The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-12
Social Notes


wednesday for few days outing.
Mrs. Holderman leaves today on he,
annual trip to the eastern markets.
Miss Mae Corrigan took the trip tc
Detroit yesterday with the druggists.
Mrs. j. A. Canniff and children left
last evening for few weeks outing
at a farm near Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. o. Rockwell, Miss Alice
Goodrich and Mrs. Horace Rowland
spent Thursday at Dilworth
Mrs. Ed Cline, Miss Edna Cline and
Mrs. M. Jennings have returned after
ten days visit in che twin cities
Mrs. L. w. Maley and son, Thomas
are the guests of Mrs. Maley's sister
Mrs. Frank Lehman. of Grand Forks
Miss Katherine Boise expects to ac-
company her aunt, Miss Grace Curry,
home to Hope Saturday for an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. g. A. Swanson and daughters
Clara and Helen are spending the
week with relatives and friends at
Grand Forks.
Miss Mary Muck has as her guests,
the Misses Blanche Murphy of Min
neapolis and Clara and Hannah Bohan
of Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. J. Henry Bowers and daughter,
Helen, left last evening for Albert Lea,
Mimi. where they will spend month
with Mrs. Bowers parents.
Miss Mable Mackeracher of Valley
City spent the last few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Macker-
acher. returning this morning.
Miss Floy Stevens returned last
evening from a weeks visit at Breck-
enridge. She was accompanied by
Miss Ina Murphy Of that city.
Mrs. N. E. Grannsn and children,
Ethelyn and Stephen of Marshall
Mimi, are the guests or Mrs. Gran
mems sister, Mrs. Oscar Rustad, of
Moorhead for two weeks
The many friends of Earl Turner of
Wheatland, who was operated on at
the ST. Johns hospital in this city a
few days ago, will be pleased to learn
that he is recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beiseger of GaIesburg
Ill, have arrived in the city and have
bought the farm on the extension of
Thirteenth street north, which they
will shortly occupy. The farm Is one
of the best in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Massie who
have been in Grand Forks since their
return from Minneapolis, have rented
fiat there and viii begin housekeep-
ing about Sept. /. They wil9 Ne the
guests Of. Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Rhstad
of Moorhead about the middle of next
week. Mrs. Massie was formerly Mrs.
Don Morrill, of this city and has many
friends here.
A night or two ago members Of the
Loyal Americans of No. 1113 gave Mr..
and Mrs. Frank johnson of Tenth
street south, who were recently mar
ried, pleasant surprise party. There
were all kinds Of good things 20 eat,
and the evening was spentin a de-
lightful manner. Mr.. and Mrs. John
son will move into their new home,
at the corner of Eighth avenue and
Tenth street north, next Honday, and
will likely give a house warming in
the near future.
Mrs. w. D. Crawford Seventh street
north, entertained yesterday afteroon
In honor of her mother, Mrs. ]. Fair
weather of Fresnoe, Cal, who has
been her guest for the past week. The
afternoon was spent in sewing and
conversation and very delightful
luncheon was served later in thd~aft-
ernoon. The dining room was charm
ingly decorated with pink and white
sweet peas and the living room with
red gladiolus, while the porch was cool
and inviting In green vines and white
flowers Mrs. Crawford is a charm
ing hostess and the guests spent a
most pleasant oftarnoon.
The fsra9l carriers OF the city and
their wives had most delightful time
last night and they made things pleas
ant for Mr., and Mrs. Sidney w. Hoop
er, another mail carrier who resides
on First avenue south near the corner
of Sixteenth street. sIr. and Mrs.
Hooper were married some time ago,
and the mail carriers sent their pres
ents, but 1t was not until last night
that they had an opportunity of ex-
tending a reception to the newly mar
ried couple. Without invitation they
invaded the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hooper, and without permission they
took entire possession Of the house,
RELOCATING the couple to the shade so
far as any preparations for supper was
concerned. They had with them well
filled baskets and the contents of these
were spread upon the tables and a
feast that pleased everybody took
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Mouper were sur
prised beyond description, and they
were more than pleased at the kind
ness and esteem shown by Mr.. HOOP
err fellow workmen. The evening
passed in a delightful manner.
Last evening at the knights of
Columbus hall occurred one Of the
largest and most beautiful events of
the season. The occasion was re-
ception given by Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Pollock for Miss Louise Mckay,
who has just returned from Berlin,
where she has been studying music
for the past two years. Nearly 800
guests enthusiastically received her
and greatly appreciated her wonderful
voice Besides the regular programme
Miss Mckay very graeiously rendered
several Scotch selections by request,
that were applauded heartily Miss
Mckay is a North Dakota girl, the
daughter of William Mckay of Cas-
selton, and we may well be proud of
her as she possesses an exceptionally
fine voice that is full of feeling and is
sure to win the hearts of all who hear