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

| evening for Visit In Minneapolis
with Mrs. q. r. Hammond.
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The Altheian Literary society of thu
Fargo college will picnic on Monday
at the Darling farm south Of town
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Mrs. viii Jones dispensed delight
full hospitality on Tuesday afternoon
to dozen ladies at her home on Ninth
street south and the gone Of 500 was
| the pastime during the afternoon, Al
o'clock delicious collation. was serv-
| ed the ladies seated about the room
Mrs. Ben Glaze made high score at
the game and was awarded a hand
some prize.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Benedict, 200
Tenth street north, announce the en-
| gagement OF their daughter Annie
May to Vernon Henry Akin of Fargo
Mrs. Chas. r. Hall of Minneapolis is
the guest of her son Fl. c. Hall and
wife, 1904 Tenth street north. She
will spend the month of June.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Almond of
Clear Lake, S. r., left Thursday morn
ing for their home. They were visit
ing in the city with Mrs. f. q. Brown
to attend the wedding of Mrs. AL
monds son Henry Hagene to Miss
Belle Brown at high noon on We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. p. H. Buckley left
Tuesday evening for ten days visit
at Kilbourne. wis.
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AErs rn~4..ao q r,.. =.
10 was shopping in the city on Tues
day.
HI. A. Davidson was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Turner while in
Grand Forks the fore part of the week.
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Cards have been sent OUT by ]. A.
Jardine, secretary, for the annual al
umni banquet of the Fargo high school
for Wednesday evening, June Is, at
Prizes hall at o'clock. 1t is expected
that there will be fully 500 members
present,
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Fairchild of
Grand Forks were among the dele
gates at the Episcopal convocation.
Mrs. Fairchild was representative of
the st. PauPs auxiliary of that city.
o.
Miss Anna Chisholm and Miss Edith
Mitchell left Wednesday morning for
Portland, Ore, where they will attend
the rose festival. They plan to visit
along the coast and will be gone all
summer.
Miss Dagny Nelson came home from
the lake on Monday for a few days
stay in town, while her mother Mrs.
George Nelson is in washington, d.
c., where she went to visit Harold.
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Roy Lewis accompanied by DIR.
Nichols Oscar Hallenberg, and Mr. Nc
Intrye, came home Monday evening
from a three days fishing trip at
Cormorant lake.
Mrs. Tom Richmond of Shorham
left Tuesday morning for Eugene, Ore,
where she will be for month. Mrs.
Richmond went out to inspect some
land which Mr.. Richmond has pur-
chased adjoining that owned by Geo.
Prize, formerly of this city.
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J. e. Johnson was at Melissa over
Sunday to attend to his summer cot
tage. $.
Mr.. and Mrs, G, S. Barnes came
home at the end of the week from
Minneapolis and left again for Perham
where they are located at Big Pine
lake.
Mrs. H. w. McArdle and daughter
Eloise returned from sanborn Tuesday
epy1 tz;A
Mrs. +. o. Olsen. Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Olsen and Mrs. Nc
Ardle motored to Valley City, where
they attended the Minneapolis SYM
phony orchestra entertainment.
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Mrs. Marshall was hostess, Saturday |
evening, at a reception which she ten
dered to the graduates of the agricul-
tural college. She was assisted very
by Miss Hoover and Miss
Edythe Grasse, the latter having
charge of the programme which was |
given during the reception hours Lat |
er punch and waters were served. The |
decorative scheme about the rooms |
was beautifully attractive, a profusion |
OF palms, ferns and roses being used. |
The colors of the seniors were promi- |
nent in the shape of steamers strung |
from the chandeliers. About 100 guests |
were present, and all of the faculty of |
the agricultural college. 1t was pre-
commencement function which was |
greatly enjoyed by every one present |
and the delightful hospitality extended |
by the hostess will not soon be for |
gotten by the young people, who were |
her honor guests.
invitations have been issued for the !
of Miss Ruth Ware, daughter |
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Ware, former
" of Fargo, to DIR. G. A. Abbott of |
Fargo. The wedding will take place I
June Is, at s o'clock at the Andrew |
Presbyterian church and the service /
will be read by Rev. William H. Will I
son, pastor of the church. Three hun |
bred invitations will be sent out for |
the ceremony and the reception fol- /
lowing will be only for the relatives |
and intimate friends and will be given |
at the home OF the brides brother and |
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Fl. Ware, SOC |
Sixth street southeast. DR.. Abbott !
and his bride will go east by way of |
the Great Lakes and remain all sum
mer and will be at home in Grand |
Forks, n. D., after Oct. /.
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Interesting news from Portland |
Ore. is that of the arrival of a baby |
daughter at the home Of Assistant u. /
8. Attorney General and Mrs, B. ID. |
Mrs. Townsend will be re-
membered here as Miss Lou Thomp- |
SON daughter of Hugh tTvh0n1psny, ne |