The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-10

cert preceding the game, adding much
to the enthusiasm OF h occasion.
Miss Margaret Lowe of Binford, N. D..
was guest at the Waldorf Friday n
Saturday, having called in the city on
important business. .. ~
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Lutheran church will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon at the church. Mrs. Her
ried and Mrs. Natwick will be host
essesl
An event which is being anticipated
by Fargo ladies, will be the millinery
opening on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week at the A l. Moody store.
-Advt.
Mrs. ". A. stevens arrived Saturday
evening from Clement, N. D., and Is a
guest at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Schuman Of Eighth avenue
south. Mrs. Stevens will be taken to
st; johns hospital as soon as her con-
dition will permit where it will be nee
essary for her to undergo an operation.
The Young Peoples alliance of the
Evangelical church will meet on Tues
day evening at the home of Rose M.
Teichmann, ITO Tenth street south, to
hold it's monthly business meeting. A
literary and social hour will follow the
business session. All members and
friends of the alliance are requested to
be present.
Minneapolis Tribune: Mrs. George
Lewis Nye will give a breakfast at the
Minnesota club on March Is for her SON,
ding of Miss Eloise Mcdonald of st.
Louis and Mr.. Nye will take place
March IL. After a short visit in st.
Paul they will be at home in Enderlin,
N. d.
Last evening the Misses Edith john
son and Dolly Craig were hostesses at
a pleasant social evening at the home
Il Nf Mites Crutor nm Fourth afrnaf north
in honor Of Miss Florence Johnson OF
Jamestown, who is the guest of her sis
ter. M evening was spent with cards
n music and at a convenient hour a
| A bouquet of red carnations formed a
centerpisce and red shaded candles
| lighted the board very effectively. Miss
Johnson left today for her home. The
party consisted of the Misses Dolly
| Craig, Edith and Florence Johnson and
| Vincent Cornwall, Howard Stah1, j. I.
Montplaisir and Mr.. n Mrs. Georg
Laliberti.
The following article from The Min
neapolis Tribune will be of interest to
Thompson and of her sister. DR.. Irene
Bissonett, who a been her guest on
several occasions. The item was &C.
companied by a splendid picture Of Mrs
corning the happy event: Mr.: and Mrs
Anthony Bissonett celebrated thetl
golden wedding anniversary last Mon
day evening at their home on South
Tenth street. Their three daughters
4 Mrs. Elmedene Thompson OF Fargo, ~
d.; DR.. Irene Bissonett of Buffalo, N
Y, and DIR. Corinne Bissonett of Los
Angeles, Were in the city, for n an.
niversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Bissonett were
married in Notre Dame church, Mon
treal, fifty years ago. Soon after fheii
marriage they came to the states ano
took up their residence in North Da.
kota. From there they came to Mime
apolfs, where they have since lived roI
the past thirty-five years. 'There have
been many changes in h city since we
first came here" Mrs. Bissonett said
81 have watched the residence section
leave Tenth street between First ano
Eighth avenue, and gradually extenc
up Portland venue, then over to PARK
avenue and Lowry Hill. / a. remem-
Der when the place where Senator
Washburn's house now stands was q
dense wood" Mrs. Bissonett remem-
bers the opening of the Hennepin v