The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

The most charming social affair OF
this week was the largetreception given
Wednesday afternoon b Mrs. John b
Folsom at her beautiful home on Third
avenue south, to compliment Mrs. Fred
Bartels. The house and lawns never
looked more inviting than ON this oc-
casion. The receiving rooms were fra
grant with bright colored nasturtiums
and asparagus vines, Mrs. Folsom was
assisted in receiving her guests by
Mesdames Benton, Blakemore, Blake,
Tyler, Crabbe and White. The dinning
room was most attractive in a color
scheme Of pink and the table, where
Mrs. e. ]. Henriques presided at the
coffee urn, was decorated with am i'm
mense mass of sweet peas and pink
candles shed a soft light over all. De-
licious refreshments were served by
the Misses Jean Hanna and Marjorie
deGolyer and Mesdames Otto Morrow,
Harriet Orchard and Stanley O'Neill
Frappe was dispensed from the cool
grape arbor by the Misses Craver and
Blake and Mr.. Ralph Weible.
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MeET1H Hodge and wife Of Miles
City, Mont, are visiting his uncle, A.
+. Hodge Of Tenth avenue south.
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Mrs. Jacob Lowell, 1r.. was hostess to
a company OF ladies last Saturday aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. w. c. Stewart
of Freeport, Ill The rooms were pret-
tily decorated with pink blossoms and
bridge proved the popular pasttime
with Mrs Charles Dill winner of the
dainty prize. At the close Of the game
a two-course luncheon was served.
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Mrs. NJ deGolyer of Evanston, Ill,
arrived Thursday to be the guest for
the the month Of August of her sister,
Mrs. y. b. Grant.
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Mrs. Arthur Paulson of WarrOad,
nee Dora L. PaulsOn Of Fargo, a Fargo
teacher Of last year, is visiting friends
and relatives in Fargo.
Mrs. Wilbur Lawrence left last night
for Chenoa. Ill, to attend the funeral
Of her father, whose death occurred
Wednesday evening in Boise, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. p. Beckwith and
daughter. Dorothy reached Fargo We'd
lnesday from a three weeks visit in
Mitchell, s. d.
T.. A. Irish of the First National
bank left last evening for Du-
Iuth where he Will board one OF the
great ore freighters on the lake and
viii take the lake trip to Buffalo. These
freighters have palatial accommOda-
tions for a few passengers.
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Atty. H +. Miller and daughter, Miss
Mae Miller. left this week for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miller at
Rainy Lake. MINI.
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Mesdames H. r. Miller and g. G..
Roberts have returned from a pleasant
visit with Mrs. c. e. Lovejoy at Melis-
sa Lake.
Miss II. r. Steele, deputy clerk of
the u. 8. courts, has left for Spring
vile, NJ. Y, where she viii spend a
month at her old home.
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The Talkalot club proved their club
was weu named when they met with
Mrs. John Thompson Of South Eight
street last Monday and enjoyed their
regular session.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. deLendrecie left
Thursday evening for New York city
and other points in the east on an ex-
tensEve buying trip for their big store
ln this city.
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D. 6. Mcmillan OF st. Joe, Mo-, ar
rived In Fargo Tuesday and will
make his home here in the future Mr..
MoAafIIan married Fargo young lady,
formerly Miss EsergIason.
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Mrs. J. ]. Cocl1rilI left Tuesday
evening for Colorado Springs, where
she win visit the grave of her late
husband and arrange for its future
care. From there she viii proceed to
Salt Lake City for a visit with old
friends as that was her former home.
Later Shs viii attend the Seattle fair
and return by a northern route. IL
may tao that Mrs. Cockrali will decide
upon q western city for her future