The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19
Social Notes

Mrs Morton Page came in from De-
troit yesterday for a short stay in
town.
A. e. Frohne came up from Detroit
Wednesday to spend a short time in
town.
Mrs. Peter Stewart is spending a
short outing with friends on Lake Cor
morant.
Will Magill came up yesterday
morning and is the guest of Lynn
Stambaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Mathews expect
to leave Monday for their new home
in Eugenia, Ore. Their many friends
here greatly regret the change.
f. H. Tablet has gone to spend the
remainder of the summer at London
Ont He expects to be gone until
about the middle of September.
C. j. Weiser, president of the Win
neshiek county State bank of DEBORAH,
Ia, is the guest Of E. J. Weiser of the
First National bank of this city.
Miss Jean Smith of Valley city, who
has been spending the last week at
Shoreham, viii stop here as the guest
of Miss Lenna Clarke on her way
/ home.
j Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. r. S. Lewis
are the proud grandparents of baby
girl who came to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Braistad of Minneapolis on
Monday.
/ Miss Rosilla Laid and Culver Ladd
are spending a week at Lake Cormor-
ant. Miss Rosilla as the guest of Mrs.
| c. B. Waldron and Culver as the guest
Of Mrs. Neal. ~
| Mrs. A. H Mosher of Minneapolis is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Riley Of this city. Mrs. Mosher is on
her way home from an extended trip
| to the Pacific coast.
i In response to an invitation from
! E. r. Orchard, director of the choir,
Miss AIDA Blakeslee has very kindly
Il consented to sing an offortory solo
during the morning service at Gethse
name cathedral next Sunday.
Mrs. Mark Shields of Abortion,
Mont, is the guest of Mrs. A. w. Cup
Ter for a few days, while on her way
home. She was formerly Miss Marco
line Fitzgerald of Burlington, Ia, and
has many friends in this city, having
visited here several times before.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Richardson or
Dubuque, Ia, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Rowland. They were
former residents of Fargo. Mr.
Richardson is now with the Standard
Oil Co., and finds a great many
changes in Fargo after an absence Of
several years.
Miss Mildred Wheeler, charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wheel
er of First avenue SOUTH left Thursday
morning for Cannon Ball, N. D., to
visit her brother, j. w. Wheeler, for
a short time. She will also visit in
several other places with friends be-
fore returning. s
Mrs. r. G.. VALENTINE and Master
Cyril VALENTINE of Fourteenth street
south returned home wednesday from
an extended western trip. While away
they visited in Spokane, Wash. Ellen
burg, Wash, Occur d'Alene, Ida, and
Livingston, Mont. They were away
about two months.
Miss Ada Michaelson, who has been
cashier in the main Office of the Gard
ner hotel for some time, has resigned
her position and will leave in a few
days to visit friends in st. Cloud
Mimi, after which she will go to Min
neapolis, where she will teach school
this fall and winter.
Miss Minnie Kohler of Island Park
entertained dozen of her girl friends
yesterday afternoon. The time was
spent in sewing and conversation and
very delightful luncheon was served
later in the afternoon. The guests
enjoyed the afternoon immensely and
voted Miss Kohler capable entertain
er.
Misses Katherine and Rizpah Laid
left this morning to be the guests of
Misses Margaret and Dorothy Hutch
inson of LaMoure. They will also be
present at a reception which is to be
given for Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hutchin-
son who were married recently. Mrs.
Hutchinson was formerly Miss Mable
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii H. Wright, who
have been spending the spring and
summer at Hartford, Conn, returned
to Fargo Thursday night and are &C.
cupying apartments at the Hotel
Gardner They made the western
journey via the lakes, travelling in one
of the great lake palace steamers.
Both look well and Mrs. Wright says
she is anticipating greatly the beauti-
full autumn weather for which North
Dakota is famous.
The ladies of the Foreign Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church
gave a worry successful social last
evening at the home of Prof. and Mrs
e. F. Laid, Thirteenth street north
DIR. Hunter favored the guests with an
address, which was made doubly in
teresting by illustrating pictures of the
early settlement of st. Joe, now known
as Walhalla, by missionaries. Paul
Bunce sang a couple of selections
which were greatly appreciated, and
4 very bountiful picnic supper was
served on the lawn. THE grounds
around the Laid home were beautiful
ly decorated with Japanese lanterns
and settees and cozy corners were
placed conveniently for the guests. The
evening was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. j. M. s. Wiser added one more
to the many beautiful social events
for Miss Edna Cline last evening al
her handsome apartments at the Arl.
ington flats on North Broadway. The
entertainment was a squad dinner al
6: 80, the covers were laid for the eighi