The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-09

.OWh "a FeItn, aLter SHIRT visit witt
Fargo friends have returned home.
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| L. A. Curtis, wife and daughter q
Lisbon, were the guests of their Far.
60 friends Monday.
Mrs. r. M. Shannon of Sanborn
VINO was visiting friends in the cit,
Monday, has returned home.
The family .; Judge N. G. Youn,
who have been travelling in the soutE
have returned home. They report 4
delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Conover, whc
make their home at the Hotel Gardner
Sunday celebrated their fifth or wood.
en wedding by giving a dinner party
TO a number OF their friends. Amons
the guests at the party was Judge
James Smith, father of Mrs, Conoyer
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| The beautifully engraved and hand
somely embossed invitations of Grand
Forks lodge, No. 255, 3. p. o. II. to
its dedication ball at the opening OF
its elegant new temple on Friday
April Is, at Grand Forks have been re-
ceived by the hundreds of members
and friends of that order. The mag
nthcence of the invitations which are
the very richest, bearing the Elk en-
blem done in mother of pearl and gold
leaf, bespeak the elegance which will
attend every feature Of this grand ball
ana opening reception. The invitations
are accompanied by cards which will
admit bearers and their ladies to the
afternoon reception for the inspection
of the new home which will be con-
Quoted by the Elk ladies',
Mrs. r.. B. Blakemore was hostess
Wednesday afternoon for the monthly
meeting of the Woman's auxiliary of
Gethsemane cathedral. 1t was a pro-
gramme session at which papers were
read pertaining to different phases of
work among missions, one of a series
arranged for education and the dif.
fusion of information relating to mis-
sions by the central board of missions.
At the close Of the meeting, which
was well attended, refreshments were
served by Mrs. Foster r. Paige and
Mrs. G. Wilson. Present at the meet
ing was Mrs. I. P. Clapp, who was a
recent caller at House of Missions In
New York, where she met the Rev.
H. L. Burleson, now one Of the sec
retaries.
2. j. Wiser is on q western trip.
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Mrs. H. e. Magili reached home last
Saturday afternoon after a winter
spent in the south and east.
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This afternoon at her studio on
Broadway Miss Amelia d. Luger gave
another of her series of private musical
for the mothers of her pupils. These
little affairs are becoming most popu-
lar and many of the mothers take this
opportunity of noting the progress of
their children in musical work and the
interest of the child is stimulated to
put forth frs best efforts because he
or she is to play before folks"
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Mrs. R. z. Kellar left Monday for
Minneapolis and St. Paul. On Wednes-
day at the latter place she attended the
wedding of Mr.. Boyd and Miss Downs
and then after a few days stay in the
cities she plans on a trip to San Die
go TO bring back her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart, who have been winter
ing there. Mr.. Stewart has been i'll
the greater part of the winter and Mrs.
Keller went to accompany them home.
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On Monday evening next Mrs. H. C.
Plumley will be hostess to the South
Side Evening Bridge club at her home
ON Ninth street south.
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The Misses Nellie and Eva McKin-
ma cn.s
their schools to say goodbye to their
parents prior to their departure for
the west. Miss Nellie left Sunday
evening for Valley City and Miss Eva
Monday morning for Hope to resume
their duties.
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Miss Nina Little is planning to leave
soon for -fontana, where she will take
up ranch at Conrad. Miss Little has
been visiting with Miss Florence Shot |
we'll in Island Park for some time and
her many friends will regret her de-
parture from Fargo, while at the same
they are rejoicing at her return to
health after her recent severe attack
of diphtheria.
Mrs. Una B. Herrick of Valley CITY
left Monday for home after a few days |
visit in the city.
Miss Mary Hill returned to Hope to
resume her teaching duties there, aft
or her vacation spent with her father
On DIR. ]. S. Hill, Third avenue south.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morton Page accompa-
Ned by Charley and Miss Roberta spent
Sunday in Detroit and reported the
Weather as fine, and owing to a strong
endency to remain wher1 it is so re- Il
reshing and spring like.
Miss Claire v. .Luger entertained on
Sunday at a 2 o'clock dinner at her
sland Park home. Covers were laid
or eight.
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Word from New York the fore part II
# the week told of the social whirl
n which number of the Fargo peo-
lie were participating, and with Alex
Mckenzie as host Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
somery and Mrs. Stern with others
we're enjoying dinners and theatres.
uto rides, etc, to the fullest extent.
Miss Winnifred Tousley, who has
zen the guest for the past week of
Ter brother, w. w. Tousley and wife.
n Island Park, has returned TO Hope
0 resume her duties at the high school
here.
Miss Gladys Taylor leaves tomorrow
or Lisbon, where she is teaching In
he high school. She has been enjoy.
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