The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-20
Social Notes
Miss Hazel Richardson of Jamestown
S visiting friends in Fargo for a few

Miss Hazel Richardson of Jamestown
is visiting friends in Fargo for q Few
days.
the guest this week of Mrs. L. r. Bux-
ton of Fifth street north. She viii
leave Saturday for her nome.
+. H. Talbot a enior at Fargo col
Iege, will leave in a short time for
Ontario. Can, where he will spend
Christmas with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Eddy of Grand
viii spend the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. Eddy's paIents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. e.
Eddy of Thirteenth street south.
Prof. N. c. Abbott of the state uni
versity was the guest on Wednesday
of Prof. G. Z. Miller of the A c.. Pro-
lessor Abbott was here IN at~tendance
at the Country Life conference this
week.
Johanthan Eaton and William Wilson
returned home today from Northwest
ern university. Harry Forth who is a
student at the Northwestern Medical
school also returned today for the
holidays.
Miss Violet Conant is expected to-
night from Starkweather, where she is
teaching in the public schools, and will
spend her two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Conant OF
second avenue south.
Mrs. G. Z. MetcaIf and little daugh-
ter, Marjorie, of Russell, N. D., are the
| holiday guests of Mrs. Metcalfs par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Trotter of
Ninth street south. Mr.. Metcalf is ex-
pected Tuesday to spend Christmas
day.
This afternoon the teachers of the
Agassfz school gave an informal recep-
ton and programme at the school. This
| lie tho first nmhlip event In the new
building and the afternoon was a de-
cidedly pleasant n
The Cinderella Dancing club is one
which has been recently organized and
the members have enjoyed several very
delightful dancing parties. One took
next event is scheduled for Tuesday,
lar II. 1892 &. E--
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Freeman of
| Devils AXE are expected Saturday
evening to spend Christmas with Mrs.
Freeman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
| r. Nichols of Seventh avenue south.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman will be guests at
several of the social functions which
will be given during Christmas week.
Miss Perley, teacher of German at
Fargo college, gave a series of de-
| lightful afternoons this week OF Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday after
moons after 4:30 for the students of
German at the college n the German
club. Mrs. Schwarz of Second avenue
south baked the "kuchen' for the at
fair and coffee was served.
Miss Anna Tabert and Miss Alma
Rhode of Valley City, N. D., left this
afternoon for their home after spend
ing yesterday and today with Mrs. Roy
Severance of North Broadway. Miss
Tabert and Miss Rhode have spent, the
past two weeks with friends in Min.
neapolis and South Dakota cities and
stopped in Fargo to do their Christmas
shopping.
Miss Mary Best is expected this even
ing from Cakes, N. D., where she is a
member of the public school faculty,
and will spend her Christmas vacation
with her mother, Mrs. w. H. Best OF
Third avenue south. Miss lmir Best,
who is an instructor in domestic
science at the University of Minnesota
will arrive in the morning to spend the
holidays at home.
Last evening DR.. C. C. Thayer enter
tanned the football squad of Fargo col
III lege and their lady friends at the Civic
Centre and Club house. Thirty young
people made up the company and {
jolly time was spent with games anC
music. In a popular voting contes'
George Stickney and Miss Mildred
Hildreth- were. chosen as the mos
popular young man and the mos
popular young oma The room wa
beautifully decorated with the colleg'
coiors, blue n gold and coy corners
arranged with college pillows have al
aspect of home to the affair. At tn,
close of the evening tempting refresh
ments were served,
The Y. w. C. A. will give a Christ,
mas party this evening at the associa
ton rooms and a jolly evening is be,
ing planned, All young ladies are in
vited and are asked to come dressed
as children and each is requested {,
bring a gift worth 5 cents, which will
be turned over to some institution TO
the children. A Christmas tree will b,
a feature of the evening and decora
tainment will be a children's pro
gramme of Rotations, songs AM
games and stick candy and gum will
make up the refreshments. SAINTS
Claus has consented to be present ant
the young ladies are anticipating 1
very delightful time.
A wedding of interest to scores o
friends throughout the state
at San Jose, Cal, on Monday Dec. 8
when Miss Papline Kneeshaw, daugh
ter of Judge and Mrs. w. j. KneeshaV
of Pembina was united in marriage Il
Herbert e. Treichler of Santa Rita, N
NJ. Both young people are graduate
Of the state university, the bride re
ceiving her b. A. degree with the elias
of 10. She was a membe of the Alpha
PHI sorority and was very popular il
social circles. The bridegroom was
member of the Sigma Chi fraternit!
and received his degrees of electrical
and mining engineering in '08 and 'O9
Mr.. and Mrs. Treichler will make thei
home in Santa Rita, where the bride