The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-02

IA. IL. church VIII mold their annual 1
September meeting on the lawn Of |
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler's home at SIT !
First avenue south, Tuesday after
noon, Sept. g. at 3 o'clock. A good |
attendance is desired
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Misses Aretta r. Olsen Of Valley !
City and Ragna A. Lund of Fargo left |
this morning for Finley. where they
win teach In the public schools.
Mrs. Orne Olson Of Valley City has |
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Gard Of Third street north for the
past week.
Miss Edythe Carlson was hostess
at a prettiIy appointed luncheon last
evening at Prizes in honor of Miss
Moliie Sunde and Gerald Sunde. Cow
ers were laid for fourteen and dain-
ty color scheme OF pink was carried
out in the lights which were shaded
with pink roses. Miss Sunde leaves
Monday for Crookston, where she will
teach, and Gerald Sunde has accepted
position as trap drummer in Min
neapolis. He left last evening.
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Miss Aaland and Miss Gravelle OF
Grand Forks visited friends in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Elliott OF Grandin, who
/ has spent the past week in the city.
| left yesterday afternoon for her home.
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| Miss Helen Wilson Of Bismarck was
| In the city yesterday en- route home
from St Paul where she visited with
| friends.
| Misses Minerva Glenn and Julia
Bloom are expected in the city Sunday
from Crookston. They will teach in
the city during the coming schooI term.
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/ Miss Sarah Derochier Of Crookston
came to Fargo yesterday and will
spend the winter with her cousin, Mrs.
John Dupuis.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Gret-
| chen GollInger of Los Angeles, Cal.
arrived last evening from Devils Lake
/ where she has been the guest of Miss
| Lillian wineman and is the guest of
Miss Fanny Smith Sunday Miss
/ wineman win join Miss Gollinger and
/ together they will go to Chicago for a
| short visit with friends before leaving
for the west. They will visit DIR. and
Mrs. Chandler in Fargo and go west
by way Of Denver and the Grand
Canon. Miss Wineman plans to spend
year with Miss Gollinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. J. Campbell and
daughters. Misses Ruth and Margaret,
4 have taken apartments at the Wall
dorf for two months and are moving
from their home on Third avenue
south today. Judge and Mrs. w. Fl.
Barnett, who have recently purchased
the beautiful Campbell residence will
move during next week, from their
present home on Fourth avenue south.
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Miss Lottie Briggs OF Walhalla left
this morning for Cathay. after few
days visit with Mrs. Chas. Mcnamara
OF Seventh avenue south.
Mrs. r. M Mayors os Devils Lake
and Mrs. A. II. Hill OF Freeport, ILL.,
left for their homes last evening after
few days visit with Mrs. 70. A.
Wilson OF Fifth avetnue south.
a.
Mrs. f. A. Ryan Of Fourteenth street
south entertained the past presidents
of the w r. c. Thursday afternoon
at her home. The rooms were very
pretty with vases of pink asters and
a very pleasant social afternoon was
spent A regular business meeting
wng ttld and a delicious luncheon
served The w. r. c. will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. r. III. Johnston
Of n. p. avenue.
Mrs. J. r. Smith OF Tenth street
entertained the Neighborhood card
club at her home on Tenth street
Norwegian whist was the entertain
ment and Mrs. J. Bingham won the
high score. The rooms were very
prettiiy decorated with sweet peas and
nasturtiums. Following the game an
appctizing luncheon was served in the
dining room. This is the first meet
Ing OF the year and the club VIII
meet each week during the season.
10
Mrs j. Pyres of Second avenue was
hostess Tuesday afternoon to a
party of ladies who spent most de-
lightfuI hour or two playing 500. The
rooms were prettily decorated and a
perfectly appointed luncheon was
served after the cards were put away.
Last evening = party of about
twenty-fiv Roxal Neighbors called
unexpectedly z home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. @. H. Chaprrs<n at $40 Eleventh
street south and spent very happy
eve ming in games and dancing. Upon
the arrival of the guests, Mr.. Chap
| man was not at home and the sur