The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-30

people of the church and their friends
are cordially invited to be present.
NJ. r. Hastings has returned from
Alma, Wis, where with Mrs. Hastings
have been visiting for the past week.
Mrs. Hastings and Miss Lucille will
remain with Mrs. Hastings parents
until after New Years.
The event of tonight in social cir
cles will be the Christmas ball to be
given In the Knights of Columbus hall
by the Roycroft Dancing club. w,
B. Rowland is in charge in place of his
nephew, Harry Rowland, who is visit
ing in the east, and a pleasant even
ing is anticipated.
This evening a sleighride party will
be given for the members of the class
of 1912 of the A. c., who are in the city
during the holidays. The event was to
have taken place on Saturday night,
but was postponed until tonight and a
happy evening is anticipated if the
weather proves favorable.
Miss Mable Eggen was hostess FRI
day afternoon at her home in honor of
her sister, Miss Ethel Eggen. who is
at home from the University of Mime
sofa for the holidays. The rooms were
bright with Christmas decorations and
the guest list included the Witches
school. Games and music were the en-
tertainment of the afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Eddy returned to
this city last evening after spending
the time since Christmas with friends
in Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy
Eddy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Eddy of Thirteenth street south, and
will be here over New Years day be-
fore returning to their home in Grand
| Forks,
Miss Madeleine Kellar, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert K. Kellar, gave
a pleasant ~sleighride party last even
ing to twenty of her young friends,
who drove about the two cities for an
hour or two, being chaperoned by Mrs.
William e. Boyd and her brother, Cor
don Downs of st. Paul, who is visiting
here. After the ride the party assem-
HE'D at the Waldorf and had a very
pleasing lunch.
On Saturday evening at s o'clock
were united in marriage by Elder Ell
mer Weddle at his residence, 134S
Front street. The ceremon was wit
messed by only ear relatives and a
few friends. Mrs. Lamphier has at
tended the A. C. and also one of the
local Conservatives of music and has
a large circle of friends in the city,
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. VIM,
Shackow. They will reside at 1907
First avenue north and will be at home
after the first of the year.
Vesper services at the Y. W. C. A.
were in the form of a song service
Miss Ella Beckman of Moorhead sans
several beautiful selections Inc the
young ladies of the Y. sang a number
of favorite selections. Mrs. Vidger and
daughter, Miss Eunice, were hostesses
and tea vas served following the for
NAL part of the meeting. A New Years
dinner will be served at the Y. w. G
A. on Wednesday from IL o'clock until
/. This will be the only meal served
on that day and the menu will include
turkey and all of the necessary dishes
to go with 1T.
One of the largest social events OF
this week and the one to which the
young society and college sets nave
looked forward eagerly since the plans
for the holiday season nave been made
is the Annus party which will be given
on Wednesday evening. The. young
men in charge this year have planned
a circus cotillion which is something
novel and will make the party this
year somewhat different from preced-
ing parties. There are a number OF
out-of-town young people here for the
affair and a most happy evening is be-
ing planned. One regrettable fact lis
that a number OF the members of the
Annus club will not be able to be here
for the party this year.
The following item from Stanfeld
ore,, will be of interest to friends OF
i tiAS ~ IA y AASAAJ Va II ca "
Miss Edith M. Bell of this city was
married to William r. Ward of Port
land, Ore, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Bell, at
o'clock Saturday evening, Dec. Ia. The
ceremony was performed by Rev
James e. Faucet, pastor of Hope
Presbyterian church, in the presence
of only immediate relatives as wit
nesses. The bridegroom, Mr.. Ward, Is
well known to most people in this
community, having been formerly en-
ployed by the Columbia Land Co., az
civil engineer. He is a gentleman In
all respects and his kindly, quiet dis
position wins him friends wherever he
goes. He Is a graduate of st. Johns
college at Annapolis and is ar ex-
perienced and skilled engineer. Al
present he holds a responsible position
with the Oregon-Washington Railroad
A. Navigation Co. in the department OF
line maintenance. The bride is well
known as n of Stanfield's fairest
brightest and most loyable young wo-
men. For more than two years sht