The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-13
at Fargo, where h young couple will

at Fargo, wher the young couple will
reside.
This evening will take place the Sec
ond Eastern Star ball at the handsome
ball room in the Masonic temple, A
delightful evening is expected.
Mrs. A. c.. Pabst, of upper Front
a party of friends at cards and the
evening passed in a delightful manner.
A pleasing lunch was served.
Mrs. H. f. Ufer and daughter, Miss
Frances, left last evening for their
home at Laurel, Mont, after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Ufer's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Peterson of Second avenue
u
Miss Grace Lorine Jones, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. aJones
of Lisbon, N. D., returned to her home
his morning after spending a few days
with Miss Catharine Hunt of Twelfth
street south.
Miss Ann Hendry of Third avenue
south is visiting Mrs. Frank Chapman
Manitoba for a few weeks, Mrs. Chap
man was. a bride of early fall and has a
host of friends in this city.
Former President Goodwin, of the
builders n traders of Fargo, will head
the.l list of twenty-five members. of the
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quet at Grand Forks at the state meet
ing on Tuesday evening next.
Bible class of district No. 50 will
meet this evening at 7:45 with Mrs, j.
A. Anderson of Seventh, avenue south.
Miss Adah Stern, daughter of MIR.
and. Mrs. Max Stern of Ninth street
north expects to leave Friday, Dec. 20
for Chicago, where she will spend the
Christmas holidays with friends.
The ladies of the Eastern Star met
last evening and held their annual
election of officers as follows: worthy
matron, Mrs. May j.. Hart; worthy
patron, L. M. Ellefson; associate mat
ron, Mrs. Matilda Hey; secretary, Mrs.
Minnie E. Hooper; treasurer, Mrs. Min
ME, l.. Sloan; conductress, Miss Jessie
Palmer; associate conductress, Mrs.
Georgia Buxton; trustee, Mrs. Maggie
initiation will AXE place at a meeting
on Thursday evening, Dec. 26.
MI. and Mrs. Alex stern of Ninth
street north are anticipating the home
coming of their son Edward, for the
Christmas holidays. He will arrive
Dec. 20 and remain over the New Year.
Mr.. stern is a student at Phillips
Exeter academy. Exeter, N. H., and
among the enjoyable events of his
school life will be a trip abroad next
summer with his class to England. This
will be a, return trip to n of the
famous academies of the old world
and is an event eagerly anticipated by
the young men.
One of the most brilliant events of
the pre-holiday season and one which
will be anticipated each year with
much pleasure was the first annual
charity ball given in the knights of
Columbus hall last evening. The hall
was most deliberately and beautifully
decorated with Japanese appointments.
Japanese lanterns sent forth a many
tinted light and parasols and Japanese
mating completed a very artistic eff
feet. The object of the charity ball
vas to improve building conditions at
the free kindergarten on Front street
and a substantial sum was realized.
Frappe was served during the evening
and charming formality prevailed. Phe
hostesses included the elite of Fargo's
best society set while the p~atronesses
were chosen from among the leading
ladies Of the city. The young ladies
who nave been active in promoting this
worthy charity movement are the
Misses Constance Watson, Ethel Sweet,
Jean Hanna, Ethel Lowman, Margaret
Mitchell, Elizabeth Magill, Katherine
Lowman, Lou Cell Quirk, Adah Stern,
Pearl Dinan, Jessie Walker and Mar
garet McLe1land and Mrs. George Will
son. PatroneSses were: Mrs. I. =.
Clapp of Eighth street south; Mrs. ;.
ID. Farrand of North Broadway; Mrs.
70. j, Weiser of Eighth street south;
Mrs. j. s. Watson of Eighth street
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