The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-31
Social Notes


nouncements of the marriage OF G. A
Raoford. formerly of Fargo, and Miss
Ella Frances Harms, Washington, I'll.
which took place in the latter city or
sns evening Of Christmas day, The
pride Is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Louis w. Harms, OF Washington, Ill
Mr. Radford was manager OF the Far
go branch OF the Western Newspaper
Union for nearly year, and left here
last December 70 assume the manaE-
ership Of the Cincinnati, o.. branch OF
the same concern. He Ii still located
in Cincinnati. Mr.. Radford came 10
Fargo from the Detroit, Mich, once
Of the Western Newspaper Union, and
made many friends during his brief
Miss Kathryn Baker, II40 Fifth
street north, delightfully."- entertained
six Of her girl friends this afternoon
in honor OF Miss Claire Thoraldson,
Grand Forks. who IL spending her
Christmas vacation in Fargo. The
girls spent the afternoon knitting
and In an informal social way. Fol-
lowing a supper, TO be served at $50
o'clock at the Baker home, q thea
ter party win be enjoyed at the
Garrick.
The members OF a cribbago club
win be entertained at dinner this
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mira.
Harry =. Magill, and following tIlis
AFFAIR the entire party will 60 to the
Gardner hotel, to attend the com
munity watch party and benefit for
the blinded children OF Halifax.
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A group OF Fargo high school girls
viii hold a dancing and watch party
this evening at the Civic Centre, In
which twenty couples will partici-
pate. Mrs. F. L.. Sheldon and Mrs.
Hector Barnes win chaperone the
young people.
Ray Turner, Aberdeen, s. d., il
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Turner, 800 Eighth street north. for
the holidays.
Mrs. T.. w. Bohn, Secretary: All
members Of the Music section OF the
Fine Arts club are urged TO attend
the community affair TO be held at
the Gardner hotel this evening by
the Fine Arts club.
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Cards have been received in Fargo
announcing the birth OF q daughter,
Lois Elaine, on Dec. 81, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Greene. Ayr. N. D. Mrs.
Greene was formerly Miss Helen
Larson, Fargo, and is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Larson, 12
South Terrace, Oak Grove. Mr.. and
Mrs. Greene were married q year
ago Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Talbot Fargo.
had as guests over sunday, Mt. ana
Mrs. Charles Tablet NYhsstiapa. a
AFt,. or.h. y.T--t. s.-..,. =
Fargo and more recently OF James
town, Is now in New York city taxi
ing nurses training at the Roosevelt
hospital, preparatory to entering the
Red Cross service.
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Another brilliant holiday party win
Bachelors ana Rsnsdiets eotiilion
will be held in the X. C. hall. Hector
Barnes will lead the cotifiion, which
will include several original ngures,
and the hostesses for the evening are
Mrs. Albert Hallenberg and Mrs.
Frank McKone.
Many attractive features are plan
ned for the New Years party which
the Business Girls club OF the Y. w.
G. A. will hold Tuesday afternoon in
the ASSOCIATION Parlors, North Broad
Miss Anna Chisholm.
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A social affair OF New Years night
will be the dancing party which the
Fargo homestead OF Yeomen will hold
IN the a. Q. y. w, hall All 1eomen
are invited TO participate in this az
fair, which IL being given for the
benefit OF the degree team. Chambers
orchestra will furnish the music.
Ano4h.v - ,,,,,Stt.1 st. e. xKa~.
Eva Freeman. q bride of this week.
will be given this evening when Mre.
A. McKinnon. will entertain at her
home on Sixth street South. Mrs. Nc
Kinnon's guests will be the other
members Of the LaChom sorority of
Fargo college.
More elaborate preparations than
usual are being made for the annual
holiday party OF the Kadona Dancing
hail on New Years night. The afIair
is under the direction Of Ray Boil
singer, as usual.
An annual New Years ball will be
held this evening by Fargo lodge No.
hall. which e being attractiyely dec
Grated for the occasion. Malehow'a
orchestra will play, and at midnight
the dancing will be interrupted Tor
enson, G. II. Comrie and Thor Knutaon
comprise the committee in charge OF
the ball.
John Keye left Sunday afternoon
for the Great Lakes Naval Training
station, Chicago, after a weeks fur
Tough spent In Fargo at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Keyes
1121 Second avenue south.
Mrs. Walter Murfin and little son
Alfred left Saturday for their home
In IaaAfoure. NJ. D., after spending the
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