The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-21
Social Notes


Mrs. F. S. Talcott and daughter, Miss
Esther, of Buffalo spent Saturday with
friends in the city.
Mrs. G. e. Nichols will entertain the
Book and Thimble club on Wednesday
afternoon at her home, 363 Seventh
avenue south.
h friends of Mr.. and Mrs. K. Bren-
nan of Fifth avenue north are Offering
congratulations over the arrival of a
nine pound boy at their home. Mr..
Brennan is n of the popular street
car motormen:
Mrs. e. G. Eddy of Thirteenth street
south is planning to open Eddy lodge
on Lake Melissa about June 10 this
year. She will have as her guest dur
ing the summer her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Ezra Eddy and baby son of
Grand Forks.
Mrs. Geo. H. HOLSTER returned home
Saturday evening from q several
Margaret is visiting friends in Vermont
and will not return home until June J..
En- route home she will visit in Wash
ington, D. G.
Miss Elizabeth Warner left last
evening for her home in Minneapolis
after spending ten days as the guest
of Miss Dorothy Dalrymple of Ninth
street south. Miss Warner was the
recipient of a number of very pretty
affairs during her stay in the city.
Mrs. B.. E. Graves will leave Tuesday
for Winnipeg, Manitoba, where she will
join Mr.. Graves, who left last Monday
to accept a splendid position. Mrs.
Graves was. formerly Miss Cecil Lajoie
and she and Mr.. Graves have a host Of
friends here who wish them much sue
cess in their new home.
A delightful feature Of the dinner
parties at the Hotel Comstock this
NVnnR will he the cabaret music each
evening in the grill room. The Com
stock is coming to be a very popular
place for evening parties at dinner and
this feature Will be heartily eappreciat-
ed by the guests.
Mrs. H. w. johnson and son, Rich
ard, of the Improvement building left
yesterday for Belield, N. d, where
they will spend two weeks with Mrs.
Johnson's sister, Mrs. J. Mcconnell
Mr.. Johnson accompanied his wife and
son en- route to Mandan Upon their
return Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will move
to their new home on Thirteenth street
south.
North Dakota normal girls won the
trophy for their ability as mixers
yesterday when six young ladies start
Valley City at an early hour Sunday
morning and counted ties to Tower
City sixteen miles distant. The party
reached Tower City at about l o'clock
ISS6IulSSS OL d BlIOIB "lIlu ant SIlOuS II
rain to settle the lust and registered
at one of the hotels. They left Tower
City about $3.50 p. M. for Buffalo, six
miles farther, where they spent the
night and returned to Valley City this
morning OIL the early train. Now that's
some hike!
Another engagement has been an
Inc which will be OF interest in
Fargo school circles as we'll as in
Moorhead and the following clipping
from The Moorhead News will tell the
story: Robert Reed was host to a
splendidly appointed 6 o'clock dinner on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. n Mrs. Henry Miller. The guests
were his fellow-boarders, The table
was beautifully decorated with red
carnations, smilax and red candles and
the place cards were exquisite little
hand painted hearts and carnations. a
circumstance that sent a thrill of inter-
ested anticipation through the hearts
of the guests, A fine dinner was serv-
ed, and finally a splendid cake with
twelve white and red ribbons, issuing
the host. Mr.. Reed arose and broke
the hushed silence with the announce
ment of his engagement to Miss Caro-
line Choate of Winona, whom he will
marry on June d.. A burst OF. con-
CALCULATIONS was showered upon him at
the close of which Mr.. Reed asked each
gentleman to pull a red ribbon and
each lady to draw a white one from the
engagement cake. There were four
lucky ones who found either a silver
thimble, bachelor button, w~tshbone OF
ring at the end of their ribbons. The
dinner and announcement were greatly
enjoyed and Mr.. Reeds many friends
wish him much future happiness. After
the wedding the oun people will go
to housekeeping in the house OF Pro