The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-20

was presented with a gold watch fob
as a rembrance Of the day.
Mrs. w. E. Hun left last evening for
Minneapolis. where she will meet her
daughter, Miss Harriet Hunt who is
attending school at Madison. wis. Mrs.
Hunt and Miss Hunt are spending the
day with friends and will return to
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn Hath
away and Robert Dillon Merrill will
take place at $50 o'clock this evening
A. N. Hathaway, 1872 Sixth avenue
south, Rev. DR.. Beard of the First
congregational church will read the
service in the presence OF only rela-
tives and a few intimate friends. The
bride will be attended by Miss Imogene
Nichols as maid of honor and Harry
Hathaway, a brother Of the bride will
act as rs pes man: The wedding music
and Mrs. E. M. Wright will sing be-
FORE the ceremony. After the service
a Wedding supper will be served, after
which Mr.. Merrill and his bride viii
leave on a wedding trip. Or their re-
turn they will be at home at 332 Sixth
avenue south.
Among the out-of-town teachers who
arrived home for the holidays today
are Miss Marguerite McConville, SUI
pervisor of music at East Grand
Forks; Miss Lenora schwarz who
teaches at Hillsboro; Miss Rita Rowan,
instructor of music at the Wahpeton
schools; Miss Helen Hoover. domestic
science instructor at Bemidji. Mimi,
who will spend the holidays with her
parents, Superintendent and Mrs. Hoov-
err, and Miss Margaret Newton music
INSTRUCTOR at Bemidji who will spend
the vacation with her mother, Mrs, c.
}; Newton. Miss Mary Best, one of
folks and also Miss Vira Johnson of
Cakes who will visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Johnson. Miss Rather
me Pilot arrived in the city today from
Lisbon n Miss Anne Lamb from
Dickinson, where she is supervisor of
the domestic science department. Miss
| Lucy Th0reson who teaches at Roseau,
Mimi. was among the teachers who ar
rived in the city today, also Miss Fran
ces Lamb, instructor OF music at Sand
stone, Mimi, Miss Hildegard LaValiey
of Montevideo, Mimi, Miss May Hooper
of Edgeley, Miss Helen Blake of
Litchville, Miss LaValley Of Chisholm,
Miss Lillian Peterson OF Grand Forks
and Miss Mildred Peterson of Stark
es at Armenia is the guest of her pare
ents, superintendent and Mrs. J.. w.
Riley, Miss Emma Miller of CARING
ton and Miss Edna Miller of Minot, are
ing home folks. ~ I
DR.. P. Fl. Burton entertained at a
stag supper last evening at his home
on Eighth street south in honor Of
Clarence F. Reynolds, who Is to leave
for Cincinnati. Elaborate preparations
were made for about twenty guests.
10 ,.- J..
The buyer who really puts some al
truism into her Christmas shopping
makes out her list several weeks in
advance. In fact, some keep their list
from the year before SO that they will
not give the same person the same
thing. Others make mental or writ
ten notes throughout the year Of va
rious articles for which they have
heard friends express a desire. Such
note taking will greatly lessen their
labors.
1t is no light thing to choose Christ.
mas gifts judiciously. The whole Sc.
cret OF their acceptability lies in their
appropriation ess. Not only must they
be appropriate to the person from
whom they come and to whom they
go, but to the circumstances in which
the receiver is placed. "
For instance, theree are few. house.
Keepers who do not welcome the aid.
dition of fine table linen to their store
But If to a h~ousekeeper h lives
plainly in simple surroundings a su.
perb lace teacloth or doilies that throw
her other possessions into the shade
are given there is an u~nsuitabilit,