The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-04

Bailey. The tea was followed by a
programme Of the new modern dances.
Clyde Lytton of Wahpeton was a
guest at the Gardner hotel Yesterday,
Mr. Lytton came to attend the Soiree
Dansant at the Stone auditorium last
evening.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Plv-
nloutn congregational church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. James Mckee, Twelfth avenue
hoFth and a large attendance is desired.
Miss Agnes Peterson has returned
from underwood, Mimi, where she
went to attend the silver wedding an
&. Peterson.
evening for Sarnia, Canada. where she
Will visit relatives a couple Of months
Mr.. Taylor will also leave this eveninG
fornia. 'o I'LL
Edmund Otis Freeman gave a lunch
con at the Gardner hotel yesterday
afternoon. Covers were placed for the
members Of the Metropolitan Grand
Opera company who gave a recital in
the city last evening.
Friends of Mrs. G. Dewitt Dov1ine
will be gratified to learn hat she is
tast recovering from a serious Illness
which has kept her in her room for a
week or two. She hopes to be about
the house again about the last of the
week.
MI. and Mrs. Leslie Welter left thu
early part of the week for Kansas
CITY, where they will visit friends a
T r1sit tgg; on their return they will
WINS attends the Wisconsin university
at Madison.
Mrs. Z. e. Melland of South Bend.
IND, who has been the CUES of her
sister, Mrs. J. B. Glasgow of Ninth
sofeet north, the past two weeks left
Will visit another sister, Mrs. G. A,
WOOD, before returning to her home.
The members of the Christian church
are making plans to give an entertain
tnenC at stones auditorium Thursday
evening, Feb. 10. Miss Elizabeth Nick
normal school will feature the even
lnSs programme with a number Of
readings.
The young people Of st. Mary's
church, enjoyed a basket social last
gYening In the Cathedral club rooms.
baskets which We're purchased by the
young men at the supper hour. Games
and music furnished the entertainment
or the evening.
The metropolitan Grand Opera quar-
Iette who gave q concert in the city
ASSI /. SVCilil5s 81 4ClC last q evening Tor
Grand Forks, where they will give a
concert this evening. Tomorrow even
ing they will appear in iC~rookston and
will then return to Chicago after a
months tour of the west.
The Foreign Missionary society Of
the Broadway Methodist church met at
the home of Mrs. M. j.. Rohan on Fourth
street north yesterday afternoon. china
was the subject of the afternoon and
was followed by a number Of musical
selections. At the conclusion Of the
programme, he hostess served delicious
refreshments.
Minneapolis Journal: The marriage
of Maytie Lucille VANDERBILT, daughtsr
of Mr.. n Mrs. M. Wunderlich. and.
Louis Orval Hardesty of Purcell, N. ID.
$3.50 o'clock at the home OF the brides
parents, 1920 Blaisdell avenue, Rev. H.
g. Connolly of the Christian church
reading the service in the presence OF.
about thirty guests. The vows were
spoken before an improvised altor OF
palms. There were no attendants. The
bride was gowned in white nessalinei
with o~verdrape of exquisite shadow
lace. She held q bouquet of brides.
roses and her ven was arranged in
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