The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-15

June 10, they expect to sail from Mon
treal.
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The third or the series of the gradu-
ating recitals given by the pupils Of
the Fargo Conservatory Of music took
place on Tuesday night at Stones
Music hall. Miss Sylvia Fortin very
creditably accomplished the varied and
difficult numbers in the programme,
demonstrating to her friends that she
lis careful and painstaking pupil.
Miss Marguerite Beard, soprano, sang
in her usual finished manner, that
gave her audience real pleasure and
brought forth their applause.
o.
The roller skating craze that has
been popular in the east for several
years has struck Fargo with full force,
and the little tots, and some larger
ones, may be seen skating on the
walks.
Last Saturday afternoon, fifteen OF
the Northside children had a picnic
in Oak Grove.
Mrs. r. o. Juluar was honor guest
at the Talkalot club when it met with
Mrs. w. H. -Shure Monday afternoon.
A pleasant hour was spent with dain-
ty needle work and the serving Of
choice refreshments.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith and party,
who landed in San Francisco on May
10. are expected to reach Fargo next
Friday.
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James Rae OF Forsythe, Mont, spent
Thursday in Fargo at the farm, called
here by the illness of his aunt, Miss
Mary Rae. ...
o.
Notwithstanding the weather, there
were forty ladies who attended the
Foreign Missionerye society of the
First Methodist church on Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. E. T. Gestie, Second
avenue north. An hour for business
was followed by the serving of ice
cream and cake. Mrs. Gestie and Mrs.
w. Styles were hostesses.
Mrs. N. F. Smith and son of Valley
city spent Tuesday in Fargo.
shopping in Fargo on Tuesday.
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Mrs. N. c. Calendar and Mrs. L. N.
Redman will attend the Sunday school
convention in Grand Forks next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. McGill enter
tained Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Beaudoux
of St Paul this week.
o.
The Irving Dramatic club, so sue
cessful in its last local production of
the Maid and the Money, in which
the new five-step dance was given it's
premier presentation to Fargo, will
give the new dance another and fair
er trial at a select dance to be given
Saturday night by the club. For this
dance which is the creation of George
Edwards, entirely new music has been
written. George Edwards has written
the composition which viii be played
by the orchestra, and many look for
ward to seeing a fair and practical
trial Of the new step which may be-
come popular, not only lacally, but
throughout the country.
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The Ladies Aid society of the First
bdpLlSL CnuTCn ul6L with MTS. n. Ii.
Loomis of Island park, Tuesday after
noon. Choice refreshments were pass
ed after the business meeting was
closed.
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Mrs. w. f. Taylor expects to leave
next Thursday for Spokane where she
will visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Cruthers.
Mrs. j. d. Shea and daughter, Miss
Margaret are visiting in streeter, N.
ID.
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Mrs. w. j. Rowe entertained her
sister Mrs. VIM. Burnham of Wheat
land on Saturday and Sunday.
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Miss Emma Hall and Miss Anna
Friedland spent Sunday in Hawley,
Mimi.
Mrs. Waldo Potter OF Casseton was
shopping in Fargo Thursday.
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The twenty young people who at
tended the hard time party given by
Miss Katherine Wheelock on Saturday
night at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Wheelock in Island
park. had a most enjoyable time.
Considerable amusemens was had over
the unique costumes and merry