this state has returned from a
visit of two weeks to friends at Felton,
She reports a very pleasant time.
Friends will be very pleased to learn
that. DR.. S. ]. Hill has returned from
q health seeking trip to Corwin Springs
reports that he is feeling very much
refreshed and is able to resume his
work at the Masonic temple again.
The Girls club of the Congregational
church will give a Halloween party
tonight in the parlors of the churcn
and a special feature VIII be a series
of interesting moving pictures when
will be shown by the means OF a new
Edison achin This is something
very novel and is anticipated as a moss
interesting form of entertainment. y
Mrs. A. w. Cupler was hostess or
Saturday afternoon at her home or
Tenth street south to sixteen members
of the Maids and Matron's club. Mrs
Cupler served a very dainty Halloween
luncheon with a menu in Keeping WITT
the season and decorations of Hallowe''
en- symbols. Following luncheon the
afternoon was spent with stunts" IL
keeping with the season.
Mrs. e. 5. Goss of Bismarck arrived
yesterday to be with Mrs. Geo. Gray
of Kenmare who arrived in the city
Thursday to be at the bedside of Mr.
Gray, who is seriously i'll at the st
Johns hospital. Mr.. Gray is chairman
of. the republican state central commit
tee and his condition is very serious
Mrs. Gray has taken a room at the hos
pital so as to be with him all the time
1t was expected that Miss Elizabeth
Roman, who is to succeed Miss Amy
Bosom as city librarian, would CONF
today, but word has been received thai
on account of Hines in her family
Miss Roman will be unable to come un'
y til the middle of November. Miss Bos'
son planned to leave the last of th'
week for her home at Calumet, Mich.
and has not decided just as present al
to when she will leave Fargo.
Mrs. e. J. Harrington left on Satur
day for a short visit in the twin cities
after which she will go to Phoenix
Ariz,. where she viii join her huspana
who is engaged in the plumbing bust
ness there. She was accompanied b.
her son Edwin, who for the past three
years has been connected with tn
Rogers Art store. MI. Harrington Wen
west some time ago for his health. ant
seeing a nice business opening decided
to remain. The family have the hes
wishes of their many Fargo friends 10
their success in their new home.
Grand Forks Herald: Mr., and Mrs
Charles G. Branhanl, who have reside'
in Grand Forks for@the past severa
months, will make their home in Du
luth, where Mr.. Branham has acceptet
n position On the editorial stan of tn
Duluth News Tribune. Mrs. Branhar
left yesterday morning for Fargo Z
visit relatives for a few days and MI
Branham left for Duluth last evening
Mr.. Branham has been the city edito
of The Evening Times during his resi-
dence here and both he and Mrs. Bran
ham will be greatly missed by score
of friends, but the best wishes of al
will go with them to their new home.
There are to pc a large number o
Halloween parties this year and tn
evening of Thursday, Oct. 81 will be
happy one in Fargo student and socia
circles as well as for the little folk:
The following are the events schedule
for the celebration of Halloween thi
week: Perhaps the largest event vii
be that which Mrs. II. l.. Watkins ha
in charge for the present students an
the alumni of the Dakota Business col
lege for Thursday evening. Elaborat
preparations are being made and an in
teresting time anticipated. Among til
other affairs will be a party for a fey
of their young friends which Will b
given by Miss Iva McCracken and VIII
liam Johnson atfthe home of the for
mer on First avenue south; the Ep
worth league of the First M. u. churc
is planning a very pleasant evenin
when all of h young people of tn
church and congregation and thei
friends viii be welcomed oil Thursda
evening In the church parlors; tn
Century Dancing club will give a dane
ing party II hostesses will be Mr.
Hollister, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Barnett al
Mrs. Hancock; and there will probabl
be a number of affairs among the di1
ferent college sets as well as severe