The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-22
Social Notes


The principal events OF the week
have surrounded the nuptials next
week of Miss Dorothea Kennedy and
w f. Fortune, two very prominent
young people of the city. The week
has been entirely taken up with events
I'M honor of the bride-to-be. Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. N. Mcclellan enter
tanned at luncheon; Wednesday, Mrs.
William Moulton gave an afternoon
tea: Thursday. Mrs. Frank McKone
entertained at luncheon, and Friday,
Mrs. Cheshire Smith was hostess In
her honor Each affair rivaled the
other in handsome arrangements and
beauty of decorations. Two more
equally pretty events are being
planned.
On Monday evening the board of d.
rectors of the Fargo conservatory gave
a banquet of about 100 plates for the
festival chorus. Two large receptions
were given, one by the Parish guild of
Gethsemane cathedral and the other
by the Ladies' aid and Mems club of
the English Lutheran church. The
Wonen's Foreign Missionary society Of
the First M. f. church gave a supper
for the gentlemen of the congregation,
and among the other events We're:
Mr. and Mrs N. L. Redman enter
tanned at dinner at the Waldorf in
honor of their thirtieth wedding an
niversary. The Bay View Study club
met with Mrs. ]. w. McHose, Mrs. r.
X Kellar entertained the Wednesday
Luncheon Bridge club; Mrs A. Conant
entertained the #. o. r. club at din
ner and box party at the Grand.
Guests in the city this week were:
Miss Dona Forlzner of Wahpeton, with
Miss Eva Shea; Miss Katherine Nc
MILAN Of Wheatland; Miss Sara Ruth
Bates of Minneapolis with Miss Edyth
jerks; Mrs. P. E. F1aherty of Bis
marck with Mr. and Mrs. James Ken
nedy; Miss Harriet Day of Winnipeg
with Mrs. John Farrand; Dir. ]. p.
Aylen of Missoula; Atty. W. b. diversion
of Williston; Hon. P. ]. Lyon of Min
neapolis; Mrs. Rachel Foster of North
wood, Ia, with Mrs. r. L. Arid; l., S.
Read of Dickinson; w. r. Jennings OF
Minneapolis; l.. ID. Manchester of
Sioux Falls, Ia; Editor Miller of Du-
luth; Mrs. Wallace Brown of Armenia;
Mrs. c. B. Hay and Miss Olive Footer
Of Mapleton; L. RWillard of Marshall
town, Ia; Miss Gertrude Talcott of
Buffalo: Mrs. c. e. Jones and daugh-
ter, Dorothy of Lisbon, and Mrs II. J.
Connick of Nashville, Tenn, with Mrs.
Z. IT, Hunkins.
Those who left the city for other
points OF interest were Miss Klah
Olson to Balfour; Mrs. M. Clark and
daughter, Miss Lenna, to the twin
cities; Ralph L. Waugh to st. Louis:
N. C. Morgan to Lake Melissa: Z. ID.
Angel and ]. p. Clapp to Oregon; C.
f. Reynolds to Genoa Junction; w. ID.
Gillespie to Minot C. p Martin to
Cooperstown; Mrs. H. r. Turner and
little daughter, Gladys, to Lisbon;
Mrs. A. ]. Danstrom to Bismarck; Miss
Carrie Olson to Minneapolis; Miss
Stern to Chicago.
Those who returned to the city dur
ing the week were: Judge and Mrs. N.
C. Young from San Francisco; Mrs.
r. M Farmer from New York and
Chicago; Arthur Simpson from Sta
piles; Mr.. and Mrs j. I'll. Bowers and
daughter from the south: Prof. Guy
Vowles from Sanborn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry O'Neill from Montana; Jack
Lang from the west; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Watson and daughter, Miss Con-
stance, from Florida and the east; Mrs.
Frederick H Bailey from Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Barnes from
Florida, and Mrs. Powers from Ber-
thold
A pretty affair of this afternoon will
be the box party given by the Misses
Bessie and Ivy Conant at the Orpheum
About ten young maids and matrons
from the Maids and Matrons club will
make up the party.
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Her little friends viii be glad tc
know that Grace Vidal is improving
nicely after weeks confinement with
an attack of bronchitis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Van Amman and
children OF Leonard have arrived In
Fargo and are getting settled in their
new home, which they have bought or
the south side.
Judge and Mrs. Dean are expected in
the city in a short time to be the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. G.. l. Gross, OF
Tenth street north. They have recent
ly returned from an extended trir
abroad and are at present with their
daughter, Mrs. L. e. Howells, of John
son, MINI.
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