The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-27

Ing old acquaintance. He may re-
locate in Fargo.
General Poole is down from Bis
marck on legal business.
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Mason spaIding came home yester-
day from short stay at his uncle,
Mr.. Hubert's farm near Cummings.
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| Saturday afternoon Mrs. r. Miller,
Ninth avenue north, gave a historical
party for Mrs Rev. r. ]. Hampton OF
Louisiana, Mo-, who Is the guest OF
| her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Crayer OF the
| Wellington fats. The subject taken
FOR discussion was in the life Of Lin
/ coin from the cradle to the grave, Mrs.
| A. w. Beals, Mrs. f. b. Sapp, Mrs.
| DR.. X. H. Mallarian and Mrs. Lamp
ton very ably atrlbuting the different
stages OF his life. After an interest
ing hour spent with Lincoln, Miss
Sally Craver and Miss Della Hawk
Il assisted in serving the chatting dish
luncheon prepared by the hostess. The
table and dining room were very pretty
\ in a red and white color scheme car
4 ried out with gladiolus and sweet
peas. About twenty guests were pres
emit TO enjoy this novel entertainment
which was carried out very enjoyably.
Little miniature pictures Of Lincoln
were given as favors.
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L Mrs. A. H. Dodsley and children re-
turned from the summer vacation Wis.,
iting at her aunt home at Friesland,
MINI.
]. w Lorshbough left wednesday
for a ten days trip to Portland on
business.
Carl Anheier gave a stag party last
evening for his guest, Louis Peterson,
| of st. Paul. The evening was spent In
cards and billiards and at about 10
o'clock a Dutch lunch was served. The
young men enjoyed the evening to its
| fullest extent.
Mrs. M Norton Of the cloak and suit
department OF deLendrecie's store, re-
turned this morning from trip to
New York.
| Miss Lila Lorsbough gave
o'clock luncheon yesterday for the
Misses Sarah Row of Wheeling, Pa,
and Josephine Russell of Chicago The
table was very pretty with Japanese
place cards aud white astors with
green ferns Covers were laid for
eight The guests spent the remainder
of the afternoon in sewing. Miss Clara
Pollock also entertained this morning
for Misses Row and Russell at a 1880
breakfast. The same young ladies
10 a
place cards marked the eight covers
and the table was decorated-in red and
while Miss Row left this morning
for her home. She has been the guest
for some time of Miss Babe Huberts.
Miss Russell is the guest of Miss
| Gladys Taylor and Mrs. /. p. Clapp,
and will leave for her home Monday
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Miss Gertrude VoWels and Mrs.
i William H. Hunter entertained at the
he me of the latter on First avenue
north at a thimble bee yesterday aft
ernoon for Mrs. j. B. Clapp and
| daughter, Mrs. DR.. Jones of Cedar
Falls, Ia, formerly of this city. About
! fifteen ladies, former friends of Mrs.
Clapp, were invited TO enjoy the aft
4 ernoon with her The time passed
very quickly and pleasantly with
needle work and conversation. Ice
cream and cake were served to the
guests later in the afternoon. The
rooms were decorated throughout
very attractively with golden rod Mrs.
Clapp and Mrs. Jones have been the
guests for the past week or so of
Mrs. John Peterson and Mrs. Hunter
and expect to leave this evening for
their homes. Mrs. Hunter entertained
this afternoon for her Sunday school
class from the Presbyterian church at
o'clock. Games were played and
ice cream, cake and sandwiches
served. The following girls made up
the class and enjoyed the afternoon
very much: Misses Theo. Hamilton,
Gladys Twitchler, Katherine Ladd,
Rizpah Ladd, Hazel Rolf, Eva Leon
ard, Alice Goorrich Alice Hunter,
Nina Gushing and Lylith Rusk.
Mrs. j. w. Riley left last evening
to visit for two weeks In Minneapolis
and other Minnesota cities.
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At her home on First avenue north
yesterday afternoon, Miss Mable Til
den entertained for Mrs. John jack
son of Winnipeg, formerly Miss Nell
Rae of this city, and Miss Donna
4 Murthy of Owatonna Mimi, who is
4 the guest of Miss Estelle Twichell.
The afternoon was spent in music and
games and at o'clock very pretty
y luncheon was served to the eight
Z young ladies present. The table held
n a charming bouquet of red roses and
q the place cards each gave suggestion
4 for a table manner, which we're read
in turn and caused much merriment
a Mrs. Jackson expects to leave this
evening for her home; Miss Murthy
will remain in town as the guest oil
several girl friends for a short time
Miss Hazel Stone of st. Peters, MINI.
& arrived during the afternoon and is
{ the guest Of Miss Nell Tildon until
q Monday.
Mrs. J. d. Carpenter and Miss Mag.
i delina returned this morning from a
I two weeks visit In Duluth.
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& Mrs. VIM. Hauser returned last
I evening from Michigan city, Ind.
i where she was called by the death Of
n her father. She was accompanied by
4 her mother.
Mrs. e. FL. Bassett and children o.
st. Paul are visiting In the city, the
guests Of Mrs. A. ]. Piers.
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Miss Mabel Piers will leave mex
i week to spend few days at Detroi