The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-30
Social Notes

mar. ana Mrs. q. Il. Hall returned
Wednesday from Lake Itaska, where
they spent about a week.
Colonel Whitehead of williston is
In the city today talking insurance,
! democracy-and Williston.
Mrs. Ben Wasem went to Lisbon
this morning on business trip. She
is expected back Tuesday.
Elstone McKone of Ambrose is in tt +,
city on business and is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. HI. Pull, Tenth street
north.
Mrs. H. c. Beach of Minneapolis was
an arrival Wednesday and is the guest
OF Mrs r. c. Akeley of Tenth street
north.
Miss Allie Syverson of Bismarck ar
rived last evening and will visit in Far
go and Abercrombie for two or three
weeks.
Mrs. M. Corey Of Cando was an ar
rival Monday and will be the guest Of
Miss Anna Egan, Seventh avenue
north, for a week.
Mrs. G. e. Jones and daughter Doro-
thy, who spent the day here yesterday
with Mrs. j. S. Campbell, returned to
their home in Lisbon this morning.
The Misses Jane and Irma Carchure
of Jamestown and Olive Proctor Of
Bismarck were guests in the city last
evening on their way home from Min
neapoIis
Mrs. f. w Campbell went to Mil
waukee this morning to spend twa
weeks with her daughter, Miss Mar
garet. who is attending school at Dow
ner Hall.
Miss Helmer Heath returned Tues
day from Saskatoon, Can. where she
went as a companion to her aunt. Miss
Hunter. who remained there with h.~
sister, Mrs. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Burton and scn
Hobart of Lennon are expected today
and will be the guests of Mrs. George
Van Kleet for short time before
choosing a home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Morris Of
this city have received word from
Minneapolis announcing the birth of
a baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Briggs yesterday. Mother and child
are both doing nicely.
Mrs. S. A. Paige has received word
as to the safe arrival of her daughter,
Miss Marie, in Portland, Ore. Miss
Paige was called away suddenly to
take some music classes in that city
and Mrs Paige will follow her in a
few days.
Miss Erdyne Glass entertained about
twelve young ladies in her apartments
on Roberts street north Wednesday
evening at progressive 500 for Miss
Donna Murphy of Owatonna, Mimi.
who is the guest of Miss Estelle Tritch-
Ter. After very interesting game.
delightful luncheon was served Miss
Murphy expects to leave Monday for
her home
Alex Lavell. chief librarian of the
Minneapolis public library. arrived in
the city last evening for few days
visit with his brother, Charles M. La
ven, and to renew old acquaintancas.
Alex Is an old Fargo boy and this IS
his first visit back for eleven years. He
finds many changes and improvements
In the city, none more striking than
those of The Forum. since he used 20
carry papers when boy.
Miss Minnie Marquette entertained
Wednesday evening at her hone on
Fifth avenue south for Miss Gertrude
Richardson, who is to be the bride If
John Marquette Oct. 5. About flfreen
guests passed a pleasant evening in
music and games, Miss Olga Bros.ap
winning first prize and Miss Nimzicyx
OF Moorhead the second. The home
was very pretty, with cream and white
crepe paper decorations, chrysanthe-
NUNS and numerous hearts of all sizes
scattered throughout the rooms About
III O'Clock dainty luncheon was
served, the guests departing at a la.e
hour.
President and Mrs Frank LeRord
McVey of Grand Forks gave a hand
somely appointed dinner last evening
at the presidents elegant home at Uni
versity place. Invitations were extend
ed to twelve of the distinguished guests
there for the inauguration, the presi-
dents father, Judge A. III. McVev of
Des Moines, Iowa. President Edmund
]. James of Illinois. President GEORGE
y. MacLean Of Iowa, President A. Ross
Hill of Missouri, Governor John Burke
Of Bismarck, President Howard Elliott
OF st. Paul, President C. @. Creegan of
Fargo college. Dean Frank Allen of
Manitoba, Counsellor A. III. Bright
Judge N. G. Young of Fargo and Hon
Tracy r.. Bangs. American beauty
roses were used for decoration in ali
the rooms and the repast was served in