The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-28
- OF Interest to the Fair Sex *


Miss Sarah Stavley of Mapleton Wis.
tied the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. @. Lennell of Finley spen
the day In town yesterday and enjoyed
the show last evening.
Mrs. g. r. Brown left yesterday fol-
the twin cities. where She will meet
MIR. Brown. who is returning from At
lantic CITY.
Mrs. c. N. Hegessen and little
daughter, Vera, Of Finley, N D., spen.
yesterday in town and saw The Kiss
ing Girl last evening.
Mrs. Johnson accompanied her hus-
band, Judge Albert Johnson, from Red
Wing and Is visiting with friends in
Fargo and Moorhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Edmonds of Hills.
boro were here Thursday and in about
two weeks will leave for Spokane,
Wash, to make their home.
Mrs. c. E. Jones and little daughter,
Dorothy, are expected in the morning
and will be the guests of Mrs. j. s.
Campbell on their way home from
Minneapolis
The M. P, A. lodge will hold a meet
ing this evening. Initiation Of new
members will take place, after which
there will be a social session Mem
bers are asked to attend and friends
are welcome.
The Young Peoples society of the
First Lutheran church will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson,
l1O9 Fifth avenue south, this evening
at O'Clock. All members and their
friends are cordially invited.
A number of the senior girls of the
high school are planning a Hallowe' en-
party to be given at the home Of Miss
Alice Tough on Eighth street north.
A number of the boys will be invited
and the evening promises to be a most
delightful one with numerous new
Halloween mysteries and COLLINS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bogenschutz of
Seventh street north entertained in a
delightful manner last evening in
honor of their first wedding anniver-
sary Cards and music were the fea-
lures of the evening, about eight
guests being present. A dainty lunch
con was served at a late hour from
the card tables.
Wednesday a couple OF delightfully."-
Informal entertainments were given for
Miss Hugo of Duluth. who is the guest
of Miss Elizabeth MagiII of Eleventh
street south. Miss Mabel Hubbard
gave a luncheon for her in the after
noon and Miss Constance Watson in
formally at bridge in the evening. Miss
Hugo will be an honor guest at several
charming little affairs in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank e. Paine will
leave this evening for Aberdeen, S. D.,
to be present at the golden wedding
tomorrow Of Mr.. Paine's parents. who
have been long residents of the state
of South Dakota. 1t is expected thar
there will be a large attendance of
relatives and Intimate friends. Mr..
Paine is one of the city mail carriers
on the Fargo force, and is a very
faithful servant of Uncle Sam.
number of the high school stu
dents will accompany their team TO
Casselton tomorrow. They win be
by the Misses Lindbers.
Olsen and Nickerson, and expect 10
return Saturday evening. Among the
number are the Misses Helena Huffa-
kerr Myrtle Flaten, Irene Leimbacker,
Marian and Florence Gearey, Ruth
Morris, Margaret Meredith. Edith
Gross, Katherine Keye, Glenna Pear
son, Alice Gallagher, Louise Fitzger-
aid, Sully Crest Edith Maloney, Mar
garet Healey, Lillian Zintheo. Sarah
Young and Mabel Olsen. A number
Of the boys will go also.
Grand Forks Times: Dean and Mrs.
3. j. Babcock have enjoyed as pleas
ant guests at their home at University
Place for the past few DAYS j. ID
Vowles of Fargo and his son, Prof.
Guy Vowles of Fargo college. Pro-
fessor Vowles came over to. conduct
the Oxford Rhodes scholarship exam
nation at the university and his
father, who had not visited Grand
Forks in nearly thirty years, took adj
vantage of the opportunity to spend
few days with his old friend. Dean
Babcock, and his family whom he had
known in the early days in southern
Mr.. Vowles was a lumber
merchant at that time, and though he
has retired from that field and is now
engaged in the banking business, one
IF his first interesting tours of the
city was walk over to the lumber
mill in East Grand Forks. He was
greatly surprised at its size and quite
astonished at the growth of Grand
Forks along every line of business
activity as well as metropolitan APP
oearaDce. Prof. Guy Vowles Is a grad
late OF Oxford, having finished a three
years Rhodes scholarship course onIyI
asst June. While there he did excel
ent work in modern languages and
was elected to his present position
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