The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-25
Social Notes


carnation After the luncheon, car
riages conveyed the guests to the beau
tiful Hollister home at 621 Ninth street
south, where music and games were
greatly enjoyed, Mrs. Dick Tracey
winning the prize in the guessing con-
test Frappe was served during the
afternoon. The guests present were:
Alice Leonard, Marjory Rusch, Mrs.
Dick Tracey, Jessie Edwards, Grace
Mcintyre, Helen McCumber, Mildred
Eildreth, Irva Burdick, Dorothea
Young, Claire Elliott, Eva Shea and
Miss Thompson as guest Of honor. Mrs.
HOLSTER and Mrs. F. G. Gardner
chaperoned This was undoubtedly one
of the prettiest and most elaborate
affairs of the season and Miss Hollis
ter deserves much credit for the
graceful way in which she performed
her duties as hostess.
Miss Loretta Billert of Minneapolis
Is a guest in the city.
E. A. Wilson came up this morn
ing from the lakes
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Harper spent Sun
day at Lake Melissa.
Editor Sullivan of The New Salem
Journal is in the city taking in the
fair.
Miss Viva Foster Of williston is
spending her vacation with friends in
town.
Miss Pearl Dolton Of Tower City
was visitor in town over Sunday and
Monday
Mrs. w. c. McNaught has returned
from Grand Forks, where she spent
the last week at the fair.
Miss Ida Park and son Of Duluth
have returned home after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. d. D. Sullivan.
Miss Hulda Lehman, who is with the
Western Newspaper Union Of this
city, has returned from a short trip
to Willow City.
Mrs. Georgia Frazier of Thirteenth
street north, returned yesterday from
Winnipeg, where she attended the ex-
position and visited old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs E. P. Sundberg re-
turned Friday evening from Kingston,
Ont, where they have spent some
time with Mrs. Sundberg'S sister.
Miss Helen Kahn of San Antonio,
Tex, arrived in the city yesterday for
a visit with her brother, Samuel Kahn,
general manager of the Union Light,
Heat & Power Co.
Miss Ruth Gardner accompanied by
Mrs. Oscar Rustad of Moorhead left
this morning for Shoreiam, where
they will be guests at the Everhart
cottage for a few days.
Robert Glass and son, Audber, who
have been the guests Of Mr., Glass
daughter, Mrs. T. A. MorKen, for some
time, returned to their home at North
Battleford, Sask., Thursday.
Mrs A. Peterson, Second street
north entertained the Ladies' Aid of
the Broadway M. E. church, Thursday
afternoon. The Misses Pearl Vidger
and Lillian Van Pelt assisted in serv-
ing.
r. H. Johnston and j. M. Bandish
went to Valley City Friday evening
to meet Mr.. Bandish's brother who
has just returned from a three years
stay in the Philippines. They re-
turned last evening.
Mrs c. P. Brown, wire of the man
ager of the street car line, is getting
along nicely at st. Johns hospital
where she has been for some time TO.
treatment. AS soon as she is able Mrs
Brown will go east to visit friends.
Dean Bowling of the Episcopal
Cathedral will leave tomorrow for a
months stay in the east and will
spend a good deal of his time in New
York. He will officiate at the church
of the TRANSPORTATION at Norfold,
Conn while away.
Mrs. o. ]. deLendrecie came up from
the lakes Saturday on the train and
had the pleasure of riding back Satur-
day evening in their handsome new
Packard" The car is beauty and
well worth the trouble of coming up
from Detroit just for the pleasure of
riding back in it.
Sidney w. Hooper, the popular south
side man carrier and heretofore con-
firmed bachelor, returned home
Thursday with bride. Mrs. Hooper
was formerly Miss Estella B. McPeak
of Deering. Mr.. Hooper's Fargo
friends heartily welcome the bride to
their midst and extend the very best
wishes.
Mrs. Richard Tracey will entertain
about thirteen young ladies at a box
party at the Grand this afternoon in
honor of Miss Frances Thompson, who
is the guest of Miss Margaret Hollis
ter. After the performance at the
Grand the young ladies will return to
Mrs. Tracey's home where luncheon
will be served
William ]. Price has returned from
an extended trip east. He left here
the first week in July to attend the
grand lodge of the Elks at Detroit,
Mich, and after the session was over
he extended his trip TO Pittsburg and
Cincinnati and other places in the
south and east He reached home this
morning and says he had most de-
lightful time.
Friends of the c. A. Everhart
family, formerly of Fargo, will
be interested in the following:
The Virginian- Pilot (Norfolk, Val:
The engagement of Miss Mildred E.
Everhart to Leonard S. Cairns OF Min.
neapolis, Mimi, was announced Wed.
nesday afternoon at luncheon given
her and ten girl friends by her mother
Mrs. G. A. Everhart, assisted by Miss