The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-19
Social Notes

night at Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. Mary A. Root and son, Ernest,
will leave this week to spend the sum
mer at their cottage on BemidJi lake.
Miss Geraldine Thompson of First
avenue south will spend the next ten
days with Mrs. Herbert Hallenberg at
Carson.
Miss e. Wismer, one Of the popular
teachers Of the Fargo city schools, will
spend her vacation with friends on
ranch near Medora.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. v. Helmers Of
jamestown were the guests yesterday
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Smith Of the
Bowers apartments.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. S. s. Lyon of SIT Thirteenth
street south on Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Gail Twichell, Hermoine Mitchell,
Dorothy Hanna, Phoebe Keeney, Mar
garet HOLSTER, Dorothea Young, Mae
Howe, Lucille Bristol, Irva Burdick,
Celia Jacobson and Alice Tough.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Everhart and fam
uy expect to leave this week for their
hummer home on Lake Melissa. They
win be accompanied by Mrs. B. Z.
Massie and little daughter of Grand
Forks.
A message has been received from
Mrs. Grace Houston Vidal stating that
she and her little daughter Miss Grace,
have arrived safely in New York on
Saturday after delightful tour of the
Geat Lakes.
Mrs. C. P. Brown and daughter, Miss
Margery, expect to leave Thursday for
he east They will spend short
time in Boston and will spend July
Vt Old Orchard Beech, Me-, and other
'laces, returning home in October. I
Miss Margaret HOLSTER was hostess
asst evening to few friends at tea.
\ delightful social evening was spent
Sfterward. Miss HOLSTER left this
morning for Kansas City. where she
viii visit friends for month or six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Gilman of this
hty were among the guests who were
present at the marriage of Miss Mayme
Agnes Fryer, daughter~of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Fryer OF Minneapolis and John
Tracy, which took place last Wednes-
lay in the St. Clements church in Min
aeapolis.
Mrs. Robert G. VALENTINE and son,
Cyril of Fourteenth street south, ac-
rompanied by Mrs. Vallentynes mother,
Mrs. Powell Of Ellensburg. Wash, left
today to visit friends in Boston, Mass.
She expects to spend about two months
n Nova Scotia before returning home.
Mr. VALENTINE win accompany them to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. f. r. Schofield Of Third ave-
lne south i've a delightful auto party
saturday evening in honor OF her
guest, Mrs. Southey Of Washburn.
About fifteen ladies enjoyed a two
hours ride about the cities and later
were taken to the home of their hos
tess where delicious luncheon was
served. Mrs. Southey arrived in the
ity Thursday and will remain the rest
# the week.
Last Thursday afternoon Miss Con-
stance Watson was a delightful host
ass at her home on Eighth avenue
Iouth in honor of Miss Opal Childs,
bride of this month. About twenty
quests spent a pleasant afternoon in
lemming tea towels for the brides
lew home. The rooms were very at
ractive with vases of huge pink and
white peonies and at the conclusion of
he afternoon dainty lap luncheon
was served with pretty appointments.
Miss Childs' marriage to Roy Baker.
prominent young business man of
he citx, win take place June 81.
The Misses Jessie Edwards and
Alice Lewis were. charming hostesses
Saturday evening to about a dozen
Young ladies of the younger society
set in honor of the Misses Phoebe
1eeney and Erva Burdick, who are
soon to leave the city to make their
homes elsewhere. After having en-
Ioyed the first performance Of the Or
pheum, the young ladies were taken to
the beautiful home of Miss Lewis on
Third avenue south, where a most de-
licious luncheon was served with pref
" appointments. The guest list In
cluded the Misses Eva Shea, Claire
elliott. Mildred Hildreth, Grace Grubbs
Miss Erva Burdick expects to leave
Thursday for Mason City. Ia, where
she will join her mother, and later leave
there for the west, where they will
make their home Denton Burdick,
who has been spending a few days in
The city since bis return from the Iowa
university, will leave tomorrow and
will go directly to their new home in
the west. Miss Erva is a popular
member of this years graduating class
of the high school and win be greatly
missed among her young friends In the
sity. The time from her graduation
until her departure will be filled with
delightful farewells. Several have al
ready been given in her honor.
The Minneapolis Journal has the fol-
lowing to say in regard to the sum-
mer plans OF Bishop and Mrs. Samuel
Cook Edsall, formerly of this city:
Bishop and Mrs. Samuel Cook Edsall
will leave the latter part of June for
York Harbor, Me-, to spend the sum-
mer. They returned Friday from Fari-
bault where they attended commence
ment at st. Mary's and at Shattuck
Military school, their son. Samuel Har-
mon Edsall receiving his diploma
from the latter institution. Miss Helen
Sarimis was their guest for the few
DAYS visit in Faribault and attended
he parties which the seniors gave.
samuel Harmon Edsali will leave Mon
day for the east and after visit at
the new home Of his brother-in- law
and his sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris
Sands Hetherington, at Bound Brook.