The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-01
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY. |
w. r. Merritt is spending q few days
IN the city after a several weeks trip
over the state.
Miss Blanche Mayer, graduate of the
a. G. 1919, has been offered and has ac-
chemist with the Minneapolis Drug Co.
Miss Mayer leaves for her new posi-
tion on Monday with the best wishes Of
the student body Of the A. C.
Miss Gladys Marrel, Miss Daphne
HauSer and Jess Nygaard OF James.
town were out of town guests OF John
Nolet to the junior prom.
The St. Cecilia guild of the Geth-
semane cathedral win entertain the
parish on Monday evening, Feb. 3, at
| o'clock Cards have been issued to a
| Few who are strangers in the parish,
but the ladies wish IL understood that
the entire congregation is welcome.
The evening will be informal and there
will be a fine programme OF readings
and music.
On Tuesday evening of this week the
teachers and officers of the Gethsemans
Cathedral Sunday school will give a
| party for the children of the Sunday
school In the crypt of the church. 4
delightful social evening will be en-
Joyed.
Lisbon Free Press: Judge Thomas had
time Wednesday to practice UP In the
art Of matrimony, marrying two cou-
| pies In the judicial sanctum. Amelia
Crowder of Fargo and John Risch Of
this county were made one at .. m,
and they will reside on a farm four
Andrews and +. c. Andrews. formerly
of Kalamazoo, Mich, were remarked
by the judge in approved style. They
VIII reside 1t is understood, at Fargo,
N. D.
Miss Christine Nelson, who was
taken so suddenly i'll yesterday after
noon in the office of a local physician,
is convalesciug nicely.
The many friends of Evan s. Tyler
will be pleased to learn that he is re-
covering nicely and is so far recov-
the Waldorf hotel.
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william Keye left this morning for
Neville where he will occupy the pull
pit tomorrow in the Presbyterian
church.
John. Myren: who has been visiting
avenue south, left yesterday for his
home at ,ogema, Canada.
Friends will be glad to learn that
Edward S. Johnson Is improving nicely
after an operation which was perform
ed at ST. Johns hospital Monday.
o.
Last evening at the A. G. armory oc-
Cured one of the most gorgeous junior
promenades that has ever been held at
the A. G. The large armory was con-
verted into a Japanese garden with
roof of boughs abloom with cherry
blossoms from which hung multi-col-
ored lanterns and Japanese parasols.
Frappe was served from a dainty booth
by little Jap girls, while at the OppO-
site end of the room in screened al
cove sat twelve-piece orchestra.
Promptly at $3.50 informal dancing
commenced and at 8 o'clock John Nolet,
president of the class. led the grand
march. At IL o'clock well ar7ointed
banquet was served in the dining room
at Ceres hall. After supper dancing
was resumed until 1880 when the good
night waltz was played. Over l2O cou-
pies were present with large number
from out-of-town, who Joined the 9TH
ers in proclaiming the class Of 1914
royal entertainers.
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1t will be good news to her many
friends to know that Miss Gretta Rae.
who has been i'll at her home on Tenth
avenue north, is able to be about again.
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The Y. w. c. A. will not hold Vesper
services tomorrow, but Will Join the
The young ladies Of the dormitory will
sing. ssta II
Miss Bertha Erdmann r. n, director
of the course for nurses at the state
university and president of the North
Dakota Graduate Nurses association,
stopped in Fargo day this week en-
route home from Lisbon, where she was
one of the speakers before the Citizens
institute, which was given under the
auspices of the commercial club and
university extension department.. MISS
Erdmann was the guest of Miss Mabel
Olson, president of the Cass County
Nurses association during her stay.
Meetings of the committees that have
the arrangement of affairs for the an
nual meeting of the state association
of nurses in hand, were held last even
ing and this morning. The state meet
ing will be held in Fargo April 23 and
"a.
F. F. Grant will leave tomorrow for
Cleveland, o., where he will visit for a
short time with his son, Dick, and next
Saturday he will join Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Smith of this city at New York
and they will set sail on the Victoria
Louise for Havana, Porto Rico, Haiti,
Jamaica, and will visit the Panama
They will return on the same boat and
anticipate a very delightful cruise.
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Mrs. J., w. Morrow of Moore, Mont,
Is visiting MRS. Il. II, Grant OF ElSnIn
street south and other friends in the
city for the winter.
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Mrs Clarence Zeigler and little baby
left for Bismarck today to join Mr..
Zeigler for a few days. Mrs L. 2.
Zeigler and daughter, Miss Leona, will
leave Monday for Montana, where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Laura Ruthruff and son Edgar
left today for Edmonton, Can, where
they will make their home. Mrs. Ruth
ruf's father, James Mccarthy, has a
fine position in that city and Mrs.