The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-07
in the evening. and continue the festi.

IN the evening, ana continue the Lesl-
vities.
Miss Bertha Keene spent Sunday in
Grand Forks the guest of Miss Kath-
ryne McKinstry.
Our Boys was selected by the A. G.
seniors for their class play and re-
hearsals have begun. l. is a three
act play for ten characters and will
be given June 6, at the college and
every effort will be put forth to have
It a work of merit.
DIR. Herbert Tilden. pastor of the
First Baptist church has resigned and
plans to leave June /. He will move
with his family to Maine for the sum-
mer and win probably go abroad be-
fore accepting another pastorate.
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On Thursday evening the district
group of bankers held their regular
meeting here with sessions in the Far
go Commercial club rooms. In the
evening following the regular banquet
a theatre party was made up to attend
the performance of Macbeth with
Robert Mantell in the title role. Dur
Ing their sojorun in the city the visit
Ing bankers were guests of the Fargo
bankers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Brown OF Boze-
man, Mont, were Sunday guests in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Ameson OF Nc
Vile have returned home after a visit
in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Brown have re-
turned to their Minneapolis home after
a visit with friends here.
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Miss Carrie Marsh of the Fargo col
lege returned home Monday from a
visit in Grand Forks with friends at
the state university
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Patterson of
Bismarck passed through the citv the
end Of the week en- route home from
an eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs George HOLSTER are
at present at home in the Frank Gard :
ner house on Ninth -treet south where
they will be until their own home ID
ready for occupancy, June /.
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]. A. Adams of breckenridge Mimi.
who has been visiting his friends in
this city has returned home
G. A. Saterbocl1, of Wheaton, Mdnn..
after transacting business in Fargo has
returned home.
James e. Hart and wife OF Minnea
polls, after a pleasant visit with their
friends here have returned home.
william Glanson and wife Of owa-
tona who have been visiting friends in
the city have returned home.
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r. S. Eyers of Aberdeen. 8. ID who
was in the city yesterday on business
has returned home.
IT. ]. Kaufman, of Dawson, after
having completed the business that
brought him to Fargo has returned
home.
The South Side 500 club win meet
with Miss Mamie Hanson on next
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Tenth street south.
Mrs. It. G. Kelley of Mayville com
pleted Fargo visit and has returned
home
Mrs. D. P. Miller, Eighth street
south, returned home on Saturday
from three weeks visit with her par
ents at Gardner.
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Miss veta Berner spent Saturday
and Sunday in jamestown visiting
friends.
About five high school teachers and
eleven high school girls. attended Mac
beth, on Thursday evening. All report
a beneficial as well as pleasant even
ing.
Miss e. T. Reeves of Buxton spent
Wednesday in Fargo.
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Mesdames Page, Bailey, Graves and
Hardy proved to be royal entertainers
on Wednesday evening when they were
hostesses to the winners Of the win
ter's high score of the o. H. s. Even
ing Bridge club. At $3.50 at BANQUET
was enjoyed at the Gardner, followed
by a box party at the Grand. The club
then adjourned to the home of Mrs
Frederick III. Bailey, Seventh street
north, and played the last game ar
bridge of the season. A handsome
bunch of yellow daffodils were pre-
sented to Mrs. Belknap, who made
high score.
At Casselton on Thursday took place
the third district meeting of the Wo-
mans Federation of clubs. A large
number of Fargo ladies attended and
spent the day there. A luncheon AZ
2 o'clock was one of the social features
OF the occasion which was rendered the
ladies between sessions Among those
who attended were Mesdames Shep-
herd, Roberts, Haggart, McDonala
Wilder, Calvin and Weible.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Routell Seventh
avenue south, gave a Sunday dinner
at o'clock to several of their friends
Covers were laid for eight. Beautif,,
Killarney roses centered the dining
table.
Dean and Mrs. c. Dewitt Dowline
VIII be at home on Tuesday. Nav IA
at the deanery from to s and from,
8 to TO- All OF the members of tba
parish and the general public are In
vited to attend the receptions The
ladies from the different church orgar
izations viii assist during the after
noon and evening.
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The senior class of the Agriculture, |
college have selected Friday. NAV - |
for their annual ball. Elaborate Yslaas
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