The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-07


Ryan left Wednesday for West Baden.
They win later go to Canada and the
judge may visit Leo in South Dakota
before his return.
Mrs. G. o. Young OF the wellington
flats left on Monday afternoon for a
Minneapolis visit OF a few days.
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G. A. Wheelock very pleasantly en-
tertained the men OF Gethsemane
cathedral of the Episcopal church at a
dinner Monday evening, which was
served in the Stone hall. the young
ladies of the cathedral assisting in the
serving. The dinner was given by
Mr.. Wheelock for the purpose OF get
Il ting the men Of the parish better ac-
i quainted. also for the purpose Of
| awakening interest in the men In
| church work, for as the bishop ex-
pressed ii there were some at the ban
quet whom he had never seen in
church. Atty. John S. Frame was
postmaster of the evening and short
talks were made by Bishop Mann, Geo.
Hancock, d. B. Holt, e. j. Henrique,
DR.. H. b, Smith, r. b. Blakemoore,
A. G Arvold, A b. Tayor, Dean BOWL
ing, ]. p. Hardy and c. A. Wheelock.
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Mrs. Harriette Magill left Sunday
for New York City where she will re-
sumo her musical studies. Mrs. s..
@. Magill win keep the children here
during the summer and will take them
east late in the season.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman came Tuesday
| evening from Devils Lake for a visit
OF fortnight with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Geo, Nichols, Seventh avenue
south.
The Misses Ethel and Katherine
Lowman reached home Tuesday even
ing from a winter in the south.
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Thursday afternoon, Miss Florence
Shotwell at her Island park home was
hostess to the Nameless club of young
| ladies and pleasant time was had in
plying the needle in the dainty fancy
work and listening to several delight
full plano selections. At a late hour a
| delicious luncheon was passed to the
sixteen guests.
Miss Irene Harmon left Monday
evening for Lacrosse, Wis, where she
expects to reside.
10
Mrs. d, d. Vandyne is at home on
Seventh street south from a months
visit in Hope, N. p.
o
Ernest r. Wright is hame from
months outing at Mud Lavia and is
feeling much better for this trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Barber OF Garri-
son have moved to Fargo to reside.
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A pretty May day party given last
evening in the crypt of the Gethse-
name cathedral by the Junior league
| in the cause OF missions. A goodly
number gathered together and enjoyed
| the pleasant hours which the youthful
band of devoted workers prepared for
them.
The Fargo Moorhead Pan Hellenic
| society rendered banquet on Thurs
| day evening at o'clock in the Gard
ner hotel. L, A. Huntoon of Moorhead
was POSTMASTER and an elaborate pro-
gramme was presented.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Gleason of Minot
were in the city Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Gleason.
Miss Esther Haglund Of Coopers-
town, after pleasant visit here has
returned home.
Miss Hazel Woodworth has returned
home from a pleasant visit with
friends in Breckenridge, MINI.
r. T. Redmonds and family OF Rich
| mond, Ore. were in the city en- route
home from an eastern trip.
o
Mrs. Fred Jorgenson Of Grandin was
week end visitor here.
10
Miss Marie Monson of the Bowers
block was called to Hillsboro by the
illness of her sister.
o.
On Tuesday afternoon, fifty ladies
met at the home of Mrs. Stewart will
son for the regular monthly gathering
of the Pastors Aid of the M. e. church.
Mrs. Wilson was assisted by Mrs. B.
F. Spaulding during the afternoon.
The ladies spent the hours pleasantly
sewing garments for the Associated
Charities. Ice cream and cake was
passed at late hour.
Miss Eva Shea is again able to be
out after spending four weeks in Far
go sanitarium suffering from a severe
attack of rheumatism. She has re-
sumed her studies and is much i'm
proved in health.
An American Citizen is the name
of the senior class play which will be
put on at the Fargo operahouse May
%. For the past month, the members
of the cast have been working hard
under the direction Of Mrs. Reming-
ton The play is In four acts, one laid
i'm New York, two in Nice, France, and
the last in London. 1t Is neither
comedy nor tragedy, but happy me-
dunn.
The Fortnightly club which was to
have met on Monday next, May 9, with
Mrs Chas. Amidon in Island park, will
be held at the home of Mrs. r. f.
Weible, Eighth street .-outh. owing to
the absence from the city of Mrs. Ami
don. The meeting is to be an open
one and the interested public As cordi-
ally invited to attend, at 3 o'clock
Prof Max Bait OF the Agricultural col
lege will lecture on German paint
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs o. s. Black Of Mayville
visited Fargo the fore part Of the
week
Mrs. G. e. Talmadge Of Cooperstown,
registered at the Waldorf on Monday,
N1isa Arr Adayna has ,at.vnod have