The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-27

day evening at Eagles hail. There will
attendance is urged. Order will be
called at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Hattie Eldridge, of this city,
was in Valley City to spend Christmas
at the home of her mother. Mrs. c.
Eldridge.
Mrs. J. w. Mitchell, of Eighth street
south, has as guests her son, George
Mitchell, wife and baby daughter, OF
Milwaukee, the former of whom expects
to return to Milwaukee in few days.
Mrs. Mitchell and little daughter will
remain for visit Of couple of weeks.
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Bismarck Tribune: Myron Hunt, of
the GamDlsRoninson s1tn Co, returned to
trip, which he spent in the east. Mrs.
Hunt stopped in Fargo to spend Christ
mas with her mother. Mrs. Sarah Ken
latter part of the week. Their we'd
ding was an event of Friday, Dec. 8.
in the brides home in Fargo:
Mrs. A. o. Johnson, who has been Wis
iting here since last September at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Muir
ray, 1o4 Tenth street north, leaves to-
day for her home in Spokane. Wash.
Mrs. Johnson was formerly Miss Mayme
Murray.
Henry Houglum, until in recent
months a we'll known Moorhead resi-
dent, who is studying voice in Chicago
this winter, is spending the holidays In
Lake Park, Mimi, where his wife has
been making an extended visit with her
people.
Mrs. J. c. Ross and daughter. Miss
Myrtle Ross, will leave here this eve
sand wash ~eh s seafs about ssSen
miles out from Tacoma. Miss Ross ex-
poets to return to Fargo in about two
weeks, but Mrs. Ross, who is recover
remain at Magnolia Beach for the re-
mainder OF the winter, as a guest at the
home Of Sheriff Ross brother, viii
Ross, and family.
About sixty children of the Junior de-
partment of the First Methodist Sun
day school enjoyed the holiday party
given at the church Tuesday afternoon
by the superintendent, Mrs. HI. H. Cas-
selman, and teachers, about fifteen in
number, of that department., games be
ing the popular diversion. - About 5
o'clock each child was presented with a
fancy bag of candy and nuts, and the
decorations consisted of red and green
festoons, and number of small Christ
mas trees. gaily decorated. Rev. and
Mrs. H. H. Frost were present at the
affair.
The ladies of the Congenial club,
-.
joy a social afternoon Friday at the
home of Mrs. w. r. Porter, Eleventh
street north, with Mrs. Mary Cosgriff
an, and Mrs. Il E. J; Gallagher as the
OF twenty-four, and needlework is the
usual diversion.
Because of the Christmas exercises
on Holy 1nnocents day, Thursday, at
the Gethsemane cathedral, the Recrea-
ton club of the cathedral will not meet
this evening, as usual: The collection
tomorrow evening is to be sent to aid
the starving people of Poland. The
recreation club young ladies have been
devoting. their last few meetings to
preparations for the celebration tomor-
row evening, which will be featured by
Christmas tree.
Mrs. Minnie E. Ross and Mrs. Matilda
Hey, of Mecca chapter. o. e. S., this
city, left this morning for Casselton,
where they will install the Eastern
Star officers of that town this evening.
Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Hey were honor
guests this afternoon at very delight
full social function in the nature OF a
reception, given by Mrs. w. F. Sprake,
of CasSelton.
Miss, Edith Hoff arrived in the city
yesterday from tho University of Min
nesota, where she is senior, and is
spending the holidays at the home of
110i Fifth street north. Miss Hoft will
be graduated from the university next
June, where she is specializing on
chemistry.
Hsnstitehing, pieotrna and ao-
Gordon pIeatins. Mrs. A. Anderson,
6oH Broadway. Phone 1s67-W!-Advt.
Machine hemstitchIng and picoting.
Mrs. Kennedy. Kennedy hotel. Front