The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-21
Social Notes
Glenn Cook OF the IA, G. spent the
week end with his parents at Gardner,

Glenn Cook OF the A. {. spent the
week end with his parents at Gardner,
n. d.
Mrs. 81. u. McCracken and little
daughter, Elizabeth, are the guests for.
q week of Mrs. McCracken's parents,
Nr. and Mrs, X. Germley OF Second ave-
nu south.
Miss Lillian Topping. superintendent
OF the local Crittenton home, returned,
she has been the guest Of Mrs. Y.
Woods during the convention of the
state federation of women's clubs.
Miss Evelyn Hector accompanied b.
her father, Hon. Martin Hector, left
this morning for Minneapolis. Mr..
Hector will spend a few days there n
Miss Meteor will go east to New York
and Boston for a few weeks visit.
Miss Grid of New York, who has
been the guest for the past week Of
Mrs. j. J.. raves at her home on Sew
enth lei south, left last evening for
short time before returning to her
home in the east.
The many friends in the city of w.
r. Dible will be interested TO learn
that he has come to Fargo for treat
nent at the Fargo sanitaFium. He was
accompanied here by his daughter, Mrs.
Will Rea and DR.. Phuerer of Billings,
Mont, who returned to their home on
No, / asst evening by special permit.
Mrs. Rea spent yesterday at the Rea
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Baldwin returned
last evening from the vicinity of I'M
derwood, N. d., where they went on a
three days auto trip, which they re-
port as most thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs.
Baldwin was a delegate to the recent
federated clubs convention and speaks
very highly of her visit in Grand Forks,
and regrets that it was necessary for
her to leave before the closing sessions.
Saturday afternoon Judge Roberts
united in marriage Miss Florence g..
Hall, daughter of N. w. Hall of this
city and Guy G. Frank of Hastings,
Mimi. Mrs. A. +. Hodge of Tenth ave-
nue. south served q wedding dinner for
the bridal couple following the cere-
mony. Mrs. Frank has made Fargo
her home since childhood and she has a
large circle of congratulating friends.
Mrs. I'll. +. Boyle gave a little I'm
promptu party on Saturday afternoon
to ten little guests, the occasion being
her little son, Thomas Wayne's fourth
birthday anniversary. The children
spent a happy afternoon in playing
kindergarten games and in singing
songs and Mrs. Boyle served a birth
day supper of good things before they
left for their homes. Halloween de-
corations We're very pleasing.
Little Miss Dorothy ann Campbell
na iid lililS IlOSlSSS OH SATURDAY
afternoon to nine of her little girl
friends at a Halloween party at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
Campbell of Second avenue south.. The
decorations and entertainment were in
Keeping with the Halloween season.
Jack olanterns lighting the rooms
During the afternoon the little guests
dived for apples and played games
suitable to the occasion and on the
table were small jack o'lanterns at
each plate and in the center was a
witch's kettle from which pleasing fav-
ors were drawn. yellow and black was
the color scheme carried out. The
guest list included the Misses Jaunita
Mary Blake, Helen Van Sycle, Isabel
Spear, Caroline Eagerly, Jaumita Me-
Lean, Mona Anderson, Ida Moe, Gladys
Smith and Selma Bartlett.
Mrs. Carrie e. Sturtzei and son
Howard, of this city, who have been
spending a month at the summer home
of Hon. a. p. Chandler, at lake
Bemidji, Mimi, have returned home.
Mrs. Sturtzel has been engaged by
Messrs Keller g. Boyd as h~ousekeeper
for the new Annex hotel, hich they
Will open about the first of t~he-year.
Bible class of district No. 8 will meet
with Mrs. A.. Roe, 1915 Eleventh street
north at 3 o'clock IN Tuesday after
NOON.