The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-01
Social Notes


Miss Mabel Elliott of Grandin re-
turned to her home this week after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. b. A.
Miller.
The Misses Alice Lewis and Lucille
Bristol, two charming young ladies of
the younger society set, who have
spent the past school year at National
Park seminary, Forest Glen, Nd, are
expected home the middle of June.
Miss Edith Moore, popular young
Eeosy of Buffalo, and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. @. Moore of that city, is
expected home Wednesday morning
from Minneapolis, where she has been
a student at Stanley hall for the past
year.
A pretty event of this evening will
be the linen shower for Miss Aretheuse
Merrill by the secretaries of the Y. w.
c. A. in the z. parlors. Miss Merrill
is among the most popular Of June
brides and number Of pretty affairs
will be given in her honor,
Ambrose Mccoy and sister, Miss
Anastacia, of Grandin were in the
the knights of Columbus events. They
returned to their home Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mr.. Mccoy reports conditions
very favorable around that section of
the country.
Robert G. Hamilton, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. w. C. Hamilton of Island park,
graduates today from the Chicago
Dental College of Surgery. Mr.. Hamil
ton is expected home soon. His large
circle of Fargo friends will be glad
to welcome him home and extend con-
graduation for his successful compile
ton Of his studies.
Mesdames Chas Blakeslee, Harry B.
Quick, and Nick McKeller, ladies who
were appointed as chairmen of COM
mittees to meet the different trains
arriving with visitors for the u. G. T..
convention, are planning to make the
first impression that of a hearty well
come and the large hospitality of the
travellers Of the city and the people
of the city.
Laura Carroll left Tuesday for
her home at Lisbon. She was
accompanied to that city by
the Misses Mezirow and Schlanser
city. They report delightful Mem
orial day spent with the old soldiers
at the home and driving through the
beautiful country surrounding the city.
Miss Mezirow and Miss Schlanser re-
turned to Fargo last evening, Miss Car
roll will spend week with her par
ents in Lisbon, before going to Reeder,
where she will open drugstore.
Mrs. Sena Hartzell wallace, ma
tional lecturer and organizer for the
state Of Kansas, will be the distln-
guished guest at the Second district
annual convention Of the w. c. T. u,
which will be held at Oberon, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday June 8, 8
and 10. Mrs. Wallace will be the
principal convention speaker on June
s and her presence together with the
gold medal contest, and the Indian dell
egation Of temperance workers from
Fort Totten will attract one OF the
largest w. c. T. u. conventions in the
state. A cordial invitation to w. G. t.
U. workers throughout the state has
been extended.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. A. #.
Turner had delicious not dinner
ready to serve last evening when the
merry house party OF young people
returned from their three days outing
at Maple lake and it proved one of
the most appreciated treats Of the
trip. Mrs. Turner's daughter, Miss
Echo, was among the house party
guests and well knowing the hunger
of young people after living in the
fresh air for three days she prepared
o delicious feast for their return. Cow
ers were laid for Mrs. f. B. Feetham,
the chaperone, and the members of the
party which included the Misses
Vaughn Miller, Pauline Serumgaard
Pearl Monroe, Beth Covert and Echo
Turner, and Van GLADDEN., Ray Pink
ham, Howard Maher, Victor Campbell
and Lynn Stambaugh. The party re-
ports the happiest kind of a time dur
ing their outing and did not miss any
of the pleasures offered at the popular
summer resort. They had delightful
weather up to the last day and made
things stir about the lake. They also
say that the lake is beginning to take
on the usual summer activity and
though as yet there are not many at