The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-29
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Mrs. Addle Wilson Is spending few
days this week at the Detroit lakes.

3 Mrs. Addle Wilson Is spending a few
days this week at the Detroit lakes.
Miss Anna Hendry of Third avenue
south returned last evening from a
week spent at Lake Perham
august and Pete Berge OF Englevale
We're the guests yesterday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thor Fredericks OF .Moorhead. An
automobile ride about the two cities
was greatly enjoyed.
Gardiner Lathrop of Chicago was
the week end guest of Bishop and Mrs
Mann at their home on Eighth street
south. Mr.. Lathrop left yesterday aft
ernoon for his home.
Mrs Herbert L. Loomis returned
last evening from delightful three
weeks trip through the east. Mrs.
Loornis visited her mother at Column
bus, o.. and her brother and sister in
Chicago.
A silver medal and essay contest
will be given at the Norwegian Baptist
church, corner of Fourth street and
Second avenue, Tuesday evening May
30, by children ranging from 9 to liz
years OF age. There will be no admis-
sion charged and all are cordially in
vited to attend.
The washington Neighborhood club
will meet Thursday afternoon of this
week at the regular meeting place, and
the Longfellow club will hold an even
ing meeting to which all the ladies
ing meeting Thursday to which all the
ladies and gentlemen Of that neigh
borhood are invited. Both meetings
promise to be very interesting.
The annual picnic breakfast of the
Standard Bearers Of the First M. e.
J church will be given tomorrow morn
ing at 1880 at the home of Mrs. Tay-
Tor, Gil Eighth street north This is
delightful affair which is given each
year by the ladies In charge of the so
ciety and Is very popular with the
young ladies who belong to the or
ganiation, which consists of about fifty
members.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Nettie
2, Trimble, city secretary for the Y. |
w. G. A. of the north central terri |
Cory, will arrive wednesday from Min
neapolis and will be the guest OF the |
local association for ten days. She
comes to assist in the finance cam |
paign which is to be launched on that |
date for the benefit OF the new assoc /
citation quarters In the Lander build |
ing on DeMers avenue.
Thursday evening OF this week Mr..
and Mrs. Robert McCulloch win give /
dinner for the young ladies Of Mr..
McCulloch's class from the M. e. sun
day school. There are about forty L
young ladies enrolled in the class and /
the event will be one Of much pleas
ure.s Mr.. McCulloch gives a banquet Ii
for his class annually. either In con-
nection with some other class or
separately and the young people look
forward to the occasion with much
pleasure. as their teacher is known
to be a royal entertainer.
A most enjoyable trip was made out
to the beautiful Dalrymple farm near
Casselton yesterday by party OF
young people. They left here about
1890 In automobiles and arrived at
their destination In time for an ele-
CANT dinner at $3.50. After dinner the
party were taken about the farm by
their genial host and early In the even
Ing greatly enjoyed the ride back to
the city The party consisted OF the
Misses Geraldine Thompson, Adah
Stern, Mary Elliott, Jean Hanna. and
Seth Richardson, Ed Cole, Chas.
Rogers. Edwin Clapp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wooledge.
Charming in an It's appointments
was the luncheon given this afternoon
1t the home Of Mrs. Geo. HOLSTER on
Ninth street south to about fifty ladies.
Mrs J. p. Hardy and Mrs. HOLSTER
we're hostesses, and were gracefully
assisted by Miss Margaret HOLSTER
and several Of her friends The porch
and rooms were very pretty with spirea
ind ferns and luncheon was served
rom small tables set in the parlors
md on the porch. The place cards
we're pretty conceits OF butterfly de-
sign, handpainted. After luncheon q
delightful programme of music and
'eadings was greatly enjoyed.