The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-02

NAsktOFs wednesday en- route 70 Notu-
water, N. ID.
The ladies' OF ST. Mary's cathedral
were fostesses at a splendid supper
perfectly served at Prizes hall Wed
joysd the affair and from financial
standpoint it was most gratifying.
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Mrs. q. Folsom, s2Oh First avenue
north, entertained a few friends on
Thursday afternoon as q compliment
to Mrs. r. Regain Of Boise City,
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gowland and
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Reed OF Armenia
left last evening for Valparaiso, Ind.
to attend the -Gowland nup-
tials on Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Mills entertained one OF
the popular euchre clubs on WednesA
day with pretty prizes awarded Mrs.
Hanft and Mrs. s. H. Bayard.
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Mrs. Harriet Wager Of Tower City
was a Fargo visitor on Wednesday.
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DIR. and Mrs. L. G. Davenport an
nounce the engagement of their neice'
Myrtle Adelaide Wise to Joseph L.
HEM of Aberdeen, s. d. The we'd
ding is to take place the latter part
OF october. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hammond, 900
Seventh avenue south, are entertain
ing Mrs. Justin Hammond Of Mime
apolis.
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Society was out In full force Tuesday
evening to greet Chauncey Olcott in
the successful Irish play Ragged Rob-
in. After the excellent production a
number of delightful suppers were en-
joyed at the several cafes.
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ID. Brownlee of Mapleton accompan-
led by his visiting guest, DIR. Hanna
of Chicago spent a day Of the past
week In Fargo.
Miss Marion Sullivan OF Lisbon was
the guest Of Miss Jessie Edwards dur
Ing the week, en- route to Valley City,
where she will attend the normal
school this fall.
Mrs. r. M. Yarrow of Breckenridge,
Mimi. is visiting friends in Fargo.
Mrs. Chas. Gibson OF Mapleton was
shopping in Fargo Friday.
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Miss Lucille Bristol and Miss Mar
garet HOLSTER, two very charming
Fargo girls, will leave Sunday to enter
National Park seminary. They will
be greatly missed in the young So
ciety set this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. ] L. Graves enter
tanned Monday evening at game din
ner for Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Edwards,
who expect to leave soon to make their
home in California. The cozy Graves
home on North Broadway was the
scene Of merry gathering on this oc-
casion and after the serving OF q per-
feet menu, the hours were spent in So
cial chat. 4
Mrs. J. e. Frenette and daughter
have returned from New York state
where they visited relatives the past
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Hall and
daughter Angelina have moved into
their pretty bungalow on Ninth street
south.
Mrs. Percy Goodwin will be hoetess
to the Round Dozen club this coming
week.
Mrs. Robert Reed mother and son o;
Armenia spent Thursday in Fargo.
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Mrs. J. S. Weible entertained at hel
Eighth street south home THURSDAY
afternoon with tea to compliment
Mrs. Jean Lawrence and mother.
Mrs. William Hunter is visiting rela,
tives in the twin cities
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Mrs. Thomas Mckenzie announce,
the engagement OF her daughter, Mar.
lgaret, to David Mcdonald. The wed
lding is to take place at the home OF
lOct. 9.
Mrs. r. A. Gonover delightfully."- en-
Itertalned with luncheon at the hote
Gardner Friday as a courtesy to Mrs
w. r. Edwards.
Mrs. T. II. Sherman expects to leav,
Monday for the twin cities. Late
she viii visit q college friend in Iowa
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Mrs. Y. r. Hamilton was a week enc
guest of Mrs. w. III. Shure en- route
from Sank Center. MINI. to her homs
in Hunter, N. ID.
Mrs Marie Edwards Belknap Ia ex.
lpected home next Wednesday from {
months visit In Chicago and st. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall leave mex
week for Lethbridge. Can.
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G. q. Boyden. jr., has arrived from
Little Rock, Adlx.. as wire chief OF
the Northern Pacific. He is a son Of
Editor Boyden Of Lisbon and expects
his family here soon.
j. A. Deane, a. popular salesman OF
the Lordand Taylor Co. New York
city, was transacing business In Fargo
Thursday. Although ar Deane hal
recently acquired this territory he has
already made many friends.
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Mr. and Mrs, Harry L. Newman d
Chicago are spending the day In tn.
city en- route to the coast Mr. New,
man liz manager OF the Sunlight Musit
ICo. of Chicago, and q composer OF con.
siderable note
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Mrs. r. III. Lamb OF Moorq1ead enter.
tanned the ladies OF st. Joseph'i
lchurch Thursday afternoon at her HON,
1T Sixth street south.
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Miss Adele Pomeroy, who is teaching