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

Iicitations upon Miss Grubbs.
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p. X. Russell and sister Miss Elga,
were at Lake Melissa over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Mccormick and Miss
Molly Schumann spent Monday and
Tuesday in Cakes, where they attend
ed the reception given by Mrs. B. A
Blunt.
Howard and Maher and Clarence
Elkin of Grand Forks were in Fargo
| Saturday, Sunday and Monday, the
guests of Frank barrow, Lynn STAN.
baugh and Merritt Kimball.
Professor Lawrence Waldron and
son, Hebron. head of the sub-station
OF the A. c. at Dickinson, was in town
this week, guests of his brother and
wife, Prof. and Mrs. G.. B. Waldron,
Eleventh avenue north.
This afternoon the Misses Russell
charmingly entertained for Miss Lyon
and Miss Ware. The afternoon was
filled with the hemming of towels and
busters, which were later showered
upon both honor guests, who are to
fragrance and beauty to the pleasures
Of the afternoon. At 8 o'clock de-
licious collation. was served TO the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel willard and lit
tie son of Broadway left Friday morn
ing for trip out west before they
break up their home here to live in
st. Paul. They will stop in Montana
before going on to Raymond, Wash,
for longer stay.
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Mrs. l.. B. Ellison, Third avenue
north, was called to Stilson. a. on
Wednesday by the illness of her moth
err, Mrs D. Galbrairh, and expects to
remain there for the summer.
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This afternoon the Misses Rizpah
and Katherine Ladd entertained their
sewing class from the A. c. college at
the home Of their parents, Prof. and
Mrs. E. F. Ladd, Thirteenth street
| north. At o'clock dainty refresh
ments were passed the young girls.
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| President and Mrs. Worst, Seventh
street north, will give a dinner to-
night to the seniors of the agricultural
college at their home.
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o. j. deLendrecie left Tuesday for
the lake for few days.
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Miss Champine entertained the
young ladies' guild of the First Con-
gregational church at her home in ISL
and Park Saturday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sorensen and
daughter, who have resided in Island
Park for a number Of years, are NOV
ing into one of the Broadway flats.
The house they are vacating will be
occupied by their son Harold and wife.
Mrs. Elmer Opfer entertained one
Of the card clubs at her home on
Eighth avenue south Friday evening
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Mrs. H. F. Emery gave dinner
| party at her Third avenue home
Thursday evening. Covers were laid
for twelve young ladies and following
the dinner the new San Antonio game
Of "sapolio" was played,
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/ Miss Ina Best who is attending Co
lumbia u, is expected home soon to
j spend the summer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hall of Third avenue
south, are enjoying visit from their
daughter, Mrs. Dillon.
Mrs Ralph Wolfe entertained a par
ty of people Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nell of Fond du
Lac, Wis, were the guests OF their
Fargo friends Monday.
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Mrs. o. w Christianson of Rugby,
who was calling on her many friends
in the city for day or two, has left
for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. l.. Wigton Of I'm
derwood, after a pleasant visit with
their Fargo friends, have returned
home.
Mrs. w. S. Bacon of Cando. the guest
of Mrs. d. B. Collins, Tenth avenue
north, for the past ten days, planned
to leave this morning for her home A
number of very pretty parties were
given in honor of Mrs. Bacon while
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Sorenson have
f
Iment on the corner of Fourth street
and Fourth avenue north. Harold Sor-
Ienson has moved into the home on
Fourth street south left vacant by his
parents.
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Desdemona Archibald of st. Paul
reached Fargo Tuesday evening and il
the guest for the summer of her aunt
1 hn 20 Ia nd -
the Riverside farm south of town.
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/ Mrs. c. o. Lawrence OF Marshalltown
Ia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Johr
Peterson, Tenth street north.
Mrs. c. A. Carpenter, Third avenue
south, is again at home, after winter
spent in the east.
An enjoyable dinner OF the week was
that on Tuesday evening at z o'clock
! given by DR.. and Mrs. Frederick H
Bailey at their home on Seventh street
J north to Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Moulton
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Farrand The
rooms were fragrant with the scent o.
roses and the dinner appointments were
perfect, conferred by a handsome GU
glass rose bowl filled with beautiful
pink roses. The dinner consisted OF
seven courses and was followed bv al
evening spent in conversation.
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J One of the handsome afternoon par.
ties of the week was that ON Tuesday
when Mrs. r. w. Farnham was at home
to a score Of ladies In honor of hel
guest Miss Ruth Ware of Minneapolis
pink rCSpS and mink carnations 4, ~,