The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-13
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Social Notes

Mr.. ad Mrs Charlie Rlakeslee have
returned from the Minnesota state
fair
Prof. G.. B. Waldron and son, Clar-
ence, returned from Minneapolis sat
urday.
T. B, Dawson of La Moure was in.
the city Monday en- route home from
the fair,
DR.. Burton was among the Fargoans
who enjoyed the auto races at the
Minnesota state fair.
Professor Boehmer has returned from
an extensive southwestern and eastern
trip which was purely for recreation.
Miss Marie Ostbye and little sister.
Harriet, have returned from a ten
days visit with friends at Abercrom.
bic.
Clarence McCulloch left yesterday for
Minneapolis after spending ten days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McCulloch.
Mrs. NJ. G. Rea of Montrey, Tenn.
arrived last night for visit at the
Riverside farm with the Misses Kate
and Ellie Rea.
Miss Lancetto Steel of Bathgate ar
rived in town last night preparatory
to another years work at the Fargo
college conservatory.
Mrs. Dollar and little son, William,
of Occur d'Alene. Ida, came yester-
day and is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie.
Mrs. w. j. Lorshbough returned last
evening from LaMoure, wheru she has
been the guest of Mrs. Pearl Miller
who formerly lived in Fargo.
Arthur Dean came back Saturday
evening from Hatton, where he has
been spending the summer with his
parents. He will take up work again
at the Fargo college.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Newton of Har-
wood are home from q three months
visit in the east, going as far as Bos
ton. but spending most of the time at
their old home in Vermont.
Miss AdeIine ogden. who has been
i'll at st. Johns hospital since under
going an operation a short time ago,
Is getting along nicely and her friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
H T. Alsop of the Interior Lumber
Co, left this morning for Pequot,
Mimi, where the company has about
1000 cords of choice wood that they
are preparing to ship to Fargo.
Mrs. N. G. Eggen and daughter,
Miss Ethel left last week for Min
neapolis, where Miss Ethel will begin
her studies at the university. Mrs.
Eggen is expected home Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Poole of steele return
ed home Friday after pleasant
weeks visit with Miss Lila Elliott of
Fourth avenue south. She is expect
ed back Saturday and will begin work
at the A. G..
Mrs A. Parkinson and daughter,
Miss Bessie of jamestown have just
concluded a pleasant two weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Berner and
family. They returned ito their home
Sunday evening.
This afternoon the Misses Ellie and
Kate Rea will entertain sixteen ladies
at tea for Mrs NJ. c. Rea of Nontrey
Tenn, formerly Of this city. The aft
ernoon will be spent in chat and
needle work. Mrs. Rea's old friends
are glad to welcome her again "a
Fargo.
Mrs. v. G. Lyman. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Robert Nc
Culloch. of Tenth street north for
some time, left Sunday afternoon for
Burkely, Call where she will visit
friends for a short time, She expects
to sail from San Francisco about, Sept
20 for her home at Che Foo, China,
An important business meeting OF
the Gethsemane caths1.al guild next
Thursday afternoon, Sept is. at 2: 80
o'clock, at the home of Ms. T. II. Bux
ton. 1914 Fifth street north. AS bust
ness of Importance is TO De discussed
It Is desired that all interested in tn,
work OF the cathedral parish be pres
emit
Miss Carol Bishop Stanley, new
member of the piano department of
Fargo. conservatory of music, was an
arrival yesterday. She is a graduate
of the New England conservatory of
Il music and has taken instruction in the
studies of leading masters in Ger
many. She comes to Fargo from the
Hannah More academy, Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Lippy and niece.
Miss Hattie Rose of Seattle who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
McCulloch for few days, left Sunday
evening for Minneapolis From there
they will begin a tour OF the east in
their car, leaving Miss Rose at the
Woman's college at Baltimore. They
Woman's college at Baltimore. They
west next June.
Miss Claire Elliott was the delight
full hostess at an informal tea Sunday
evening for Miss Helen McCumber.
who is the guest of Miss Eva Shea.
Members. Of the younger society set
were invited and the evening was spent
most informally. The dining room was
decorated in handsome America a
beauty roses Among the guests pres
emit were, the Misses Eva Shea, Har
riet Hunt, Vivian Dinnie of Grand
Forks, Dorothy Hanna, Hermoine Nit
chell Jessie Edwards, Marjory Rusel..
Emma Miller. Mildred Hildreth. Irva
Burdick. Alice Lewis and Alice Leon
ard. and Messrs. Melville Hildreth,
Lynn Stambaugh. Curle Calendar,
Harold Wilson. Hawley Russell. Horace
Young, Charley Kennedy. Denton Bur-
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