The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-27
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at the Perley home for the holiday.
DIR. Hess will arrive tomorrow morning.
Miss Elizabeth Cushing leaves this
evening for Crookston, Mimi, to visit
with friends on Thanksgiving day. She
will remain away over Sunday.
Miss Esther Johnson of Sixth street
south, has gone to Minneapolis to
spend the THANKSGIVING holiday with
her sister, Miss Cora Johnson, who is a
student at the university.
Miss Ruth Miller of Fifth avenue
south will leave this evening for st.
Paul where she will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her uncles, Drs. Brown and
Aldrioh of the twin cities.
Mrs. F. H. Wilder will be the speaker
day afternoon and viii have Temper-
ance for her subject. Music will be
furnished by the girls octette.
The Bachelors n Benedict's club
will give it's first assembly dance of the
season this evening at Columbus hall
on North Broadway, ARRANGEMENTS are
being made for a most delightful func-
ton.
The annual Thanksgiving dinner of
the X. w. c. "A. given for the girls who
are going to school or working in the
city and who cannot go home for the
day, will be served tomorrow after
noon at l o'clock.
Mrs. Raymond Yates entertained last
evening at her apartments at the
south in honor of her husband, cele-
brating his birthday. Cards and music
provided the diversion of the evening.
Thanksgiving evening the second
party of the Coterie club will be held
at Columbus hall. Preparations have
been made for a brilliant affair. In
charge of the event are Mrs. Arthur w,
Cupler, Mrs. j. "A. Jardine and Senator
elect Porterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Miller of North
Broadway will entertain their daugh-
! tiers. Misses Emma and Mary May over
who is at the Valley City normal, will
be unable to return home except only
for the week end.
The Hoodonit club of the Blemheim
apartments gave a I o'clock dinner last
night In honor of Mr.. Fitzgerald of
the First National bank who has re-
signed his position to accept a place in
the First National bank of Grand
Forks.
Clarence +. Reynolds, Robert c.. Pat
erson of Fargo and Ned Spaulding of
Aberdeen will leave the city this even
ing for Grand Forks where they will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. Rey-
nolds' sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Moore OF that place.
Mrs. r. Fl. Bush and daughter, Miss
Vera, will leave Fargo next Wednesday
for an extended trip through the west,
| going first to the grand canon of the
Colorado in Arizona and later to Los
Angeles. Before returning home next
May they will visit a number of east
ern points.
The Grand Forks Times has the fol-
lowing concerning the wedding Of DR..
Leora Davies of Chicago, sister Of
Hal S. Davies, formerly of The Forum
staff, now editor of The Devils Laks
journal: Miss NJ. Helen Davies of the
high school faculty leaves this even
ing for Chicago to be present at the
marriage of her sister. DIR. Leora Dav-
les of that city, who WEEDS Clarence
Tinken of Evanston, Ill.,, on Thanks
giving day. Miss Davies Will return
next Sunday.
Crookston Times: This afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. schefstad on south
Main street, Rev. e. w. Akers united
In marriage Miss Jennie Christopher
and Harry Reed. both OF Angus. The
bridal party consisted or Misses Ella
and Agnes Christophson and Messrs
Arthur and Kara Christophson. The
happy couple are leaving this evening
for M~artinsburg, w. Va, to visit Mr.,
Reeds parents. They win return ii
the spring to Alexander, N. ID. where
| they. will make their future home. The