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

Century club will give at the Columbus
hall. Many out-of-town people will be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hughes, of Bis
marck, are guests over New Years OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery, OF
313 Eighth street south, coming also to
attend the B. and B. dancing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Haggart enter
tanned at dinner last evening, preced-
ing the Bachelors n Benedicts ball.
Covers were placed for fourteen guests,
and the appointments were in holiday
decorations.
Mrs. John Lamb and Miss Elizabeth
Lamb will leave Wednesday for south =
ern California, where they will spend
| the remainder of the winter. During
their absence. their home in Moorhead
will be closed.
Miss Anne Lamb will return to her
school work at Dickinson, Sunday
evening, after a two weeks vacation
with home folks. Miss Frances Lamb
will also return Sunday to her school
work at Sandstone, Mimi.
Mrs. +. C. Hunter, Croeil Hunter and
| Alice Hunter left today for Chicago,
! where they will spend the remainder
of the week. Croeil Hunter will then
return to his studies at Yale, and Miss
| Hunter to Rosemary hall. at Green
witch, Conn. !
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| Tango party last evening. given by q
| number of the younger set, In compli-
ment to, Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Curtis, OF
| Winnipeg. There were ten couples
present, and dancing was enjoyed from
8 o'clock until midnight.
In honor of Miss Genevive Mulick.
whose marriage to James Huyck. OF
| Minot, will be solemniZed Wednesday
evening, Jan. q. Miss Pearl Oman will
entertain tomorrow afternoon. Miss
| Mulick will be the honored guest at
other prenuptial parties next week
Miss Martha Hazard. of Wabasha,
/ MINI, who has been visiting her sis
! ter, Mrs. c.. e. Miller, of 500 Eighth
street south, the past fortnight. will
leave tomorrow evening, to resume her
school duties at that place. Enroute
she will spend the week end at Min
neapolis. with friends.
Miss Alice Leonard, OF Minneapolis
arrived in the city last evening to at
| tend the Bachelors and Benedicts ball,
| While here she will be the guest OF
MRS. w. e. Hunt. at the Comstock no.
tel. Miss Leonard will also be among
dancing party tomorrow evening.
Elizabeth and Margaret A1sop, little
daughters of Mr.. and MES Harry AL
sop, entertained fifteen of their young
| friends yesterday afternoon at the
AIsop home, on Fourth avenue south,
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and a brilliantly lighted Christmas
tree gave much pleasure to the little
folks.
DR.. and Mrs. O. r.. Hagen, OF Moor
head, will go to Hawley Saturday
morning to attend the wedding nup.
tials of Miss Eleanor Rushfeldt, OF that
] city, formerly of Moorhead, to Mr.. Bue.
Of Crosby, N. d. The wedding will
take place at high moor after which
the bridal couple will leave on an ex-
tended eastern trip.
One OF the social events of the week
is the dinner party which the faculty
Of the Agricultural college will give
| Saturday evening. The party is an ans
nuaI affair and will be a dinner in the
evening, followed by a reception. The
committee on arrangements comprises
Professors Ince, Keene, Schalke, Sudrc
and Doneghue.s
The regular Christmas dancing party
given by the Bachelors and Benedicts
club at the knights OF Columbus hall,
was held last evening, and proved a
most delightful affair. The hall was
prettily decorated in f~estoons OF greer
and white, and the dining room was
tastefully arranged with decorations In
the Christmas co1ors. The German, a
feature of the dance programme, was
led by Hector Barnes. At midnight, a
delicious four-course supper, served by
1 Mrs Jones. was enjoyed. sixty cou-
pies were in attendance. Quite a mum
Der of out-of-toWn guests were present
at the affair. Hostesses for the even :
I ing were Mrs. H~alIenberg and Mrs
Edwin CIapp, and the -patronesses were