The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
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MRS. schnalIen and Mrs. Peter Hill
assisted the hostess.
Bishop Mann left for Lisbon this
morning and will hold services there
tomorrow.
Wallace w. George OF the Fargo
College conHervatory.of music. with his
bride. arrived from Boston Tuesday
evening and for the present they have
apartments at the Gardner. Friends
will regret that Mrs. George is suf-
fering from valvular trouble OF the
heart and experts say that she will
be an invalid for an extended period.
They were married In London. Eng,
July 13, and sailed for the United
States a few days afterward. The
bride was Miss Prudence w. Wood
worth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Woodworth, KentvilIe Nova
Scotia. The family is an old one and
MIR. George had known Miss Wood
worth from girlhood. In May the
young lady sailed with a party of
friends, apparently In perfect health,
for trip around the world Crossing
the ocean, Miss Woodwork was at
tackled with valvular trouble OF the
heart and on arrival on the other side
she was taken to a private hospital in
London. When Mr.. George reached
Boston in June to begin his vacation,
he was cabled to from London that
his fiance was seriously iii and he
sailed Immediately for the British
metropolis. Her condition improved
and when she was convalescent they
were married by license in London and
left for home a few days afterwards
the trip around the world having been
given up. Since their arrival from
Europe Mrs. George has been under
the care Of specialists and improved so
that she was able to make the journey
to Fargo with her husband. The long
westward journey was a little fatigu-
ing and absolute rest was needed. Mr.
and Mrs, George will be pleased to
have their friends call as soon as Mrs.
George has regained her health.
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Mrs Alias Miller 354 Ninth avenue,
will visit at Crookston next week as
the guest OF friends.
Miss Lillian Callander of Columbus,
o., is the guest Of Dr. and Mrs. c. N.
Callander.
John b. Daugherty of the Luger
Furniture Co, lift last night for St.
Paul where he will spend several days
on business and pleasure.
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Mrs. Wayne Eddy and two daugh-
ters reached Fargo on Monday from
summers visit with relatives at
Bellingham, Wash.
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The Misses Lucille Bristol and Mar
garet, Hollister will leave Oct. for
Washington, d. c., to enter National
Park seminary.
Harry Magill and son Will have re-
turned from hunting trip at Es-
mond.
Among the Fargo and Moornead
students at the Madison university
this year will be included the Misses
Marguerite McConville and Pearl Di-
nan OF Fargo; Miss Weld and Messrs
Gordon Nye and Leslie welter Of
Moorhead.
p The ANUS club win give an infor-
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ming at Prizes hall. It will be o
younger set who are leaving soon for
college.
Miss Frances Holloway VIII teach
at Warren. N. D., this year.
| Miss Hulda Johnson has gone to
Eveleth, Mimi. where she has ac-
cepted a position as teacher in the
public schools.
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Miss Minnie Trimbal arrived in the
lefty this morning to be the guest OF
r. 9. Lewis and family.
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Mrs. Frank Campbell accompanied
by her daughter. Margaret. and Miss
Mae Howe left Thursday for the east
The young ladies will enter Milwau-
kee Downer this faH.
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J Mrs. Annie Dwight Tyler was call.
ed to Atlantic City on Friday by the
death Of her mother.
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Mrs. w. e. Hunt and Miss Harriet
expect to leave soon for the east
where the latter will enter the univer.
5tby Va WASSOAASAA AN ANd0ASOAg WIB.
on Sept. 29
Miss Wagner of Moorhead left or
Thursday for st. Paul
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Mrs. Botnne left Friday for Chi
cago after two months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. A. Simonson.
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i Mr. and Mrs. Sam Poole have re.
! turned from a vacation spent II
Battle Creek, Mich.
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Miss Dorothy Hanna leaves mex
week OF Ingleside School in Connects
] cut. Miss Jean Hanna will accom-
! pany her.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Welter OF Moor
head were pleasantly surprised Oh
Friday evening by number OF thei
, friends, the occasion being tnei
twentieth wedding anniversary. Afte
an enjoyable evening with music an,
cards. refreshments were served ant