The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04

Society folk are beginning to dine
cut on Sunday evenings and the diff
ferent hosteleries in the city are be-
coming rapidly popular as a Sunday
evening gathering place Tfor dinner
parties, large and small Couples,
families and guest parties innumerable
ill the dining rooms when the first
strains of the music falls upon the
ear. Great bowls of spring blossoms
and LEAKAGE adorn the tables and fill
the air with fragrance, and each meal
SURPRISES the preceding one in ele-
gance and palatableness. After the
service many of the guests linger i'm
the lobby and parlors for a social hour
or two with friends they meet there,
this privilege being one of the charm
ing attractions of the down town Sun
nay evening dinner which is so rapidly
gathering popularity among both and
Dld.
w. c. Laizure. former city treasurer
of Fargo, has received word that his
son, Dallas G. Laizure, has been sue
ressful in his final exams. and will be
commissioned at once as ensign in the
Il. S. navy.
Mr.. Laizure, jr., was a member of
the u, S. naval academy class of 1908,
and after serving the required two
years at sea, took the final exams in
which, as has been stated, he was sue
ressful. The news is particularly graf
flying to his Fargo relatives and
friends, from the fact that out of the
entire class of 1872 members, eighty-two
failed to pass the examination. He is
now serving on the U. S. battleship
Michigan.
This week took many families to
the lakes, and all those who do not
have to await the closing of the
schools will be settled in their summer
homes Immediately. The regular
over Sunday excursions have begun in (
earnest and a general exodus is no !
, ticeable at each week and. The So
; ciety folk are represented in parties |
as we'll as the fishing groups who are
all business over the anticipated re-
creation and big catch.
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Clarence B. Young, the youngest son
It. j. Young, returned Thursday even
! ing with his bride from a several DAYS
wedding trip to eastern points. Mr..
and Mrs. Young will be at home to
their friends in apartments at the
Park flats.
Some important weddings are am
nounced for this month, and the events
are being expeCtantly awaited by the
friends OF the interested parties June
the bridal month will have more than
dts usual quote of prominent social
weddings in Fargo.
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Society editor Phone 1524-L.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Isaacs of La
Moure, who have been visiting friends
in the city, have returned home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Hardy and Mrs.
c. E. Davis left on Monday morning
for few days at Lake Melissa. Mr.,
Hardy has purchased the S. S. Lyon 7
cottage there, and they went down to
make all in readiness for a summer
outing.
Wednesday morning Mrs. Ben Glaze
was a passenger for Detroit. from
where she motored to Shoreham. where
she will spend the summer at Rich
Enonds. During her few days stay
IN town Mrs. Glaze was the recipient
OF many social honors. Mesdames
Jones, Whan and Himmewright were
among those who entertained.
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Mrs. c. H. Dixon of Kenmare, after
having enjoyed pleasant visit in the
city, has gone home.
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The A. c. have named their dele
gates to represent them at Lake Cen
eva Wis, this summer at the yearly
conference. Those who are to attend
In September are Ruby Gibbons, Alma
Erickson, Alma Leeby, Grace Briscoe,
Clarence Williams, Clarence Walters
Roy Dynes and Carl Yeringto.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Pencil OF Los
Angeles, Cal, are visiting their friends
in this city.
Mrs. Margaret Dood has retnrned /
ITO her Dickinson home after a Fargo
visit.
Mrs. j. d. Burke of Blanchard. has
fbeen the guest of her many friends
an Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton of Minot were
Sunday visitors here.
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Miss Amanda Holland. of Steele
after having spent a few days in visit
Ing her many friends here has left for
home.
j. V. Koehen and wife of Grand
Forks stopped at the Metropole on
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Mckenzie of Wild RiceI
was the guest of friends in the citv
the fore part of the week.
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Miss Cecilia Shermeon attended q
pleasant party in Hawley, Mimi, on
Monday evening when on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Shermeonl
of that place.
Mrs. E. c. Cooper of Bismarck has
soined her husband State Chairman
Cooper here and will remain over sun.
day.
Mrs. c. r. Riley and children of
second avenue south is visiting in
Minneapolis, her old home.
Miss Mayne Miller of Brainerd. who
has been visiting her many friends in
the city has left for home.
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Miss Katherine Richards of rishor
was a Monday visitor here.
mr. ana Mrs. Bert Lamery of Car
rlngton, who have been the guests OF
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