The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-28
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Social Notes

~ ?. Audhs OF Lisbon was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. c. r. Young has for her guest
Mrs 3, w. Bond Of Minot.
The Ladies' Aid Of Plymouth church
wal meet with Mrs. E. I'll. Stickney
sOl First avenue north on Thursday
afternoon at 1880 "A full attendance
is desired.
The Standard Bearers OF the First
a. p. church will meet Thursday even
Ing with Miss Katherine Boise OF sew
ehth avenue south. All members are
asked to be present.
Mrs. G, g. Boise and little daughter
Gertrude, left this morning for Tower
City where they will be present ait the
district w. c. T.. u. meeting there.
They will return Friday.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Edith
Bowers Of Fargo who was a charming
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Leggett during the Elks' con-
vention has returned to her home.
Mrs. Geo. i. Benson of Eighth street
north expects to leave in few DAYS
for Minneapolis, where she will visit
her son. and later she will go to wa
dena, and Long Prairie, Mimi, to be
gone about fortnight.
The regular meeting of the Long
fellow neighborhood club is being held
this afternoon at the school, Mrs. q
IA. barrow has charge of the meeting
today and delightful programme has
been planned for the afternoon.
The meeting of the Scandinavian w
G. r. u. will meet With e. o. Horwen
us Tenth street north, on Friday after
noon at o'clock, instead of Wednes
day on account of the convention TAX
Ing lace at Tower City on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Housley and lit
tie daughter. Miss Ethel, left yesterday
afternoon for their home at Beach.
They have been spending a few days
N the city with friends en- route from
Devils Lake, where they attended the
editors convention
Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie expects to
leave Monday for the west to be gone
about two months Mrs deLendrecie
VIII visit at Spokane, Occur de'Allene
and other places of interest. During
her absence MIR. deLendrecie will make
business trip to New York
&c. Gardner. who with his family
have been spending the winter ait Ta-
coma, Fla, returned home yesterday
moliling, and will now remain In the
city for the summer. Mrs. Gardner
ans her mother proceeded Mr.. Gard
ne home by about a week.
Grand Forks Times: w. L. stock
well Of Fargo, secretary Of the Ma
sonic bodies of the state who is at
tending the gatherings here this week
Is accompanied by Mrs. Stockwell and
today they are guests OF Dean and Mrs.
Kennedy at their home on University
avenue.
Among the guests at the Knoblauch-
Loney wedding, which occurred
on Monday evening were: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Martin. Miss Bell Martin.
III. ]. Knoblauch. Al, G. Flick. w u,
Milligan, all of Hope, NJ. D.: Mrs. An
ME Wilson OF Breckenridge. Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hooper, Miss Luel-
Ia Jones and the Misses Emelia and
sena Lanegraff Of Fargo.
Mrs. |. II. Ulsaker and three little
after q pleasant weeks visit and pic
nicing, through the country, in the
neighborhood Of Leonard, Lynchburg,
Chaffee. Durbin and Addison. Crops
looked somewhat damaged when first
seen on account Of the scorching heat,
but the heavy shower which passed
through Saturday night and soaked the |
ground TO the depth of six inches or
more, saved the grain. After a few
days the scorch was almost entirely
unnoticeable. Farmers are now happy
and planning on a large crop.
A very Succession event Of last even |
Ing considering the cool weather was
the lawn social given by the ladies of |
the Woman's Home Missionary society |
OF the First M. r. church at the lawn /
OF the parsonage on Ninth street /
south. The lawn and spacious porch /
Of the parsonage were made most at |
tractive with Japanese lanterns and |
electric lights strung over tables pref /
lilly set about the lawn. Over fifty |
people were present to enjoy the even /
ing. music from a piano set on the |
porch adding to the pleasure of the /
event. Ice cream, cake and coffee were
served from the tables, and the even
Ing was voted most jolly one.
Mrs S. $. Ruth of Deer River, MINI.
Is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. f. wv.
Parsons of Sixth avenue south. on
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons ac- /
companied by Mrs. Ruth will motor
to Lake Detroit. where they win be
Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Harry AIsop.
and the entire party will motor to
Akeley, Mimi, for short stay. Later
Mr.. and Mrs Parsons and Mrs. Ruth Il
will so I'd Deer River, where Mrs. Par
sons viii visit her parents for week.
before her return with Mr.. Parsons
to Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. Alsop will
stop at Akeley for short time and
later return to their summer home at II
The lakes.
Horace Young, well known Fargo
young man, who left ON a scientific
axpsdition with a party Of the Iowa
university some time ago to Layson.
one OF the scattered islands OF the Pa
siiic, returned home safely yesterday
from his trip. Six weeks were spent
IN the island studying bird life. the i
nearest communication with the out
side world being cable station about !
1872 miles away Honolulu being about
800 miles distant. The health Of the
party during the trip was excellent and /
Turing the time spent on the island
zach one Was kept very busy taking I'll
pictures Of the birds and preparing j
specimens for mounting. The knowl-
sdge gained on the trip viii be Of
asting value to the university. and ,