The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-15

sunday to visit friends in Page.
Mrs. Prescott Of Eighth street csuth
Is spending the week in Grand FORKS.
Mrs. w. A. Marvin returned from
the twin cities yesterday, after SPEND
Ing an enjoyable visit
Miss Laura schneeberger has re-
turned from ten days visit with her
parents at Lennon, s. ID.
Miss Lenna Clarke returned yester-
DAY morning from weeks visit with
Mrs. G. B. Nelson of Minneapolis.
w. w Ainsworth of Des Moines,
Ia, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. w.
Il. Kidder of 11O15 Broadway, for a
week
Mrs Eugene deLendrecie and sister,
Mrs. Dollar motored to Detroit yes
terday and are the guests of Mrs. O..
]. deLendrecie.
Mrs. I. Bothne of Chicago left for
her home Sunday evening after spend
ing the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. o. A. Simonson.
Mrs. Oscar simonson &c Fourth
street north, is entertaining as her
guest, for few weeks, Miss. A. D..
Nelson, of Denver Col
B. G. Brady arrived this morning
from Minneapolis and will remain in
town short time in the interests of
the typographical unio:..
Mrs. w. w. Sturman and little
daughter Louise, and Mrs. r. w.
Knowlton expect to leave tomorrow
morning for Lake Detroit, where they
will be guests at the w. S. Hooper
cottage for few days.
Miss M. C. Pollock left for Cando
where she will be the language teach
er in the high school. Miss Pollock
has just terminated years study in
Europe and is highly recommended for
the work which she is about to take
up.
Mrs. Stewart Wilson and son. Har-
old, left yesterday morning for Chi
cago, where Harold will attend coll
lege Mrs. Wilson will visit in Chi
cago, Battle Creek and Lansing, Mich,
and eastern Canada to be gone about
three months.
The members of the young people of
the Broadway Methodist church are
invited to attend a marshmallow
roast in Oak grove Friday evening
The guests will meet at the home Of
Miss Florence Mcnamara, 400 Sew
enth avenue north, at o'clock. A
fee Of 10 cents will be charged.
Mrs. J. Anderson OF Grandin and
daughters, Miss Alvina Anderson ard
Mrs. Stevens, spent yesterday in
town. Mrs. Anderson and Miss AL
VIVA will visit Mrs. Stevens for few
days at her home in Wheatland and
will return to Fargo. Tuesday. From
here they will start for their new
home at Puyallup, Wash.
The result of a meeting of Miss
Mildred Wheeler's Sunday school class
held yesterday. was the recognizing
of the Sunshine club with Bertha
Everhart as president Lillian McCul-
loch as first vice president, Florence
Styles as secretary and Bernice Ges-
tie as treasurer. Great and good
things are expected from this little
club In the coming winter.
The party. given last evening by
Miss Katherine York at the home CT
her sister. Mrs. w. f. Frentzel of
Tenth street south, for the Misses Lo-
raine Pollock and Marguerite Neon
vile, was a very charming affair.
Throughout the evening the German
was danced and at a late hour a most
delicious luncheon was served. Fancy
candies In appropriate shapes and de-
signs were given as favors. The
rooms were lighted with artistieally
hung Japanese lanterns About thirty
guests were present to enjoy the even
ing
The measuring party in the Catha-
dral club rooms Monday evening un5 II
the supervision of a number of the
young ladies of the st. Agnes sodality,
was amusing as wen as delightful 10
large number of guests. Prizes
were given TO the tallest and the
shortest guests. Games and music
were enjoyed, followed by light re-
freshments, which closed the pro-
gramme. Red and white were used
as the color scheme throughout, and
the rooms With che artistic placing OF
numerous Japanese lanterns and
autumn leaves, gave a very pleasing
effect.
Mrs. A. o. Madison delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of he younger So
ciety set last evening at her beauti-
full home of Eighth street south
Dancing was enjoyed until Al o'clock
when most delightful luncheon was
served. Small tables were placed here
and there In the dining room and each
held : handsome bouqnet of American
beauty roses with one at each place
as favor. The other rooms were
also decorated with these superb
flowers. Mrs. Madison is a charming
hostess and the young people were
indeed royalty entertained. The
guest list included the Misses Lucille
Bristol Margaret HOLSTER, Jessie Ed
wards, Eva shea, Claire Elliott, Hell
len McCumber, Harriet Hunt and the
Messrs. Lynn Stambaugh, Curle Cal
lander, Phil Bangs of Grand Forks,
Max Harringtos. Hawley Russell, Reg