The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-03
y OF Interest to the Fair Sex -
Social Notes

Mrs. Wallace Grosvenor of Casselton
Is In the city today shopping.
Mrs. j. M. sarles Of Hillsboro is
spending a short time in Fargo this
week,
Miss Mary Graham of Davenport. la,
is expected this afternoon 10 spend the
week end with Mrs. G. Dewitt Downing
Geo. H. Chase and family have moved
from their home at SIS Tenth avenue
north and will live at 500 Ninth street
south.
Mrs. Quincy d. Adams has as her
guest for a few weeks her sister, Mrs.
H. w. Seager and daughter Of Red
lands, Cal.
The Gethsemane Cathedral guild
wiz meet with Mrs. ]. c. Benedict at
212 Tenth street north Thursday aft
ernoon at $3.50.
Mrs. ]. l.. Graves returned yesterday
afternoon from Stanfield, ore. where
she spent the past three months. The
trip was greatly enjoyed
Invitations are being issued for the
wedding OF Miss Matte Adams of It's
Third street north and Cornelius Ben
ner Of st. Paul. the wedding to take
place May "a.
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin of Fifth avenue
south was hostess this afternoon to the
first of a series of charming afternoon
parties. The second will take place
Thursday with pretty appointments
Gunder Olson, state treasurer, came
down from Grafton last evening and
will leave for Bismarck tonight. Mr..
Olson was delayed in Grafton on ac-
count Of the illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs James II Morrow and
little son, James, Of Moore, Mont, ar
rived Sunday and are The guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Morrow of North
Broadway. Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Morrow will give an informal chill
dren's party for her little guest, James
Morrow. 1r.
This afternoon at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs Frances Mckenzie
of Wild Rice. occurred the marriage
of Miss Mary Grace Mckenzie and
John Edward Rapp, A number OF
Fargo people attended and the young
people viii leave this evening for Mis-
souri,, where they will make their home.
A very interesting event of this eve-
ming win be the stereopticon views
picturing eighty different scenes in the
life and customs of the Chinese. The
pictures come as a finale to the study
of the Woman's auxiliary during the
past few months. The pictures will be
Oh t., Al.
a large number are planning to attend.
Peter Matson leaves Wednesday
night for New York and will sail from
there on the Cunard line, Lusitania
for Liverpool. He will travel through
England and Denmark and then to
Malmo and Yestad. Sweden, his old
home. He expects to be gone about
two months. Mr. Matson has not visit
ed his home for twenty-four years and
anticipates a most enjoyable trip.
A delightful surprise was carried out
last evening BY employees of Moody's
store as farewell to w, j. Rauseh,
who leaves soon to take up the duties
of his new position at Cedar Rapids,
la. Mrs. Rausch had been let in the
secret and everything was nicely ar
IduSSus ledNiuk 41F. kNduSci IN complete
ignorance of the happy event About
forty Of the young people of the store
were present and spent happy time
with merry chat and games. Later in
The evening a delicious. luncheon was
served and Mr.. Rausch was presented
with handsome Elks charm. Many
happy wishes for a successful future
were expressed as the company de-
parted. III
Minot Optic: Club women of the
city are looking forward with interest
to the meeting of the Federated Wo-
mems club Of this district which is to
be held at Kenmare on May is and
10. The president Of the North Dal<o-
to Federation of Women's clubs, Mrs.
N. c. Young Of Fargo, will be present
and a programme of the meeting is
now being arranged. Delegates to
represent the various clubs of the city
have been chosen, their names and the
club which each represents are as fol-
lows: Literary club, Mrs. Wolfe and
Mrs. Loe, with Mrs. Robinson and Ly-
man as alternates:. At club. Mrs. Van
Fleet and Mrs. A. M Thompson, with
Mrs. Lyman and Mrs. Storey as alter
mates; Miss Aletta, jacobson will be the
official delegate of the Musical club
and Mrs. Barron and Mrs. Storey will
also represent the club.