The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25
OF Interest to the Women
! thur; and Mr. and Ms. walter Phellips

LnuFs ana Mr.. and MRS. waiter Fnelllps
of Arthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Gaffaney arrived
today from Bismarck, N. D., and wifi
be the guests during the Thanksgiving
week of Mrs. Gaffaney's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W.. J. Ridley of Thirteenth
street north.
Brainerd Tribune: Martin L. Brady
of Fargo and Miss Alice Bruhn Of
Brainerd were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G: Bruhn, 704 north Fourth street.
After the wedding a fine supper was
served. The newly-married couple left
on the midnight train for their home
in Fargo.
Mrs. j. P. Dotson, wife of the new
owner of The Forum, and two sons
Perry and Alan, arrived yesterday from
Crookston, Mimi, and will be guests
during Thanksgiving week of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Bracelin of the Wellington
apartments. Mr.. and Mrs. Dotson Will
make their home in this city as soon
as a suitable location is found.
Among the most interesting social
events of the week will be the dancing
party to be given by the juniors of the
high school on Wednesday evening. In
number including the college and
younger social sets and a very pleasant
time is anticipated. This is the first OF
a series of three which will be given
LHFOuRn the winter ana Will take pldCc
at Prizes hall. Paul Kurtzman is in
charge.
Saturday evening Miss Alice Matson
entertained twenty-four young people
at her home on Front street. h
guests included a number OF young
people from the A. G. and in their
honor the rooms were very prettily
decorated in green and yellow. Music
and games were features of the even
ing and a delicious supper was served
at a late hour Table decorations were
in green and yellow, the place cards
being dainty souvenirs tied with green
and yellow ribbon.
Miss Jaunita Humes is a ~bride-elect
of this week and her marriage on
Thanksgiving day to Dick Still will be
an event of much interest. Miss Humes
has been honored with a number of
pre-nuptial entertainments, among the
number being that given last Thurs
day evening by Mrs. Ernest Hill at her
nome on Seventh avenue and Ninth
street south, Moorhead. The event was
a very cleverly arranged parcel show
er. This evening the Misses Stella
Fjelstad and Kate Sundfor will enter
tain at a shower at the home of Miss
Fjelstad on Third avenue north.
The Thanksgiving fruit shower and
sale at the Florence Crittenton home
cessful. A large number of friends of
the home called and the donations
were liberal although not so abundant
as last year. Open house was kept
charge of Miss F"elthammer took place
in the large diningroom of the new
building which was very beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Mrs. A. E..
Bestic very generously donated the
decorations and the booths for selling
the different things were very cleverly
arranged. Parasols, mating and lam
terms made the room appear like a
Japanese garden. Tea was served
from one booth by Mrs. Geo. H. Hollis
ter and in another booth candy was
sold, the proceeds from which amount
ed to about $40. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
Clark and Miss Hanson had charge of
the Christmas articles and $25 was the
amount realized from this counter. In
all the Christian Endeavor society took
in about $40 ana the Expense were
very light. This will help materially
in carrying on the work of the home
during the winter.
A charming bride OF this week will
be Miss Eunice jacobson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. jacobson of Eighth
avenue south, whose nuptials will be
an event of Saturday, Nov. 80 at her
home. Miss Jacobson has been honor
ed with several events, one of the
prettiest being the tea given on Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Edward Engerud at
her home or Fourteenth street south.
Fifteen young ladies responded to in
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noon was spent. The rooms of the
Engerud home were effectively decorat-
ed throughout with pink cupids arrang-
ed In clever festoonings and pink and
white chrysanthemums. over the tea
table pink cupids tied with white rib
bon formed a canopy beneath a back
ground of smilax and pink candles,
marked each place. AS the young lad
les. were seated at the tea table an
unique contest was introduced. ach
was requested to light her candle and
the one which burned out first desig-
mated Miss Florence Turner as the next
bride. At the bride-elect's plate a
beautiful bouquet of white roses was
placed tied with white tulle. Miss
Jacobson was presented with a pleas
ing assortment of cups and saucers.
Miss jacobson was again entertained
on Saturday afternoon by Miss Dorothy
Russell at her home on Fifth avenue
south at 3 o'clock tea. Miss Russell
chose for her party a color scheme of
yellow. Fifty young ladies of the
younger set were invited to honor Miss
and after a very Happy after
noon tea was served with pretty ap-
pointments.