The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-13
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Social Notes


Miss Violet conant OF Second ave.
nue. south is enjoying an outing al
the lakes
Mrs. Richard Tracey OF Second ave.
nue. north is spending a short time Al
Lake Detroit with Miss Roberta Page.
Col Pat Neary of Buffalo is spend
Ing day or two in the city telling his
friends of the fine crop PROSPECTS in
that vicinity.
Miss Enid Young of Surrey is the
guest Of her grandmother, Mrs. c. e
Young. She will remain in the city
until the latter part Of August.
G. e. Davis returned Monday from
Lake Melissa, where he spent Sum
day with Mrs. Davis, who is spending
the summer at the Hardy cottage.
Miss Mabel Andrews Of Walhalla
arrived in the city Friday and is the
guest Of Miss Lillian Young Of Thir-
teenth street south until after the fair.
Miss Stacia Mccoy OF Grandin ar
rived In the city last evening for a
few days visit with friends, and ex-
poets to take in the Interstate fair
next week.
w. P. Porterheld returned this
morning from Duluth, where he and
Harry Hausamann of Grafton were
delegates to the meeting of the Min
nesota druggists.
Editor Irysh Of The Mott Pioneer
was In Fargo last night. He left this
morning for Casselton for a visit with
MS mother whom. he will accompany
% Kalispell, Mont.
Miss Marian, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Sutherland of Tenth street
north leaves tomorrow for Emerson.
Manitoba where she will spend a few
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. T.
B. Rehill
4. "A. Refill arrived in the city from
South Dakota, where he has been liv-
ing on his claim and will make his
home In the city with his brother. ].
w. Sutherland and family of Tenth
street north.
Mrs. M M. Barnes left this morn
ing for Spokane, where she will be the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Moylan. Mrs. Barnes has been in the
city the past three months with her
son, Eddie Barnes.
Miss Matte Martinson left Tuesday
to visit her parents at Watson, MINI.
Tor about six weeks. At the concIu-
sion of her visit at home she will ioin
her sister, Miss Oline of Bismarck
and they will spend couple of weeks
with friends at Stevensville. Mont.
Mrs. Burbank of Puget Sound, who
has been the delightful guest for the
past few weeks of Mrs e. M. Darrow
OF Eighth street south, left yesterday
for her home. Mrs. Burbank was un-
der the care of DR.. barrow during her
stay and leaves feeling much improved.
Mrs. f. ]. Campbell Of Third avenue
south gave a prettily appointed dinner
last evening to the young ladies of the
Hiking club of the Y. w. g. A. This
club is one of the livest organizations
of the local association and enjoy their
trips and out of door feeds greatly.
The girls all vote Mrs. Campbell
royal hostess.
GA0Au 4 OEtAS a a1N6Ss MISS MARY A1u-
lick Of Fargo, a former Minot young
lady, who has often visited with Mrs.
William Leggett in this city, has just
completed a several days visit in Minot
where she was the guest of Mrs. o. M.
Pierce. She was much honored dur
ing her stay and among the functions
given for her were afternoon card par
ties, dinners and picnics.
Miss Geraldine Thompson of First
avenue south will return home this
evening from the western part of the
state, where she has been visiting
friends for the past few weeks. She
was the guest of Mrs. Herbert Hallen- |
berg at Carson and OF her grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah Jane Thompson at Dickin-
son. Mrs. Thompson will accompany
her neice home for short visit with !
Fargo friends.
Mrs. Percy Sherwood of Second |
street north was charming hostess
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
guests. Mrs. Geo. Paulsen Of Cando |
and Miss Izella Grant of Detroit, MINI. |
The Sherwood home was beautiful |
with sweet peas and ferns and happy
afternoon was spent with sewing and |
music. At 8 o'clock delicious lunch |
con was served, covers being laid for