The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-12

/ the table. The afternoon was spent in
needle work and chat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eli Hall gave
a o'clock dinner on Sunday in honor
of Mrs. ]. L. Graves, who left Wed
nesday afternoon for the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Chamberlin OF
| Lisbon returned home Monday morn
ing after spending Saturday, and Sun
| day the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.
! Gardner.
Mrs. George Churchill was In town
Monday the guest Of Mrs NJ. A. Bald
win.
Mrs. G. A. Leighton and son Myron
returned Sunday morning from a
Michigan visit with relatives.
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F. H. Whitney left Sunday night for
his Milwaukee home after a two days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Gardner.
Mrs Frederick II. Bailey is home
from two days at Lake Sally spent in
opening the cottage
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Next Tuesday Miss Geraldine Thomp-
son will open the Melissa cottage for
the family. Mrs. Thompson will not
go down till after July 4.
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Ex-Congressman Thomas Marshall
of Oaks was a Sunday visitor in the
city, stopping at the Gardner.
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Mrs. Robert G. Vallentyne of the
Colonial flats leaves soon to spend the
summer in Canada.
Mrs. T. Fl. McEnroe gave % d,nrer
on Tuesday evening at o'clock to
celebrate the 4th anniversary of her
youngest son.
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Mrs. Earl Stranahan and chfIdren
leave the 18th for Melissa where they
will summer in one of the Shotwcll
cottages.
The Talkalot club held their weekly
meeting at the home of Mrs. McRae
9ls Eighth street south.
Mrs. ]. L. Graves and children left
Wednesday afternoon to spend the
summer at Portland, Oregon.
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The seniors of the A. c. had their
annual class banquet Tuesday noon in
the alcove dining room at the Gard
ner.
Miss Lucretia Roger OF Mandan left
for her home on Tuesday afternoon
after visiting for a week with Miss
Katherine Hathaway, in Island Park
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Mrs. Hector Barnes and Mrs. L. c.
Marshall entertained forty ladies of tho
First Church of Science on Saturday
afternoon at the apartments of the for
mer in the Wellington flats. Mrs
Harriet Magill Orchard and Mrs
kachelmacher sang several beautiful
songs. Five o'clock tea was served
Mrs. Jerome Freeman assisting the
hostesses. The rooms were brighten.
ed with white and purple lilacs.
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A luncheon for twelve ladies in honor
Of Mrs. Robert G. Vallentyne was Civ.
en- by Mrs. John r. Cromb Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Eighth street
south. The table was prettily deco
rated with lilacs and law blossoms.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest r. Wright and
two children reached home Tuesday
morning from a six weeks visit with
Mr.. Wrights relatives in Howell, Mich
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Mrs. Fl. Amerland had as her guests
Fred Charles of Fairbault, Mimi. They
this week the mother and sister OF
summer IN New Salem, N. D., and
! left Wednesday to spend part of the
then viii return to Fargo for a visit.
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Under the chaperonage of u. C.
Gearey jr., three Of the eighth grade
sweet girl graduates partook of a din
ner at the Gardner at 6: 80 on Wednes-
day evening, The happy girls were
Aileen Sullivan, Jean Wilson, and
Florence Gearey.
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To help celebrate her birthday an
niversary Mrs. w. ]. Price entertain
ed royalty on Saturday, the Round
Dozen club. The club presented Mrs
Price with very handsome silver spoon
and huge bunch of pink and white
carnations. From $3.50 till s O'clock
! 500 was played, in one of the spacious
second floor roms of the Gardner, Mrs
John c. Stegge and Mrs. Percy Good
win capturing the prizes. Then for
an hour, an auto ride about the city
was a surprise from Mr. Price. At 4
the ladies returned to the Gardner and
partook Of a specially prepared eleven
course dinner, after which they were
invited to a box party at the Ben
Greet players. This was the last
gathering Of this popular club this sea-
son.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Price left Sun
day for a three days fishing trip al
Detroit.
Mrs. Smith of Montana was the
guest over Saturday and Sunday II
Mrs. Geo. Hall at her home on Seventh
street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Decker and sor
Donald move from Ninth avenue south
| today to a new home on Fourteenth
street south.
Mrs. John d. Wollege, John d. VOL
lege jr., and DIR. Elizabeth RindIaut
left on Tuesday morning for visit In
Plattsville, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman of Grand
Forks, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs Hector Barnes, left
Sunday for Devils Lake where they
| have cottage for the summer
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DR. and Mrs G. N. Carander are tc
be at Tamarack Lodge on Lake Me-
lissa during July.
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Mrs. A. B. Fosseen and little baby