The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-22
Social Notes

G. II. Albertson Of Sioux Falls. S. D..
is the guest of his cousin, Mrs. j.. w.
Riley Of Fourth avenue south this
week.
The Book and Thimble club viii
meet with Mrs. Geo. al. Everhart, 1921
Fifth avenue south Wednesday aft
nj Of this week.
Mrs. Donald Guptill who has been
the guest of Judge and Mrs. A.. b.
Guptili of Fourth avenue south, for
the past few weeks left this morning
with her baby for her home at Salt
Lake City.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cfety of the First M. e, church will
meet with Mrs. w. D.. Gillespie, FOL
Thirteenth street south Tuesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. f. G. Gardner will as
sist Mrs. Gillespie.
Miss Agnes Kanuit has returned
from a months vacation spent with
her parents at Medberry, n. d. Miss
Kanuit is a musical student in the
city. and was accompanied by her
brother. John, who will attend one
of the local business colleges.
Grand Forks Herald: Miss Beatrice
Olson, instructor of English in the
Fargo high school is visiting at the
home of Miss Jessie Grassick on South
Fifth street. She is attending the re-
union of the Kappa Alpha Theta So
rority of which she is a member.
Walter Warner returned home Sat
urday from the south, where he has
spent the past month or two with his
parents in the south, visiting points
in Texas, Mexico and the gulf coast
country. He reports that the family
are wen and enjoying the south very
much.
The ladies Aid society OF the First
Baptist church will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. f. O.
Schlipf, 1113 Second venue south.
The Misses Robinson, White and Top
ping will speak on the various works
in which they are engaged, and q full
attendance is desired.
One of the largest events of the
after-holiday season will be the dane
ing party this evening which will be.
given by the Ell Zagal patrol and which
will be attended by many of the young
society people of the city. The hand
some ballroom of the Masonic temple
will be used, for the occasion and a
delightful evening is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heath and
three children, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Heath's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dynes Of
Thirteenth street north, expect to
leave tomorrow evening for their home
at Hanley, Saskatchewan, Can. They
will stop a short time in Winnipeg to
visit friends and will then go directly
home.
A card from Hon. T. H. Dickinson,
who with Mrs. Dickinson is spending
the winter at Miami, Fla, reports they
are having a fine time and fine wealth
err down there. He writes that once
only the thermometer got down to 45
above zero. but most of the time it was
rs andaS0 above. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
inson have been enoying some fine
boating and fishing and he adds that
Mrs. Dickinson caught a groupher one
day weighing fifteen pounds, the big
gest catch of, the party.
Fargo friends OF Miss Lelah Gage.
who for a number of years made her
home in this city with her aunt, Mrs.
A. l.. Wall, will be interested to learn
of her marriage Jan. IL in Minneapolis
to Dr.. Paul Kellogg OF Tolna, N. d.
Rev. Herbert G. Leonard, formerly of
this city, performed the ceremony and
the happy couple left for eastern
points on a honeymoon trip. DIR. and
Mrs. Kellogg will be the guests of MI.
and Mrs. A. l.. Wall en- route to their
home at Tolna, expecting to pass
though here the latter part of the
week. They will be at home in Tolna
after March /.
The Philo Literary society of the A.
G. held its regular meeting Friday,
which was well attended by the mem
beers of the society as well as by their
friends. The following programme
furnished enjoyment for all those pres
ent: Vocal solo by Miss Inga Jar
son: accompanist, Hazel Halland.
Growing Flax on Cid Land, Grover c..
Edwards. Humorous selection, Reuben
Larson. Debate-Reseolved, That the
Ownership of the Forests and Mineral
Land Now Belonging to the United
States in the several States Should Be
Retained by the Federal Government.
Affirmative-Melvin Ostby, Clarence
Walters. Negative-verne Oblinger,
Mr.. Dickerson.
With the coming of the grand opera
season in h twin cities, the exodus
OF many of Fargo,s leading musicians
to st. Pau will take place. 1t is the
habit each season for many to so and
a number have already signifed their
intentions Of listening to n or more
of the best presentations. The st.
Paul Pioneer Press has the following
note: 1.-THE gala event Of the year all
ways is the opera and society is n
ticipating the season, Jan. 20 to 81,
not only ais an artistic treat but for
the added impetus 1t will lend to the
already waning social season. The oc-
casion will bring to ST. Paul a large
number of well known people from all
parts of the northwest, and Mime
apolis will be nearly as well repre-
scented az st. Paul. Ali the boxes will
De occupied and the audience on Mon
Gay evening, for the performance of
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