The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04


Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Manning and Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Eggert came home
Monday evening from a pleasant three
days fishing trip at Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce were at Big Pine
lake over Sunday and Monday.
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ID. Brownlee and daughters olive and
Hazel, were in town Wednesday,
Mrs. Herbert wilsox and two chill
dren are expected on the afternoon
train from Lansing, Mich, to visit with
! her mother, Mrs. James Miller, Sec
ond avenue south.
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Mrs Fred Orschel of Miles City, came
! Thursday morning for a visit with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kaufman,
Eighth street north.
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Goodfellowship, feasting and a flow
! of wit, marked the banquet that was
| rendered Wednesday afternoon to Rt.
Rev. James C'Rielly, bishop of Fargo
and Archbishop Ireland by the knights
of Columbus in the Prize hall. There
were in the neighborhood of $50
pCppAC pICSSAbS biSilOpS, AlCSlSs hillBuls
Of Columbus and laity. The tables
were handsomely decorated with car
nations, ferns, roses, lilies and other
flowers and presented a handsome ap-
pearance while the menu was of the
finest. The banquet and all pertaining
to it was perfect, and elected words of
commentator from all present.
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ing festival week in Grand Forks of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Stout.
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DR.. and Mrs. d. G. barrow of Moor
head plan to leave today for st. Louis
where the doctor viii attend the annual
meeting OF the American Medical assoc
citation. After leaving st. Louis they
will visit at Chicago and at the old
home farm near Neenah, Wis.
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Mrs. J. G.. Dillon charmingly enter
tanned this afternoon with a red lunch
con at 1880 at her home in the Colonial
flats for Miss Cornelia Lyon who is to
be married on June IA to Prof. T. D.
Beckwith of the agricultural college.
| Twelve guests were seated at small ia
bles in the living room, made festive
Mrs. w. B. diversion of Williston, as
| sisted the hostess in the service. Aft
| err luncheon a delightful musical pro-
| gramme by Mrs. Ernest Wright, vocal,
and Mrs. ]. w. Campbell, instrumental,
was enjoyed. Miss Lyon the honor
guest, was presented with handsome
| bunch of red roses ere her departure.
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| part about June 10 for Boston, where
they will see their son Fred graduate
| from Harvard. Miss Evelyn Hector,
who has been travelling in the east for
some time, will join them and will re-
turn to Fargo with her parents and
| brother
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Last evening Mr.. and Mrs Max Stern
and Miss Adah returned from an ex-
tended trip abroad.
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On Monday afternoon at her Well
ington apartments Mrs. w. A. NJ. Smith
entertained at bridge for her sisters,
Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Brown of Wi
mona. At the game Mrs. ]. c. McIn-
tyre was fortunate in winning the high
score trophy. The guests were ushered
a
delicious luncheon which was served at
the large table, perfectly appointed and
with beautifully arranged center Of
white jasamine.
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Mrs Charles Hanson of Darlington,
who has been i'll at st. Johns hospital
was removed this week to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lowman, First
avenue south.
A delightful social function OF the
week was the informal on Monday
evening at the deanery when Dean and
Mrs. G.. Dewitt Bowling were at home
In honor of Deaconess Routeledge Of
the Philippines. Mrs. Mann assisted
in receiving and about sixty guests
called and met Miss Routeledge in
charming informality. In the dining
room, lighted by pink shaded candles.
ice cream and cakes were passed by
the young girls of the Junior auxiliary.
A large number of out of town guests
called during the evening and enjoyed
the genial hospitality Of Dean and Mrs.
Bowling. who to meet are so delightful,
and have made so many friends during
their short sojourn in the city.
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Miss oliver Of Minneapolis, who Is
the guest of Mrs. L. r. Buxton has
kindly consented to sing tomorrow aft
ernoon at the regular vesper service
of the Y. w. c. A in the Y. M. G. A.
auditorium. Those who have heard
Miss Oliver sing are enthusiastic over
her beautiful contralto voice.
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~ on Dad foet +bi- ,,,arry.1.
for Cooperstown N D. for visit with
Dr. and Mrs. c. l.. Brinni of that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Burbank and
three children expect to leave Sat
urday to spend the summer in st. Paul
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Miss Helen Rupert very pleasantly
entertained a dozen young ladies at