The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-03

two weeks, after which Mrs. Dill will
join her husband.
A. c. Edwards and Richard Fdwards
returned last evening from Shoreham
Mrs. G. w. Reid of Moorhead was
the guest of Mrs. Ed Wilson for a
week at Detroit.
Miss Maude Hausker of Wahpeton
who has been visiting at Detroit and
In the twin cities with relatives and
friends, leaves for her home tonight.
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MRS. M. e. Belknap, Mrs. DR.. Graves
and Mrs. A. T. Shotwell are expected
hsme from Shoreham tomorrow.
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Miss Nellie Nelson gave an an
nouncement party Thursday evening to
the girls in connection with Moody's
store for her sister, Miss Olive, who is
to be the bride of w. F. Berg the lat
ter part of September. The rooms
throughout were decorated in red and
white, carried out in aster and gladio-
lus and the some colors were carried
out in the refreshments, which were
served after a jolly hour spent in
: games, in which red and white hearts
! prevailed, and music. Red and white
sandwiches and tiny red hearts in the
{ ices being very delicious as well as
unique. Prizes were given for one of
! the games played and Miss Faith
Gardner won the first prize and Mrs.
, Schemp the BOBBY prize. Just before
the guests departed, peanut shells tied
with red ribbon and carrying the littls
announcements were handed to the
! guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Magnusson of
Moorhead entertained at a o'clock
| dinner Sunday night. Covers were laid
for twelve.
The young people OF the Epworth
League of the First Methodist church
gave a social evening for the younger
attendants of the church last evening.
The early part of the evening was
spent in games and music, and cake
and ices were served later. The So
ciety has been rather inactive during
the summer months, BUT will revive
and begin it's work again among the
young people who are just returning
from their summer homes.
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The dancing party given by the |
Misses Frances and Marian Holloway |
on Thursday evening was great sue |
cess. The dining room of the Prescott, |
where it was held, was decorated in a |
most unique way. Banners of every |
description were hung upon the walls
and the eight large windows were filled |
with golden glow. In the center of the
room a huge Japanese umbrella hung |
from the ceiling and the four large pill |
lars in the room were tied with ferns
and bunting. Fifty couples enjoyed |
the evening to its fullest extent. Dur
ing the evening buffet luncheon was
served and the informal nature of the
affair was its browning feature.
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The Misses Jessie Edwards and |
Bessie Grubbs will leave this evening |
to spend a week in Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. E. Moore and daughter, |
Elizabeth, left yesterday afternoon for
Winnipeg and Canadian coast points.
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Laurence Kowalski expects to leave
Tuesday morning for st. Johns Uni
versity at Collegeville, Mimi.
Miss Mozella Weld will leave soon
to attend school at Madison Univer-
sity.
Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Jones have re-
turned from the lakes and have taken
apartments with Mrs. Osgood on Third
avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Lamke returned
recently from Mexico and viii take
apartments here for the winter.
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Mrs. Hop and children are expected
home soon and will occupy their home Il
on Fifth avenue south the first of the
week. Mrs. D. M. Leininger, WHIP now
lives In their home will leave to join
Mr.. Leininger at Regina, Sask, where
he has a position for the winter. Miss
Grace Leininger will remain here and
attend the Fargo college during the
coming term.
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Dr. and Mrs. NJ. G.. McGuigan and
two children will leave soon for Chi
cago, where DR.. McGuigan has po-
sition at the head of the pharmaceu-
tical department in the Medical school
in Northwestern university
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Wilson Of Moor
head and family have returned from
their beautiful summer home on Lake
Detroit.
Miss Grace Taylor of Detroit is the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Fl. M. Clarey
of Moorhead.
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Miss Vina B. Johnson left for Cakes,
N. d., this morning where she will
teach school for a second term. She
has been spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. John
son. i