The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-01
Social Notes

Ihis week has been very dull In
society circles. Many Of the young
people have left for school and college
or taken up work for the winter, hence
nearly every circle has been broken
into However, a revival in a shor.
time Is anticipated, when the many
students coming into the city get set :
tied and better acquainted. Quite a
number Of guests have been with us
this week, among them are Mrs. S.
b. Clarke of Buffalo; Fred Birch of
Salt Lake City: t. A. Taylor of Min.
neapolis; Mrs. j. A. Lasham and son
of Hillsboro; Miss Christine Johnston
of Vancouver with Mrs. ]. A. Jardine;
Mrs. Roy Braistad of Minneapolis with
Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. r. 8. Lewis; Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Rattinger and little
daughter of Brainard; Mrs. M. B. Nc
Laughlin and daughter of Page; Mrs.
Jerome Freeman of Devils Lake with
Mrs. Geo. Nichols; Mrs. Geo. Stout OF
Grand Forks with Miss Charlotte
Wall; Miss Aida Bedford with Miss
Evelyn Lisle; Mrs. B. @. Massie of
Grand Forks with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Everhart; George Dickson of Mime
apolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederickson of
Davenport; Mrs. X. S. Ramsett of
Fingali Mr.. Mitchell of Minot; Neil
Mckay of Gardner; Mrs. Thos. Ed
wards and Mrs. p. Vincent Of Grand
Forks with Mrs. Lulu Edwards; j. L.
Smith Of Leonard; Editor Kommer-
sradt of Hurdsfeld; Mrs. d. @. Dill Of
Prescott, Wis, with Mrs. r. Twitchell;
and Mrs. C. E. Jones Of Lisbon with
Mrs. J. S. Campbell.
Those leaving the city for other
places Of interest during the week
were: Krone Herbst and George Howe
to Chicago; Leslie Welter to Madison.
Wis; Miss Ada Ryan for the east;
President c. Q. Creegan Of the Fargo
college to Grand Forks; Fred Hector
to Boston; G, M. Davenport to Des |
Moines, Ia; Mrs. M. ]. Costello to |
Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Follett and |
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Hall to Lake Itas- |
ka; Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. Chapman to |
Minot; Mrs. II. p. Slaughter to Ash |
vile, N. c.; w. w. Webster to Anna /
polls; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bott to Solon |
Springs; Miss Gladys Jones to Ander-
son, Ind; Mrs. /. Herbst to Chicago; |
Misses Faith Gardner and Jetta Wilson |
to Valley City; Misses Eula and Emma /
Miller to Valley City; and Miss Lillian
Topping to Grand Forks.
Among the number returning to the
city are: Mrs. w j. Ridley and two
children from the west; Miss Catherine
Richter from Milrose, Min; Mrs. Ter
resa Patterson from the east: II. s.
Jones from Florida: Mrs. T. Lewis
Hamilton from Altuna, Pa; c. E.
Webster from Stanfield, Gre; Mrs. A.
O. Hanson from Winnipeg; Mrs. d. d.
Sullivan from Minneapolis: Harry
Kedney from the west; Judge Amidon
from Grand Forks; Mr.. and Mrs. w, F.
Berg from the east; Mrs. H. z. Magill
from st. Paul; and Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
Hooper from Detroit Lake. |.
Only few entertained this week
the Misses Mary Nelson and Gertrude
Monson entertained the young ladies
OF the Swedish Lutheran church: the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
ut reception for Miss Ruth Smith:
the Misses Lenora and Selma Swartz
for the Standard Bearers; Mrs. Wal
ter Treat and Mrs. Pattison for Mrs. ,
Schultz OF Detroit, Mimi, and Mrs. .
Laramee of Minneapolis: Miss ETA
Wilson for Miss Louise Leonard; the
members Of the First Methodist church ;
Tor Rev. and Mrs. H G. Leonard; DR.. d,
and Mrs. Creegan at a reception for ,
The seniors and freshmen of the col
ege: and Mrs. j. A Jardine for Mrs.
Stout and Miss Christine Johnston of !
Vancouver.
Mrs. Ed McCarl and little daughters.
[rma and Mabel, also Mrs. Geo. Fall
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day for Crookston, Mimi, where they ,
Will be the guests of Mrs. John Blau- |
velt for week. returning home Sat- !
1rday
MIR. and Mrs. James Simpson and !
son, Willard, have returned from their ,
trip to the western coast. While in
Portland they were guests of Mrs.
Simpsons brother e. S. Lawrence,
formerly of Fargo and jamestown.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Jenney form
srly of Fargo, are up from Minneapolis
over unday Sand are at the Gardner.
They are delighted with their new
home in the flour city.
Mrs. Andrew Ross Of Woods, left |
this morning for her home after a
visit Of a month with her neice. Mrs. '
Frank Marsh of Second avenue south.
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Mrs. ]. c. McPhail of South Ninth
street is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
2. M. King Of Marshall, Mimi and '
cousin, Mrs. A. A. Brooks of Spring {
field, MINI.
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The Maids and Matrons' club met T
this afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Can !
On of Oak Grove. The usual good time i
was enjoyed. !
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Mrs. J. Colby of Gardner arrived !
last evening and Is the guest of her /
daughter, Mrs. Tom Collins of Tenth /
street north. Mrs. Colby is Just re- 1
from a visit at MinnaanoIis :