The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-15
Social Notes

Society is again recovering it's usua'
spirits after a week or two of in
activity. Next week two of our most
popular and charming south side girls
viii become brides. One of these
brides is very reticent and as yet has
not officially announced her coming
marriage, however, company of
young ladies gathered at one of the
south side homes early this week and
tied a dainty quilt for the brides
chest This same little bride is busily
working on other dainty articles and
sets to be used in the new home. The
other bride announced her engagement
to one of Fargo's rising young bust
ness men some time ago and this week
has been the recipient of several hand
some showers. This young lady is a
popular leader in the younger society
set and a great 3eaI Of interest is CEN
tered about her approaching nuptials.
Another wedding may soon be an
nounced from the north side of town,
but that will take place next month.
However, numerous guests and ar
rivals, who have been mentioned in
these columns during the week, will
probably interest Saturday readers,
namely: A. n. Loomis Of Madison,
Wis; l. L. Weinstein of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nutter of st. Peter,
with Mrs. Oscar Eckstrom; H. f.
Brown of Hallock, Mimi, with Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Rohan; Mr.. and Mrs.
e. J. Callihan Of Devils Lake, with
Mr.. and Mrs, Aske of Moorhead; Mr..
and Mrs. T. Davidson of Lethridge.
with Mrs. r. Wilson; w. c. Mcdowell
of Marion, n. D.; w. NJ. Anderson of
Devils Lake; A. ]. Rupert of Chicago;
Stanley Bell OF Winnipeg, with Mr..
and Mrs. M. ]. Bell of Island Park;
Miss Hazel Holland of Comstock; Mrs.
J. o. Lyngstad of Halstad; Miss
Gladys Colby Of Gardner with Mrs.
Tom Collins; Miss Hart of Cleveland,
o. with Mrs. ]. w. Smith; Mrs. w.
B. diversion Of Williston, with DR.. J.
G. Dillon; Mrs, Mary McDermott of
Minneapolis, with Mrs. J. NJ. S. will
ser; Mrs. Harry Richards of Perley,
Mimi; Frank Shaw of Sheldon: Mr..
and Mrs. Neil Mckay of Sheldon Mrs.
F. A. Laisure of Knightstown, Ind,
with Mrs. J. S. watson Mrs. Strong
and daughter Of Cincinnati with Mrs
Frank Shaw of Sheldon.
Several people left town this week for
other cities, among them are: Dean
Shepperd to Alexandra, I! p PouSe
to Los Angeles, Cal; Miss Florence
Shotwell to the twin cities; Mrs. Hugh |
Davidson to Bismarck; Mr.. and Mrs.
John SChuman to Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs |
Eugene deLendrecie to Detroit; Mes
DANES G. r. Amidon, NJ. A. HiIdreth, |
e. M. Darrow, b. F. SpaIding, G. III. |
HOLSTER, n. G. Young, Matte Davis
and Misses Fanny and Buelah Ami |
don to Bismarck; Mrs. F. z. Dibley to
Mrs. Jeanette Pomeroy to |
Ambrose; Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Bald
win to Kindred; Mrs. ]. f. Grubbs
and Mrs. d. Brownlee to Mapleton;
the Misses Gladys Guthrie, Isabel Rose, |
Pearl Oman, Kathryn Lowman and |
Maude Knight to Casselton; the Misses |
Anna Egan and Nora Fields to Cando:
Mrs. Lola MCKim to Argusville; w. H |
Wright, ). D. Wooledge and Robert |
Merrill to Detroit and Francis Will |
hanson to ST. Paul.
Those returning from autumn trips /
were: A. E. Bestic, from the west: |
c. M. Davenport, from Des Moines, Ia; |
Miss Pearl Bunce, from Minneapolis |
Mrs. V, r. Lowell, from Hunters Hot |
Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. Prior Chestnut,
from the twin cities; Mrs c. E. Davis, |
from Boise City, Ida; Ed Commy from |
Grand Forks; Mrs. r. Gormley from /
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson,
from the east: Mrs. F. H. Bailey and
Mrs. ]. D. Farrand, from Minneapolis;
and Mrs. w. B. Rowland from Lake
Lizzie, and Mrs. J. f. Craver and
daughter, Miss Sally from the twin
cities.
A larger number than usual of par