The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-28

fact that housekeeping season is bare
ly over, the society matrons and maids
of the city have found considerable
time for entertaining the past week,
and innumerable pleasures were en-
joyed by many guests in the city, for
whom social functions of every sort
were catalogued with the bridal show
ers, sewing bees and bridge parties
predominating. Numerous banquets
at the different halls, hotels and club
rooms were given each day, partaken
of by business men, schools, clubs and
visitors Baseball and tennis have
their devotees and, with commence
ment days near at hand, everyone is
busy Soon the examinations will be
a thing Of the past and then will
come the delightful side Of commence
ment time. There will be dinners, ban
quets and receptions, dances, class
plays, picnics and excursions, and
when the time comes for farewells and
departures to homes in distant cities,
to summer resorts or vacation travels,
II will be after one Of the longest and
gayest spring seasons, ever witnessed
in the city.
Miss Blanche Hines, Of Cando, after
a pleasant visit withafrer Fargo friends
has returned home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cramer OF F1ar-
vey were in the city the end OF the
week, on their way home from Mime
apolis, making the trip overland in
their new auto.
Mrs. P. A. Hicks of Casselton, who
has been visiting her friends in this
city, has returned home,
O.
Mrs. C. E. Morton and youngest
daughter Of Page were the Sunday
guests of Mrs. I'D. H. Stow, Thirteenth
street south.
Mrs. Ray Beale, Of the Hotel Gard
ner, is on a visit with her frtendsvand
relatives at the twin cities.
Mrs. Gertrude, Gum of Sioux Falls,
g. D., was registered at the Metropole
on Sunday.
MISS Elizabeth Moore Of this city,
wlloahas been Visiting friends atEGlyn-
don, EMinn., has returned home.
Mr.. iand Mrs, c., E. Wood ofsAmenia
were fl the city Sunday.
Mrs, s. w. sickels Of Harlan, having
completed a pleasant visit with her
Fargo friends has returned home.
The fntersocfety banquet OF the
AthentM rs Philomatt1ian will. be held
at the Hotel Gardner next fSaturday
evening.
Mr.. anal Mrs. C. e. wood ofgAmenia,
who werGs the guests OF their many
friends fiji this city Thavea returned
home.
Kindly phone any items Of social do
ings or of comings and, goings to Mrs.
Belknap, 26li-L.
.
Miss Lillian Brown of Wahpeton,
who has bee n the guest Of Miss Ro-
vena Peterson of the southside has
returned homie.
On next Tuesday afternoon, at her
home in Moorhead, Mrs, T. I. Lewis
will give a complimentary party to
the Moorhead Bridge club, In which
the hours will be devoted to that
popular game Of cards. Mrs. Lewis has
substituted a number of times at the
club, and to show her appreciation of
the honors will entertain the ladies at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leadbetter Of Lee
Heights, S. D., who have been visiting
their many friends in the tcfty have re-
turned home.
Miss Frances Holloway left Sunday
evening for Grand Forks, where she
win enter summer school and then will
attend the state university in the fall.
She accompanied her aunt, Mrs. An
derson, and daughter, Marion home
after their visit here.
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The dates for the two big banquets
Of the knights Of Columbus have been
definitely fixed. The first will be held
on Monday evening. May go in con-
nect1on with the ceremonial session of
the knights, and the second will be
held on Wednesday evening, June l, |
the guest of honor being the Rt Rev.
Bishop OReilly, who will be installed
into his Office on that date Both
banQuets will be elaborate, but the