The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-23

H. Barnes Of Fargo. a cousin OF Mrs.
Morris. was also present.
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On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Al
len Wood, Sixth avenue north. the
president OF the Woman's Auxiliary OF
the st. Johns Episcopal church of
Moorhead, was hostess to the ladies OF
that organization and a score of
Moorhead ladies were in town to at
tend. After an hour Of business there
was social chat followed BY the
serving Of dainty refreshments at $3.50.
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Miss Amelia Luger gave one OF her
private musicales for the mothers this
afternoon at 500 o'clock at her studio
on Broadway.
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson
was in town this week from Valley
City, interested in the Ladies' Mission
airy meetings.
Mrs. A. ]. Craig OF Lisbon was
Fargo visitor this week.
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Mrs. H. syron who spent the winter
in washington state, returned Tues
day and will make her home with her
/ daughter Mrs. Merritt In Moorhead.
Mrs A. Fl. Barnes is home from
visit in Union Grove, Wis.
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Mrs. r. M. Keller and parents Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart are home from San
Diego and are located at the waldorf
for the present.
Col. w. F. Ball reached homo Sun
day morning from the south. He re-
L a.. A.. a.
Mrs. Ball returned here a week ago
but he was called home by the illness
of his wife.
Mrs. H. A. ORR and daughter, Miss
Mable left Wednesday morning for
Butte. Mont, where they will reside
for the present.
Mrs. Lola McKim will leave sun
ady morning for New Rockford for a
weeks visit with her daughter Miss
Shirley McRim who is teaching in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hector and
Miss Evelyn left yesterday for an
eastern trip to include all the larger
cities They will visit with Fred
Hector at Harvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Hanson left this
morning to make their home in Devils
Lake. Mr.. Hanson has been dress
goods man for o. j. deLendrecie for
| home time and has resigned to ac-
cept a position as general business
manager of the dry goods store Of
F. w. Mann & Son OF that city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hector left
last night for Chicago, accompanying
Miss Hector. who IT, ling to Boston,
where she will Wis IDS for some
time Mr.. Hectic, s to return
to town about til, .ddle of next
week.
Walter Swanson, a prominent farm
er at Blabon, was in the city last
night and attended the ceremonial
session Of the Odd Fellows.
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Miss Alice Halland attended the
wedding of Miss Mary Bangs Osborne
to Albert Grassland of Lake Park, at
Glyndon last Wednesday.
Miss Marion veeder of Mandan, who
has been spending the winter in Far
&C has returned home
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Miss Jessie Walker is attending
grand opera in st. Paul.
The K camp club will be entertained
by Miss Marian Mather next Monday
aight.
STrs. ID. ID. Simmons will entertain
the guild of the Congregational
church next Tuesday evening at her
home. S61 Eighth avenue south.
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Miss Jessie Ferris entertained at
chatting dish party Friday night at
the home OF Mrs. Conant. Second ave-
nue. south.
Il Mrs. j. G. Forbes of wahpeton is
visiting Mrs. w. r Fitzpatrick, Sixth
street south.
Mrs. j. w. McHoss and children
are visiting in st. Paul. Mrs. McHose
will hear grand opera
i AT her home on Sixth street south
/ Thursday Mrs. Fitzpatrick gave a very
| pretty party for her friend, Mrs. ].
1 G. Forbes OF wahpeton.
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i Rev. and Mrs. Leonard entertained
the young people of the church
Thursday evening. George Heber
Jones OF Korea was an honor guest.
Mr.. Jones is considered the greatest
living authority on Korea. Besides
being "a man with charming person
ality. Mr.. Jones is unusually inter-
esting to the young people. on account
os his knowledge of and interest In
the young Korean minister. who is
known as the Paul H. McKanstry
memorial student. and who Is sup
ported by the Epworth league OF the
First Methodist church
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Mrs. X. II. Mallarian, of Broadway,
is anticipating visit in few days
from her father, Mr.. Taylor, who is
| en- route home from Detroit, Mich
from Spokane. where he has been for
the past few months.
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Charles L. Moon Of San Francisco
reached Fargo Thursday morning and
has been honor guest with Miss will
son at several impromptu affairs.
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Last evening at the Gardner hotel,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Treat and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Treat entertained at
Z o'clock dinner in honor OF Miss will
son and Mr. Moon. Covers were laid
for ten. Handsome yellow johnquils
were used attractively In the floral
scheme.
Mrs. L. B. Middaugh and little