The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-30

remainder of the week as the guest of
Mrs. W. e. Hunt. Miss Leonard came
to attend the annual New Years party
which the Bachelors and Benedicts Will
give tomorrow evening at the Column
bus hall.
In honor of Miss Ella Hanson, a bride
of tomorrow, Mrs. Fred Rustad OF
Fourth street south, gave a shower
Moorhead will entertain this evening.
Miss Hanson's marriage to Harry Noltn
Of this city will be solemnized New
Years eve.
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Curtis
of Winnipeg who are the. guests OF
Oman, Miss Pearl Oman will entertain
at cards this evening. MIR. Curtis Will
return to Winnipeg Thursday, evening
while Mrs. Curtis will remain In Fargo
another week or ten days.
The Ladies' Aid society Of St Marks
church will hold their annual meeting
tomorrow evening at the church par
Tors at 1880 o'clock to which every
member Is urged to be present. AFTER
the meeting the members OF the aid
will entertain all the church members
and congregation at a watch meeting
Refreshments will be served at mid
night.
Miss Agnes Loudon and her sister,
Mrs. H. J. Thornby of Barnesvtl4e, who
is her house guest, have issued INVITA-
l LlDnE 10 pdIIS AOA
of his week, in compliment to Miss
Lucy Weld Of Moorhead. Miss Yields
marriage to Curtis Pomeroy of Barnes
Vile will be solemnized Tuesday, Jan.
90, and previous to that time, many
prenuptial parties will be given in her
honor.
CroeiI Hunter who attends Yale will
return east Thursday evening after a
two weeks vacation with his parents,
MT. and Mrs. J. G. MISS
evening to resume her studies at Rose
Mary hall at Greenwich, Conn. Mrs;
Hunter will accompany her son ana
daughter as far as Chicago, where she
will spend a fortnight visiting with
friends and relatives.
The members and the congregation
OF the First Methodist church will en-
JOY a watch party at the church parlors
on New Years eve. A programme
which will be given, which Will include
Mr.. Cuptil, using $50 views. This Will
be followed by a short talk on the
church work for 1914 by the minister
after which a social hour. refreshments
and music will be enjoyed in the Sun :
day school rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Dickinson of Ayre
arrived in Fargo last evening from
Alice, N. D., where they spent Christ
mas with their daughter and family:
Mrs. pickenson will spend New Years
day with Fargo friends, after which
they will leave for Florida, where they
will spend the remainder OF the winter.
Enroute, they will visit friends In
Minneapolis and will stop several lays
with relatives in Tennessee.
The Mems Betterment association of
the First Presbyterian church will give
a watch party at the church pariors
tomorrow evening for the congregation
} An entertainment consisting OF the tol,
lowing numbers will be given followed
by refreshments. Selections by the
Sunday school orchestra, dialogue by
Harry Wheelock and A ". McNair,
readings by Mrs. Rubbell and Miss
Love. numbers Of the ladies' quartet, a
young ladies' quartet, a young ladies'
Bextet and q young mems double quar-
tet. Mrs. Otterburn and MRS. sweet
, land, and instrumental duet.
Friends in Fargo will be interested
men ito Of MISS Margaret Sargent. daugh-
/ ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Sargent OF
Reeves avenue, to Harold J: Mccoy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. McCo
OF Bonners Ferry. Idaho. Both young
; people are well known and popular.
Miss Sargent has resided in Grand
Forks all her life and is a social fay
orite in the younger set; M To mccoy Is
ing made his home there until two
years ago, when he located in Boomers
Ferry, where he is interested In the
| umOG business Will HlS IdkuST. liz
wedding will be a fashionable event OF
next summer
; The knights Of Columbus hall was
, the scene of another pretty party last
evening, when the Roycroft dancing
club gave their annual holiday party
The affair was a dinner dance. with
. dancing Until 2:30 o'clock. Covers were
, placed for 400 guests and the appoint
ments perfect throughout, were in the
~. ~ 1ar+Ar~inn
} was a basket of poinsettas tied with
red and green tulle and red shaded
candles and poinsetts were artistically
arranged on the tables. The ball room
ground pine and sumac and several
baskets Of poinsettas. Among the out
/ of-town guests present were, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Jones Of Lisbon.
Seth Richardson Is spending the week
in Minneapolis visiting friends. He Went
to attend the marriaEe nnpf1als 81 MISS Ms.
Milan which will be solemnized today
Miss Corrigan has visited Fargo on
several occasions as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. c.. Hunter, and has man
friends here who will be interested in
the following account, from the Sun
day Minneapolis Tribune: Miss Helen
Corrigan, daughter OF Mrs: Alice *:
Corrigan Of the Plaza will be married
Tuesday afternoon ct 4 o'clock to John
Russell Mcmillan. Rev. 4. z. Cullen
will read the service at the Pro~Cath
edral Of the Irn,naculate Conception
sister, Miss Alice corrigan. as maid OF
honor, and the Misses Katherine Me-
MILAN, bridesmaid, and B~ernadatte
will be his brothers best man, and the
ushers will be Messrs. Frank r. Bohen
Leland Convey, Edward Foley of st.
Paul, Howard Eaton and Arson B.
Jackson, 1r."