The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
Late Events

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she has been spending a short tim.
with relatives preparatory to leavins
. Tor the south She was accompanied
by her son, Walter, who Ia very iii
Mr.. Warner was taken immediately Il
st. Johns hospital, where he win re.
ceive every attention. Clifford Warnel
came up from Hawley, where he was
J also q guest of relatives, on Thursday
and the family Will remain in the civ
until Walter Is able to leave the hos
! pitai.
MISS irene Carpenter was charm
Ing hostess last evening to a small
party or her young lady friends from
the younger society set, at a slunber-
ing party. The young ladies enjoyed
the first performance at the Grand
and afterward were escorted TO the
home Of their hostess on Third avenue
south, where a Jolly evening was
| spent The guests were Misses celia
Jacobson, Stella Simonson, Margaret
HOLSTER Alice Lewis and Helen
Welter.
Miss Alice Lewis, popular daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs, r.. s. Lewis Of Third
avenue south, expects to leave Monday
Tor National Park seminary, where she
VIII continue her musical studies.
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The annual luncheon OF the Round
Table club was given yesterday after
noon by the new president, Mrs. f. f.
Grant, at her home on Eighth street
south. The appointments were charm
lngly carried out with autumn flow
ers and pink roses, the club flower.
the place cards being carried out in
the coiors of pink and green. Covers
We're laid for twenty-five and the lun-
cneon was served in FIVE tempting
courses. Following the luncheon a So
c1al afternoon was spent and the pres
ident's address given. Mrs. Grant
spoke mostly in tribute to the mem
bers Of the club who had passed away
mentioning briefly the work Of the club
for the year. The next meeting Of
the club will be held at the horne ~
Mrs. Shepperd, Oct 6. Romantictsm
in Art, by Mrs. Haxby; Cornelius and
haulpach, by Mrs. Hancock, and Tieck |
ana scgiegel Brothers. from the Ro- !
mantle school of literature, by Mrs.
Hindlaub, will be the features for
study.
Mrs. Ralph Sproul of Belfeld. N. n.
who has been the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Comrie of Third |
avenue south for ten days, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. j. E. Simpson Of Tenth street
south left this morning to spend the
weekend with friends at Detroit,
MINI.
Miss Gertrude Schwarz of Second
avenue south entertained a jolly party
Of young girls yesterday afternoon at
a tafry pull
The Loyal Temperance legio nwill not
meet tomorrow, but a meeting place
will be arranged for and a meeting
held on Sunday. Oct 8.
Mrs. d. d. Sullivan and daughters
Misses Aileen and Kathleen and Miss
Mabel Gilchrist of Minneapolis re-
turned Wednesday morning from
where they were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Ben Harold.
they were accompanied home by Rev.
Mt. May, who spent the day here and
eft for Chicago. where he will enter
he University Of Chicago. Miss GIL
christ left Thursday evening for Hib-
ping. MIMI, where she will spend a
month with friends, and will return
alter to be the guest of Mrs. Sullivan
gain for short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Crawford OF
seventh street south are planning to
cave next Friday evening for Des
1oines, Ia, where Mr.. Crawford has
'een placed In charge OF the Avery
'o.'s interests. Mr.. Crawford viii he
ucceeded by VIM. Ishen of Peoria. I'll.
Vho arrived in the city last Monday
nth his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ishen viii
AXE the Crawford home on Seventh
trset south.
I'd L. Richter, the irrepressibla edi-
Or of The Larimore Pioneer. IL In
he city today on business and is the
uest of relatives.
Mrs. Bruce Crusoe will give the Sec
nd or series OF very delightful ,
lusical evenings on next Friday even 7
ing at her apartments at the Rock !
'ell on Eighth street south. The first +
Tas given last Sunday evening, IT ia /,
Understood that Frank Steele. who Is '
le possessor of rare vocal talent. Z,
III sing. Other prominent artists 4
ave been secured for the evening and Il
le guest list will include only the 8
Of the Rockwell apartments. Ii
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Former Governor Sarles of HilIsboro i
ad Colonel Yorke of Little Rock. =
rk., were in the city today for q few !,
ours visiting with friends Colonel =
orke Is well known In Fargo. having
sited Governor Sarles on several a
'evious occasions.
Fifteen Year Sentence for Slayer. =
Ashland. Wis, Sept. 30.--WalIiarn
srses of Cleveland. the young Hun
-rian sailor who shot and killed ~
heelsman Charles Mcmahon on the ne
e carrier Alva Dinkey last June. was 81
to fifteen years irnprfson- De
emit today. Gerses was backed In his M
al by the American Hungarian So ar
sty OF Cleveland. To-
To-
Darlington Boy Lost. an
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