The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-21
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Sodal Notes

George Hgar is visiting his brother,
Joe Hagarf Forest River. this week.
Miss ETH Peterson left for Sheldon
this mcrnlg on a visit Of month or
two.
Il Mrs. EFF. Ladd left Sunday evening
for Minneapolis. she is expected home
today.
/ H, sElarke of Grand Forks spent
yester@ in town and left last even
ing foIMontana.
The Kisses Alma and Ellen johnson
Of Elterth street north left yester-
day m6rhg for Minneapolis.
Miss dristine Johnson Of vancou-
yer, B. dis the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
u A. Jaime for a few weeks.
Miss htilda Pull entertained Miss
Cora Bel of Hannaford this week. who
returne&o her home yesterday.
Miss brine and Charley Pollock ex-
ipect to lave Friday for Madison, Wis,
where ley will enter the university.
I II
ter, ofGrand Forks, are the guests
for a Jek Of Mr.. and Mrs F. F. Grant.
MrsH. H. Aaker viii entertain the
ILadieI Aid society of the First Norwe-
sian lutheran church Thursday after
noon It 1850.
Nh James Kief of Sanborn, who
has Zen the guest for couple of days
of Ms r. L. Arid, returned to her
hon this morning.
Ms. w. ]. Howe and daughter Miss
Ma will leave, this week for the east.
Mig Mae win enter school at Terry
toh-on- th1 Hudson.
; hrs. e. z Dubreuil of Seattle, Wash,
iisthe guest of her daughter, Mrs. H.
J II Conant for few days. She will
lave shotly for the south.
II Mrs. S E. Page of Seattle. Wash, is
visiting her son, III. L. Conant and
family 4 Tenth street south, on her
way to st Paul and the east.
!. Mrs. N, c. Young and daughter,
lDorothsa, expect to leave Saturday for
Newton, lass, where Miss Dorothea
will enter school at Mount Ida.
Miss Megie Finfroclk, who has been
spending ne summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. q Finfroclk, returned to her
home in ates Center, Kas,, on Mon
day.
| Miss Jsephine Cuyler of Spokane,
Wash, d expected today to spend a
few day with the Stewart Wilson
family ghe Will go TO ontario, Can.'
from he.
/ Mr.. al Mrs. L. d. Cook and Mrs.
wv II. card motored in from Hunter
yesterdG. Mr. and Mrs Cook took
the ewing train for Seattle, Wash,
and M and Mrs. Beard motored home
again st evening.
TheLadies' aid of the St Marks
Fnglis Evangelical Lutheran church
will ret at the home of Mrs. S. Sim
ionsoupf 400 Eighth avenue south on
Thuray afternoon at 1850. A good
attenAnce is desired.
I. Ny Alice Lewis and brother, Roy
Lew expect to leave Saturday for
lNewYork, where they will spend a
shor time before going TO Washing
ton D. c., where Miss Alice will at
tend he National Park seminary.
MS IIuella Jones of Second avenue
SOU entertained few of her friends
ITuday evening for Miss Ethel Peter
sor who left for Sheldon for an ex-
tered stay. The evening was spent in
lralAc, and the selections given by the
IMses Vurpillot, Carey and Mark were
crafty appreciated. Light refresh
lnnlts were served.
! About twenty young friends "acci-
dntally'' called on Walker German at
s home on Twelfth street north last
Sening, the occasion beng that young
entleman's birthday. The evening
assed most pleasantly In games. and
many pretty gifts wete presented to
The guest of honor. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Little Miss Vera SNlbbs entertained
about ten OF her girl friends on Mon
day evening in honorpf her 18th birth
day. Games were played during the
evening, at which Margaret Mcclellan
won the first prize, and Allene Stone
the consolation prize Dainty refresh
ments were served al $40, after which
the girls left for Their homes.
Mrs. Ben Rusness ard Miss Eliza
beth Remley charmingy entertained
at the home OF the former last even
ing for Mrs. Leah AlAn, who is to
leave Sunday for her NV home in the
west. Games were enjoyed, in which
Miss Ida Johnson won1rst prize and
Ella Ellison the foot prize. Several
musical selections wee greatly en-
ioyed. The rooms wee prettily decor
ated in red and whitecrepe paper, and
a dainty buffet LUNCHEON was served.
The reception give Monday evening
for Rev. and Mrs. A. g. Leonard at
the home OF Mr.. anddrs Stewart Will
son by the young ieople of the Ep-
worth league was very pleasant af-
fair. The rooms vere prettily decor
ated with golden sow, and the guests
enjoyed a most formal time. Mr..
Bogus, president 4 the league, made
the presentation seech, giving MIR. and
Mrs. Leonard blutiful picture in be-
half of the socie'. Mr.. Leonard re-
sponded in his usal capable way De-
lightful refreshents were served.
The young poop greatly regret losing
Mr.. and Mrs. Ionard as they were a