The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-21

/ on Tuesday afternoon to a few of her
friends In her new home on Broadway
At o'clock the ladies gathered and
after an hour of chat and dainty need
lie work, g dainty luncheon was served.
4 On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Ike
Herbst Eighth street south was
hostess to one of the informal little
Tuesday afternoon bridge clubs.
Miss Ella Helm OF Valley City was
a week end visitor here
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Mrs. Buttree of this city was Grand
Forks visitor this week and attended
the wedding on Wednesday afternoon
of Miss Buelah May Hewitson and
James Anderson, which occurred at 3
o'clock at the home Of the brides
brother, John Hewitson, on University
avenue. Mrs Buttree is an old school
chum of the bride.
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Miss Belle Reed came in on Monday
| evening from Grand Forks to visit with
friends for a few days.
Mrs. r. s. Hurst of Hope concluded
a visit with Mrs. r. G. Akeley Tenth
street north, and returned home Mon
day.
Lewis Hart and wife were registered
at the Gardner Sunday from Grand
Forks.
Mrs. Charles Frazee Miss Ethel Fra
zee and Mrs. Knutson of Pelican Rap
ids, Mimi, were the guests of Mrs.
! w. J. Moulton at her Broadway home
over Sunday. Miss Ethel Frazee was
the young lady who received second
prize at the declamatory contest at the
| agricultural college on Saturday night
and many of those who heard her in
Patsy" thought she was entitled to
first honors. She spoke remarkably
well, with grace and polish and showed
much training in voice and presenta-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. HI. Carter of Edge
ley, after a pleasant visit with their
many Fargo friends, have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Caesar of
| Wheatland, were calling on their
friends here Monday.
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1t Is expected that Bishop Morrison
Of Duluth will preach the annual con-
vocation sermon at Gethsemane cathe
dral, Fargo, on Sundas morning,
May 20.
The alumni association of the high
school in MooThead will have ready
for the approaching annual banquet
a handsomely printed brochure which
Will contain a complete list of the
graduates, giving full, name and ad-
dress, a crisp personal sketch of each
and their present occupation in bust
ness, or profession.
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Miss Tena Mass of Buffalo N n
spent Sunday with Miss Hilda Keister
of Fargo, returning home Monday
night.
Mrs. Warwick and Miss Mamie
Warwick of Page, were the guests of
their friends in Fargo Monday.
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Mrs, Mary A. Benson and sister of
Fergus Falls, Mimi, after a pleasant
visit with their Fargo friends, have
returned home. They were registered
at the Hotel Gardner.
On Monday evening the losers in
the South Side Evening Bridge club
gave a Z o'clock dinner to the winners
of the high score for the winter at
the home of Mrs. Tom Sloan, Fifth
avenue south. Mesdames Guthrie.
Gibson, Plumley and Sloan prepared
the dinner which was most delectable.
Pink carnations were used for a CEN
terpiece at the large table about which
a dozen guests were seated. The
evening hours were passed in a social
game of bridge.
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A. L. Loonlis is reported to have
purchased number Of acres of land
near San Diego, Cal, and will raise
chickens down there where it is sum-
mer all the year around.
Mrs. Mark Sheppard of Gardner who
is at st. Johns for treatment, is re-
ported as feeling some better from her
recent severe attacks of rheumatism
Miss Grace Robinson, visiting nurse
, will have charge of the Associated
Charities during the absence of Sec
| rotary o. e. McCracken and Mrs
, CHM will have charge of the mission
. work.
This years graduates from the A
c. agricultural course were banuueteC
at the Gardner on Monday evening By
} the faculty members.
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Mrs. Mary Russell and two daughters
the Misses Dorothy and Elga Russell
of Fifth avenue south, expect to leave
next week to open their cottage at Lake
Melissa for the summer.
Mrs. r. M. Pollock gave a very
pleasant talk on Phases of Home Tenn.
perance on Tuesday afternoon at the
, home of Mrs. Harry Magill, Eleventh
: street south, at the meeting of the
Mothers in Council department of tn,
Woman's Union.
DR.. Durham Is to erect handsom,
, new residence on Seventh stree
south.
: On Thursday evening Mrs. LeaI
! Allen gave china shower to Mis-
! Clara Logan who. next Wednesday, Il
to become the bride of Milton Larson
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Mrs. Mosier of saltwater, who wa
) the guest of her sister, Mrs c. w
. Morgan of Eighth street north for
: week. left for her home last Saturda,
!, evening. A number of pretty partie
were given in Yrs. Mosier's homo
while she was here.
. The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
!. byterian church, who wanted to rails
: %ba fund for 4bair T1nuy o641rrh 6vcro