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andsthe table was very attractive with
bowls Of sweet peas.
Miss celestine Lincoln has returned
from month spent with friends In
St. Paul.
Mrs ]. w Smith and son, Van. have
returned from their beautiful summer
home at Detroit.
Prof and Mrs. a. A. orr returned
Wednesday from very delightful
summer spent in the east.
Miss Lucille Bristol has returned
from Lake Melissa, where she has
spent the greater part OF the sum
mer.
The Independent Order Of Foresters
Court Daisy No. 1919, will meet to-
night at s O'Clock In the A. o. u. w.
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Macfadden are
expected home tomorrow from the
lakes and will close their cottage there
for the summer.
Miss Alice Olson OF Seventh street
north is hostess Of this afternoon
BRIDE to-be of this month.
Mrs Bidder and daughter Of ST.
Cloud, Mimi. were the guests yes
terday of Mrs. Al. l.. Lienbacher Of
the Gardner, en- route to Dickinson.
Lawrence Kowalslxi of Moorhead ex-
poets to leave Tuesday morning for
Collegeville, Mimi, where he will en-
ter ST. Johns university for another
term.
Mrs, Anna Smith and daughter, Miss
MiIlicent have moved from the dean
cry on Ninth street south. which they
leased for the summer. and are now at
home in the deLendrecie block.
Miss Edna Cunning has returned
from her home at Detroit, Mich, where
she has spent the summer. Miss Dun
ming returned via the great lakes and
speaks enthusiastically of the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. IA. Dodsley and two
children returned home last evening
from Thief River Falls. where Mrs.
Dodsley and the children have spent
the summer on their farm. Mr.. Dods-
ley went down about two weeks ago
to prepare for their return.
Mrs. Robert Tufts of Moorhead re-
turned last evening accompanied by
her son and daughter-in -law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Tufts. who went to Min
neapolis to meet her, Mrs Tufts has
spent the past seven weeks in De-
troit. Mich, Chicago and various east
ern points.
One of the pretty events of yester-
day afternoon was the bridge party
given by Miss Evelyn Hector at her
North Broadway home in honor Of her
guests, Miss Margaret Sewall of Bath,
Me-, and Miss c aFol Prescott OF Seat
tie, Wash. Briuge was played from
seven tables and a handsome favor
was won by Miss Constance Watson.
The rooms we're very beautiful with
vases of pink roses, which were used
also in the dining room. where re-
| freshments were served following the
game Miss Prescott plans 10 leave
Monday for the east.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage Of Miss
E, Olive Bruce of New York to Ben
jamin III. Birchall of Philadelphia. The
wedding took place Aug. Ia in New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Birchall are
at home after today at PA East Penn.
street, Germantown. Pa. Mr.. Birchall
was formerly a Fargo boy. He at
tended the locals schools and since
his departure has spent most of his
time in Philadelphia, where he took
course in electricity. Mr.. Birchalrs
father was identified with The Daily
Argus, during his residence here.
Miss Alice Garmann was hostess at
very prettily appointed thimble bee
yesterday afternoon at her home on
! Seventh street north. The rooms were
very beautiful with numerous bowls
Of sweet peas and several happy hours
were spent over fancy work. Mrs. r,
o. Belland and Miss Mabel Garmann
delighted the guests with several ex-
| cellent piano solos. Honor guests OF
| the occasion were Miss Agnes Rheault
of Portland and Miss Lois Altenbere
of Superior, Wis At the close Of the
afternoon a delicious luncheon was
served. Covers were laid for eight and
the table was attractively decorated
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