The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-13
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Miss Alice Foster returned Monday
night from months visit with
friends at Hope.
Mrs. J. A. MONTGOMERY was called
g Chicago the first Of the week by
the illness OF cousin.
Mrs. Simon Diement will entertain
the st. Joseph society on Thursday
AFTERNOON at her residence.
Mrs. Charles johnson returned this
morning from Minneapolis, where she
has spent the past few days
Paul Cullen returned home last eve
ming from Lisbon, where he has spent
the past month with his uncle.
Mrs. Hector Barnes left yesterday
morning for Lisbon, where she will be
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Freeman.
the Young Ladies' guild OF the First
congregational church viii meet with
Mrs f. L. Anders, 514 Tenth avenue
south on Thursday evening at 1880.
The Woman's Union Label league
WIN hold q regular meeting In Assem-
oly hall, Thursday, Sept. IA, in the
evening. All members are requested
to be present.
Mrs David Gray of Baltimore, Md.
who has been the guest of her mother.
Mrs. Sherlock of Seventh avenue south
Tor the past two months, expects to
leave tomorrow morning for her home.
Miss Mabel Hubbard has issued in
vitations for this afternoon at her
home on Ninth street south com
plimentary to Mrs. Tisdel of Cleve-
land, Q. The time will be spent in
formally.
Miss Helen McCunber. who has
been the guest of Miss Claire Elliott
OF North Broadway for the past two
weeks expects to leave tomorrow for
Wahpeton. where she will visit with
Miss Eva Shea.
Friends will regret to learn that Miss
Laura Young was obliged to undergo
an operation at st. Johns hospital.
Sunday. She is getting along very
nicely and her friends hope to see her
about again soon.
Mrs. q, B. Murphy and children Of
Medberry are expected in the city to-
morrow evening to be the guests of
Mrs. Murphy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
d. G. Cullen of Ninth avenue south for
a fortnight.
Miss EVELYN Hector win acconpanv
her guest, Miss Margaret Sewall, home
to Bath, Me. They expect to leave
about Sept Is, and Miss Hector win
visit in Bath, New York and other
eastern points until about Christmas
time.
Supt b. r. Chapple Of the school
for the blind at Bathgate was In
the city yesterday and in company
with Superintendent Riley made an
auto trip into the country to arrange
with the parents OF Dana Roberts to
have the little fellow placed in the
school.
A party of six or eight OF Fargo's
young society ladies spent a pleasant
informal afternoon, yesterday, at the
home Of Miss Lou Ciel Quirk, on Fifth
avenue south, complimentary to Miss
Margaret sewall of Bath. Me. An hour
or two passed very pleasantly with |
knitting and chat.
A hunting party, who viii 60 into
Minnesota this evening to spend four
or Ave days. will consist Of DIR. and |
Mrs. Hallenberg, Mr. and Mrs. q. j. |
Weiser, and Mrs. Harry Weiser of
Hunter. They anticipate delightful
trip and will no doubt bring back a /
good bag of game.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church will give social Friday after
noon from 8 O'Clock until s. An ex-
cellent programme has been arranged
and an invitation is extended to all |
ladies. This is the first social of the |
season and commences the activities
OF the ladies for the winter work
Mrs. Martha Meacham and sister,
Mrs Mary Hodgson OF San Diego. Cal,
are in the city visiting their brother,
VIM. Staples and family ana their
cousin, Mrs. J. w. Riley. Mrs.
Meacham was a resident of Cass
county for. about thirty years prior
TO her removal to California and for q
number of years was president OF the
Cass county W. G. I. U.
An interesting party at the N. r.
depot last evening at 10:46 was that
consisting Of the bridal party who ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Flick
to the train TO see them started on
their honeymoon. The wedding was
q pretty event OF last evening and L
Mr.. Flick and his bride will spend sew
eral weeks in Duluth, st. Paul and
points In Wisconsin and the east.
They will make their home here up-
on their return, but they have not de-
cided upon location. Many friends
~ the city wish them much joy.
Mrs. T. A. Kedney and sons. Louis
and Harry, OF Eighth avenue south.
expect to leave Sunday night for the Il
east. They will go FIRST to Madison.
Wis. where Mrs. Kedney and Louis
will spend 9 few days with Harry, who
will enter the university there Later
Mrs. Kedney and Louis will 20 to Ea-
lem. NJ il, where they will spend
year. Mrs Kedney has beens pronnfn-
ent in Fargo social circles and tn club
work for q number Of years and has
large number OF friends here who re-
sret her departure and hope that she
will return to make her home here
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