The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-30

Major Fraser about what to do for the
Co. boys when they return to Fargo,
and a further discussion will be held
! Wednesday evening, when it is hoped
to make definite plans.
Mrs. w. II. BergheFm of SIT Third
street north, very pleasantly entertain
! ed about a dozen ladies Friday after
noon complimentary to Miss Eva Pike
of Austin, Mimi, and Mrs. Heilman,
wife of Professor Heilman, whom Miss
Pike is visiting. Miss Pike is an un--
usually talented reader, and delighted
the other guests with three of her read
ings. Piano and violin selections by
others of the company.were also much
enjoyed. The hostess served a very
dainty lunch. The decorations were all
in keeping with the holiday season.
Marriage licenses were issued here
today to Silvio GouIet and Miss Leda
Pronovost, OF Flaxville, Mont, and
Wild Rice, n. D., respectively; Frank
Miller and Miss anna Carlstrom, both
of Fargo, and Martin w. Cookie OF
Kuhn, n. D., and Miss Florence NJ.
Strehlow of Casse1ton. The latter we'd
ding will take place at Casselton on
New Years day, a. 1880 O'clock in the
| afternoon, and in attendance from this
city will be Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Blu
chholz and family and Mrs. Fred Piper
and daughter. Eruma. Mrs. Buchholz
is an aunt of the bridc-elect, and Mrs
| father. The wedding will be Celebrat-
ed at the home Of the parents of the
bride-elect, Mr.. and Mrs. viii Streh-
low.
| Lois. the little daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Claude NuEent, entertained eight
of her little girl friends at theatre
perty at the Garrick this morning, the
performance of Aladdins Lamp being
much enjoyed by all. Later the party
returned to the Nugent home, 1907
| North Broadway, where Mrs. Nugent
served delicious lunch. In the center
of the table was Christmas toy bas-
| ket, from which the small guests drew
| souvenirs appropriate to the season.
Miss Florence Turner and Miss Nellie
Hubbell. who have been spending the
HOLIDAYS here at their respective homes,
EXPECT to leave Sunday night for the
west returning to Blackfoot, Ida. Where
Miss Turner Is teaching music and MISS
Hubbell is a teacher in the public
schools, this year.
Misses Margaret and Emma Barnes of
Fourteenth street south, left this morn.
ling for Minneapolis, where they Will
spend the remainder of their vacation
with relatives.
Mrs. A. o. Madison and two children
Marcella and Master James, expect to
letye next Tuesday evening over the
Santa Fe, for Los Angeles, Cal, where
they will remain until the close OF the
| school term next spring. IHey VIII w
accompanied by Mrs. Madson's cousin
Mrs James Garrity of Minneapolis, VINO
will also spend the remainder of th'
/. winter in Los Angeles. While there 1T
tie Miss Marcella. who is an unusually
gifted child dancer will enroll as a pu-
nil at the celebrated Denis-Shawr
School of Dancing, conducted by tn
we'll known Ruth st. Denis and hel
husband, Ted Shawn.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hoy of Minneapolis. wh'
has been a guest here at the home O
her sister, Mrs. A. r, Frahm. 1922
. Fourth street north, since Thanksgiv-
ing. will remain in the city until short
~ after New Years, when she returns
) to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arneson left to.
: day for the twin cities, and before thei
return to Fargo may take trip 10 Ho
Springs Ark, expecting to be gone tW'
weeks. Mr.. Arneson is of the Lane Rea
Estate agency here
Miss Della Kibler of Bismarck,
, student in the hospital there, who ha
: been spending a few days in this cit,
: as the guest OF Miss Esther Teichmann
a graduate Of that hospital, returned l.
Bismarck this morning.
: Mrs. e. l. Acker of 907 Ninth ayenu
= north, entertained at cards Frida
evening complimentary to her s1ster-ln
, law, Miss Bertha Acker, Of Cando, N. ID
: eight young ladies being the guests. A
l iii O'Clock a very dainty lunch wa
served The decorations OF white hya
. cinths and red carnations were very Ell