The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
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Social Notes

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Miss Jennie Simmons left SUNDAY
evening for Beloit, wis.
Mrs. c. H. Porritt left Mondav Cor
the east to be gone week or ten davs
Miss Claire Elliott left this morn,n,
TOT st. Paul. to enter the st. Cathorina's
school, ''e1 i''0 .
Mrs. F. A. Devereaux of Page IS
the guest Of Mrs. G. A. Nevsslt for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Nesbit returned
monday from three days visit in
Minneapolis. -
NOME Mares spent Sunday in town
and left last evening TO enter the state
university at Grand Forks.
General Poole is in the city. He
is looking up some legal matters be-
fore his return to Bismarck.
Mss Alice Leonard left Sunday even
ing for Minneapolis, where she will
"ntr the Minnesota university.
Hr. Frank Allen and Mrs. F., q.
Ltcas of Lisbon are visiting Mrs. H.
x Turner of Eighth avenue south.
The Misses Blanche and Bella Dun
das and Jessie Hockridge of Hunter
are sending a few days of this week
in town
Mrs T. Patterson, who has been IN
aftenRnce at the National Dressmak-
ers' convention in the east will re-
turn Sept. 2S
Mis Esther Anderson, who has spent
the ast six months in the twin cities.
Moohead and Fargo, left yesterday for
her lone at Bismarck.
Anew bridge club will be organized
thif afternoon of eight ladies, who
viii meet with Mrs. Bishop Mann at
he home on Eighth street south.
The Misses MART and Myrtle F1aten
1ouis Lee, and Elmer F'laten enjoyed
pleasant ride to Perlev, MINI. with
Hr. and Mrs. John Flaten in their new
car
Misses Agnes Burns and Marie
Barnes of Glen Ullia spent yesterday
In town WITH friends and left last even
ing for Grand Forks to register at the
university.
Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Olsen and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, and Judge Hanson and
family motored to Perley, Mimi, where
they spent very pleasant day at the
Aabye farm.
Bert Grasse and little son of Grand
Forks and Dr. Fred Grasse and little
son Of Chicago are the guests this
week of their mother Mrs. H. Grasse
of Seventh street south
w F. Dibble of Marshall, Mimi, who
has been spending the past few days
at the Rea farm south of town. left
Monday morning for Forsyth Mont. to
visit the Rea brothers ranch and his
daughter, Mrs. Will Rea,
Mrs. R. B. Newton is entertaining
this afternoon at a thimble bee for
Mrs. NJ c. Rea, who is visiting at the
Riverside farm. Twenty ladies will
be preent to enjoy the afternoon and
daintyrefreshments wills be served
Mr. tnd Mrs. Paul Martin of Fourth
avenu south entertained Miss Olive
Nelsol and w. f. Berg at dinner Sun
day fternoon. Covers were laid for
seven and the table was very pretty
with hsters. Miss Nelson and Mr.. |
Berg ire to be married soon.
AT Q o'clock last evening at the
Evanelical parsonage, Rev L. M.
Bingham read the words that united
for lie Miss Annie B. Mills and Daniel |
C. Alison, both of this city. The bride |
lie aIfine and intelligent young lady
and has made her home in Fargo for
som time. Mr. Allison holds a Do
sitih in the Alex Stern Co.'s store |
an6is a very popular young man. Mr.. |
AM Mrs. Allison left this morning for |
anextended wedding trip.
Sunday evening about thirty friends |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Westerdahl gave |
ITEM a very pleasant surprise, the
ccasion being their twentieth ami |
iersary. Professor Halland represented |
the guests in presenting the happy /
couple with Haviland china coffee /
set and explaining some good sugges-
tons for future reference. Mr.. Wester- |
dahl very ably responded. Appropriate |
remarks were made by w. o. Olsen, /
Mr.. Sydness, Judge Hanson and Others. |
The rooms were very pretty with |
sweet peas and autumn foliage and de- |
licious refreshments were served after /
a few hours spent most pleasantly. |
The guests departed at late hour. /
leaving many we'll wishes behind them. |