The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-14
SOCIETY

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DR.. w. p. TheIer and wife Of West
on, who have been visiting their sew.
eral friends in the city have return.
ed home.
Miss Alice Scott of Osceola, after &
pleasant visit with several friends ir
the city, has returned home.
R. w. S. Blackwell of La Moure. who
was in the city yesterday on business
has returned home.
Misses Sadie Louden and Jassie
Spencer both of Cooperstown. arrived
in the city yesterday for visit to their
friends.
Misses Clara Hagen and Ethel Fra
zee, both of Pelican Rapids are the
guests Of their friends in this city.
Frank Wilson Of Bathgate, state oil
inspector was Inc the city Yesterday
calling on his friends and attending to
his official duties.
Miss Freda Langren left yesterday
for Brainerd, Mimi, upon the receipt
Of telegram that her brother, a rail-
road man, had been badly hurt and had
been placed in the hospital at that
place. Just how her brother was iniur-
ed and the extent of his injuries is not
known.
The Rev. c. r. Adams. pastor of
the Presbyterian, church, who has been
absent from the city for few DAYS,
returned home this morning and will
appear in his pulpit as usual tomor-
row morning and evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knerr have
moved into their new apartments at
10 Eighth avenue south. and are nicely
settled
On Wednesday afternoon on Fifth
avenue south, Mrs. H. L. Startling was
at home informally in honor Of Mrs.
Ed. Hughes Of Bismarck. Sewing and
chit chat was the order of the day.
Elaborate refreshments were served.
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George Foss Of Jamestown was the
guest the first of the week at the G. r.
Wilson home on Fourth avenue south.
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The Idun Reading club completed
their series Of meetings by a banquet
at the Gardner, Saturday evening, Nav
T. Covers were laid for fifteen and the
table was beautifully decorated with
carnations as a centerpiece and lilies
OF the valley at each plate Place
cards contained quotations from the
different Norwegian authors that had
been studied by the club during the
winter and between the courses these
were quoted. The ladies adjourned to
the parlors after the elaborate banquet
where Miss Aslaug Olson entertained
by her musical talent. The work of
the club will be taken up again in the
fall.
Oscar Hallenberg, vice president of
the Meredith Drug CO., has been called
to Washington, d. c., to a conference
calling for a revision of the United
States Pharmacoepia. This revision
is made every ten years. The confer
enee is composed of many of the prom
inent chemists, pharmacists and ply
sicians of the country.
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Miss Harriet Berrisford returned to
her home in st. Paul Monday. She was
visiting Miss Eva Hey, Ninth street
south.
Mrs. c. A. Roberts expects to leave
for her home in Leonard Monday morn
ing after being three weeks in town
disposing of her Eighth street prop
erty.
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DR.. and Mrs. G. j. Pattison are nice
ly settled in their new home on Eighth
avenue north.
Mrs. Frank Treat accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Kiser, to her home in
Ohio and will remain away visiting for
a month. During her absence Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Treat are at the Treat
home, first avenue north.
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Mrs. II. B. Quick at her apartments
in the Wellington, was hostess on
to one of the popular 500
clubs and several progressions were
made. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. |
Sven and Mrs. Shields. An elaborate |
luncheon was served for the guests at
the small tables after the game. Pink |
were the flowers chosen for
decorations. Mrs. D. w. Shields will
entertain the club at its next meeting |
at her home on Ninth street south.