The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-02
SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Esther Kellar returned today
from jamestown, where she visited re-
latives over New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Froling spent
New Years in Mapleton as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Froling.
Mrs. Frank ~svobodney of Gracevl1le.
Mimi, came up yesterday to be at the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. A. P. Dou-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Aske entertain
ed at a dinner party last evening at
which covers were PLACED for ten
guests. t.~ r.. p.
MIR. and Mrs. walfred Johnson. en-
tertatned at a New Years dinner, Mr..
and Mrs. o. N. Eckstrom and son,
Hartley, and Mrs. Eckstrom's mother
Mrs. Nutter n sister Dorothy, or ST.
Peter, MINI.
Miss Pearl Dinan entertained this
afternoon at her home on Fourteenth
street south in honor of Miss GenevieVe
Mulch, whose marriage TO James
Hnyck of. Minot, is an event of Wed
nesday. .'.f' . ...., r.. .
Jed Curtis has returned to his home
in Winnipeg, after spending the hon-
day season with his wife's parents MT,
and Mrs. Dave Oman of Fourteentn
street south. Mrs. Curtis, forraerl%
Miss Alta Oman, will remain In the cIty
for another week.
Mr., and Mrs. W. S. ~Stambaugh ana
their sons, Lynn n Scott, kept open
house at the Stambaugh residence YES
teraay afternoon and evening. A large
number called during the day. MISS
ina Lowery assisted in he dining
room, where light refreshments were
served.
Miss Frances oficer, Of 1923 Eighth
street SOUTH entertained a COMPANY OF u
about twenty young people New Years
night in honor of her holiday guests
Louis and Elmer Elgin, OF Herman
MINI. Games and music provided en-
t~ertainment, and a dainty lunch was
served. - "
Miss Alice leonard of Minneapolis,
has been In the city the guest OF MT.
and Mrs. w. e. Hunt Of the Comstock
hotel in M%oorhead. While here over
the New Year holiday, Miss Leonard
was a guest at the cotillions OF the
Rachelors and Benedicts New Years
eve and the Century last night.
Mrs. walter Hancock was in charge
of the New Years dancing party of the
Century club at Columbus hall last
night. 1T was a large and representa-
tive gathering in attendance; Tn
figures Of the german began at 1890
o'clock, after which an elaborate sup
per was served.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the Dime dance to be given
by the faculty of the North Dakota
Agricultural college Saturday evening,
which is to be held In the gymnasium.
At this function. Miss Katherine York
will give a reading. In charge of the
affair are, Professor Keene, Professor
1nce. DR.. Arthur f. Schalk, Professor
Sudro, and Prof. r., G.. Doneghue.
one OF the most delightful Of the
New Years open house functions yes
terday was that of DR.. n Mrs. j. l.
raves at their nome on Seventh ave
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callers during the afternoon and even
ing. During the evening there was
dancing and Miss Katherine York gave
a reading, The rooms We're handsome.
ly decoratedIWith holly and mistletoe
and Christmas bells.
The Chicago Tribune Of Dec. 80 con.
tanned the following: Urbana, H., Dec
30.--Dr. Wallace Nelson Stearns, pro.
lessor Of biblical literature in the uni:
versity OF North Dakota at Fargo, aIt
Miss Addie McClain of Urbana will b
married tomorrow at the MeClain home
BY Or. George CT. Moor or Jamestown
N. Y. DR.. stearns was formerly pr.
the university of Illinois. He is an au,
thority on archaeology and theology.
The Scandinavian We. II. U. mo
on wednesday afternoon at the HON
OF Mrs James FosbeTE, Seventh ayenu'
south, and was Y without out 2 a a6ab ,,a 90
ing was we'll attended, all members be
ing present to discuss plans for tn
coming year. After the regular bust
ness meeting was held, q programme
In hands Of the Mothers meeting com
r1ittee, furnished an interesting pro
Mrs. b. H. Wilder gave Of
excellent talk on her. visit to the ma
tfoaaI convention and worlds conven
ton at Brooklyn, Ny, and Ashbfry
N. J.. this fall, after which the fiowe
committee gave a report of their Worh
The committee visited the hospital tol
Cnristnaas eve, distributing flowers an
giving cheer to the sick, and calm
especially on the strangers in the hos
pitfalls. The Charity committee, In thei
report gave 500 pounds of -four, q DO
Df appies tirkies and a rs pound bee
rsast To thu Crfttenton home, vvhic
was greatly appreciated by the boart
All the conclusion OF the meeting dam
ty refreshments were served, afte
which the president Mrs. n. ~. Nelso
who has so faithfully filled that ofic
for the past sixteen years, was PR
scented with d purse OF gold by MIS- J
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