The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
Social Notes
Mrs. Jake Duncan win spend Sunday

at Dilworth
Mrs. Q. j. deLendrecie motored in
from Lake Detroit Tuesday.
Mrs. r. H. Bush and daughter. Vera
are spending the month of August al
Lake Cormorant.
Guy Comrie returned home Saturday
from Red Wing, Mimi, where he has
been spending the summer.
Miss Aileen Sullivan returned home
Tuesday from Wheatland where she
has been the guest OF Mrs. Ben Har-
rold.
Mrs. w. T. Leckie and Miss Omen
of Dewadiac Mich, are the guests OF
Mrs. F. P. Wagner, Third avenue
north.
]. P. Probert, who spent the past
nine months in California, is now Wis
iting his son, William Probert in Wah.
peton, before returning home.
Master Edwin Shaw, the little son
of Mrs z. t. Shaw, who was bitten by
a dog, is getting along nicely, but 1t
is feared that bad scar will be left.
Curl Callander and Monte Mares re-
turned home from Melissa yesterday,
they have been the guests of Harold
Wilson, at the Wilson cottage on Melis
ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. English and
daughter, Miss Erla Miller, of Suther-
land, Sasl1 who have been the guests
of Mrs /. Wilson, First avenue south,
left yesterday for their home.
The Wednesday Bridge club met this
week with Mrs. G. H. DILL Seventh
street south. Dainty refreshments
were served at 81 80 and the afternoon
was spent in bridge, Mrs. c. s. Whit
tlesey winning the prize.
Miss Shirley McKim of New Rock
ford, who has been the guest of Fargo
friends for a few weeks, leaves today
to VISIT with her mother at Fairhaven.
She will visit in Fargo again before
returning to New Rockford.
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. Malmquist of
Eleventh street north entertained a
party of the employees of the Fargo
branch of the j. /. Case Co. last even
ing. The occasion was in the nature
of a housewarming for Mr.. and Mrs.
Malmquist who were recently married.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Danish returned
yesterday from q weeks visit with
friends in Valley City, leaving this
morning for Glaston, where they will
visit a few days, before going to
Ardock N. D., where Mr.. Danish will
be principal Of the schools there for the
coming year.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Presbyterian church will
hold lawn social at the home of Mrs.
f. C. Duncan, 2O7 Tenth street north,
Friday evening, Aug 19, at which all
members and their friends will be
cordially welcomed. Ice cream and
cake will be served.
D. D. Sullivan and the Hubertz boys
are at the Sullivan cottage in Cass
county Minnesota. Miss Ada Ryan,
Miss Katheleen Sullivan, Mrs. Hubertz
and Miss Rita Hubertz left this morn
ing and Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Aileen
go Saturday They will spend two or
three weeks at their camp.
Word has been received from Clara
Rose, who is the guest of Miss Mary
Benton in San Diego, Cal, that she is
enjoying the trip immensely, and will
leave there for Los Angeles, Aug. %,
from there she will visit in Portland
and Seattle before returning home
about the first Of September.
Valley City Patriot: On Saturday
evening Mr.. o. M. Varnson was tend
cred farewell reception by the Of
flcers of Epworth church and the
members of the Sunday school, OF
which Mr.. Varnson has long been sup.
erintendent. He was presented with
a handsome suit case as a token OF
esteem and recognition of his worth
Mr.. Varnson expects soon to go to
Fargo to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest watkins re
turned yesterday afternoon from their
wedding trip to eastern cities. Mr..
Watkins is employed as traveller for
the National Cash Register Co., OF
which the Ashelman Bros. are the
Fargo agents. Mr.. and Mrs Watkins
were married by Rev. G. r. Adams at
the Presbyterian parsonage in this
city q short time ago Mrs. Watkins
was formerly Miss Mildred Wieland
of Dayton, o.
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Rita Burns the eight girls of the Busy
Bee sewing club gave a very pretty
entertainment for Miss Edna Cline,
who Is to be bride the latter part OF
the month. The evening was pleasant
" spent in conversation, games and
music. Later a most inviting lunch
con was served. The parlor and dining
room were artistically and beautifully
decorated in a pink and white scheme
being carried out in pink satin rib
bon and white chiffon. Asparagus
vines and chiffon were entwined about
the chandeliers and little pink hearts
peeped out here and there through the
vines. The table was also decorated
with the same material, the chair OF
the BRIDE to-be was especially pretty
with pink satin ribbon, white chiffon
and little pink hearts. The very APP
propriate place cards were in the form
of cupids and the affair throughout