The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
Ut Interest to the Women
Social Notes

Mrs. Frank Lynch and Mrs. Cum
nings of Casselton are visitors in the
shopping districts today.
Mrs. Wallace Grosvenor and mother
Mrs. =. FL. Payne Of Casseiton are
guests In the city today.
Word has been received from Mrs
Grace Houston Vidal that she and her
little daughter, Miss Grace, are the
guests Of Mrs. Vida1's brother, Mr..
Houston, In Boston.
Mrs. r. Fl. wilder Of Fourth avenue
south is expected home this evening
from Valley City, where she stopped
en- route home from the w. G. 4. II.
convention at Jamestown.
On Monday evening, Sept 25. ct 3
o'clock Richard r.. Harlxins of Marion.
N. D., and Miss Alta M. Gilmore of
this city were united In marriage az
the Broadway M. e. parsonage. Rev.
G. F. sewrey officiating.
Mrs. G. A. Everhart has written to
friends In the city that she has COM
pleted her visit at Litchfield, MINI.
where she was the guest OF her sister
and left for Minneapolis to spend a
week or two with her daughter, Mrs.
Leonard Cairns.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Probert and
daughter, Miss Jennie, and Mrs. Mae
Vidger and daughters. Misses Edna.
and Cora, left this morning for MINI
neapolis, where they viii take the train
Tor the west to spend the winter in
Long Beach. Cal.
Mrs. F. F. Grant will be hostess on
Friday afternoon at luncheon to the
aides Of the Round Table club. The
meeting was postponed on account of
Mrs. Grants absence from the city and
will take place on Friday. This meet
Ing being the first OF the year is de-
voted to the new president, Mrs. Grant,
and win be purely social affair.
Cong. L. B. Hanna and daughters.
Misses Jean and Dorothy, and son,
Robert, leave tomorrow afternoon for
the east. Miss Dorothy will enter
Miss BENEFITS school at Millbrook, M.
T., and Miss Jean and brother and
Mr.. Hanna will go to Washington, ID.
c., the latter to remain only few
days and Miss Jean and her brother
to spend the winter there.
1t is interesting to know that the
Scandinavian w. G. T. II. of Fargo re-
ceived the honor of having the largest
union in the state. This union also
received the banner for the largest
number of honorary members. The
delegates, from the Scandinavian union
returned on Monday evening and are
enthusiastic over the convention and
their work for the new year.
Mrs. Otto Morrow of North Broad
way was hostess last evening at a
pretty informal prairie chicken dinner,
complimentary to Mrs. May Hornbroke
Of Wheeling, w. Va. who is the guest
of Mrs. N. J. Little OF Seventh street
north. The table and rooms were very
beautiful with garden flowers and the
menu was most delicious and perfectly
served. Covers were laid for six.
Mrs. Edgar Spear, formerly Of this
city and well known here, Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Brown OF Ninth
street north for few days. Mrs. Spear
is en- route to her home at Nome. NJ
d. from six weeks visit with friends
in Minneapolis. DIR. Spear left St
Paul yesterday in his car and is ex-
pected here today for short stop and
will go on home. Mrs. Spear will re-
main for short time.
Miss Pearl Bunce and brother, Paul,
gave very pretty luncheon after the
regular choir rehearsal for the Presby-
terrain church services, on Friday eve
ming at their home on Ninth street
north. An exquisite center piece Of
nasturtiums and green leaves decorat-
ed the table and sweet peas and asters
we're used with pretty effect about the
rooms. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Wheelock, Mrs. Wright, Miss Margaret