The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-15


This is the month that many OF our
boys and girls leave for schools and
colleges outside of the state and many
a mothers heart is heavy at the
thought of sending her. boy or girl
hundreds of miles from home and in
many instances to strange school
with unfamiliar surroundings. Per-
haps it is the first time her little
girl has been away from home-for
to the mother her daughter is always
a little girl-and how tenderly she
clings to the child is only realized by
those who have had to undergo the
separation. Maybe it is her boy who
not long ago was her little mantle
apple of her eye-but in this case she
must be brave let him go alone and
console herself with the cold thought
that he will broaden and grow indie
pendent If away from home and moth
er.
Miss Eva Hector expects to leave
soon for Boston, Mass, where she will
enter Miss Chamberlains school.
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Mrs. Nellie Smith of Mapleton and
Frank B. McLaren of this city were
married at the home of the groom's
sister, Mrs j. Weaver, at A O'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Only relatives of
the contracting parties were present
at the ceremony. Mr.. McLaren is em-
ployed in Holmes clothing store in
this city and has a host of friends
here. Mr.. and Mrs. McLaren will
| reside on Tenth street south.
Seth Richardson has returned from
Dickinson, where he has been on legal
business.
Miss Laura Schneeberger of the
Northern Trust Co. has returned from
a two weeks vacation spent at Win
| nipeg.
Miss Mabel Hubbard extended a de-
lightful welcome to a number of her
| friends Thursday when she entertain
ed at an afternoon tea in honor of
Miss May Wellans of GAINESVILLE, o.
The afternoon was spent at needle
work and in conversation. Tea was
served at a prettily decorated table.
| Refreshments were served.
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Mrs. John Croteau of Mandan,
whose two children have been attend
ing Sacred Heart academy for some
time, arrived in Fargo Wednesday and
took her children home with her
Thursday, s.... ,-..s,.,e 800. !. ,
Tt was merry and beautiful party
of sweet young girls who met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Miss Sus-
lie Watches in response to invitations
sent out by Miss Susie, who entertain
| ed at parcel shower for Miss Lulu
Rohan whose marriage to John @.
Haggart will occur Wednesday even
ling, Oct. 10. The house was trimmed
| with an abundance of red and white
sweet peas and ferns, the floral attire
blending in harmony with the sweet
young faces belonging to the happy CO.
| terie of young girls present Miss
Lulu is the only daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. ]. l.. Rohan and has been since
her childhood a resident of this city,
where she is great favorite in the
| younger set. Ten guests were seated
at the prettily appointed table,
from the center of which We're stream
ers of red and white hearts held in
place by tiny cupids The place cards
/ were red hearts. Priced as souve-
mir of the occasion was a tiny slipper
of china 1t was found on opening
/ the parcels that Miss Lulu was the re-
cipient Of many useful presents.
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i Mrs. e. G.. Eddy and family have re-
turned from spending the summer at
Eddy lodge at Lake Melissa and are
| again at home in the family residence
on Thirteenth street south. Miss
/ Carrie Eddy has gone to Russell for
| d visit with her sister, Mrs John Nc
/ Knight.
| w G. Macfadden has gone to Min
Ineapolis on business.
N. A. Lewis and f. A. Gardner re-
turned Friday morning from a brief
business trip to the twin cities.
John s. Frame returned Thursday
night from Superior. where he has
been resting after his recent opera
tion.
Miss Teresa Fields will leave Tues
day for Madison, Wis, where she will
lattend the university this winter.
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Il A delightful evening was added to
the social events of the week by Mrs
Jas. MacDermott. who entertained
Tuesday complimentary to her sister
Mrs Cotter Of Two Harbors, MINI
The rooms were prettily trimmed in
flowers, and choice refreshments were
served Progressive euchre was The
form Of amusement and merry even
ling was spent In this all absorbing
game. The pretty prizes were won BY
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