The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-25
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III %0Auhn NcHITdl Tor mo.
turning, and Mrs. F. H. wilder win
stop In Valley City en- route home.
Miss Carrie Lincoln Of Gardner is
the guest for few days Of her sister,
Miss Celestine Lincoln.
Mrs. j. c. r. Charest returned home
Saturday from st Cloud, Mimi, where
she spent few days on her way home
from st. Paul.
Mrs, v. r. Lowell of Fourth avenue
south left Friday for Minneapolis and
eastern and southern points, where she
will visit for several weeks.
Miss Isabel Rose of Eighth street
south returned home Saturday from
jamestown, where she has spent the
past fortnight with relatives. While
away she was honor guest at num-
Der Of very delightful functions.
Mrs. John p. Conmy has arrived In
the city from Grand Forks and will
spend a fortnight with friends here
before leaving for Florida, where she
vii spend the winter with her father,
8. e. Serosier of Langdon. En- route
she will visit in Minneapolis, Kansas
City and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo P. Nemzek re-
turn this evening to philadelphia.
where Mr.. Nemzek will resume his po-
sition after a three weeks vacation.
He has been assisting Professor Ladd
on some paint work. Mr.. Nemzek has
nice position with paint manufac-
turing concern and has been given a
boost on his second year salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Allen of Seventh
avenue south are entertaining Mrs. AL
lens mother, Mrs. Mary Belknap, and
sister, Mrs. Sue Berry of Barton, VT,
and also Mr.. Aliens cousin, d. H. Holt
and wife OF San Francisco. Mrs. Holt
is the possessor OF a rare contralto
voice and is on her way to Boston
to take up some special study in vocal
music.
A jony party or Fargo's young So
ciety people met at the depot Friday
evening to welcome Freeman Jones,
the popular young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Jones of Lisbon, who passed
through the city on his way to take
up his studies at Madison, Wis. He
spent several hours in the city be-
tween trains and that time was made
jolly by his young friends here.
The board of governors of the
Bachelors and Benedicts Dancing club
met last week and arranged their pro-
gramme for the season. Two OF these
extremely delightful affairs have been
arranged for, one on Thanksgiving
evening, Nov. 30, and the other a
New Years party. on Saturday even
ing, Dec. 80. The early part Of the
evening will be occupied with a cotil-
lion and supper will be served at IL
o'clock.
Major and Mrs. Ulio and daughter,
Miss Anna, expect to leave the first
of next week for San Diego, Cal, where
they viii make their future home. Al
though they have spent a great deal
of time in the west In the past they
have always spent the winters in
Fargo and their many friends here
greatly regret their departure with the
intention of permanent residence in
quent returns to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. osNein ana their two
bright little children left yesterday
afternoon in their private car for their
home in Everett, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Neill accompanied Mr.. O'Neilrs
mother to this city to spend a short
time with her daughter. Mrs. F. w.
Allen of Third street north. Mr.. O'Nein
is superintendent of the Cascade divi-
sion Of the Great Northern railroad.
and is a well-known business man of
the west.
The meeting Of the Fortnightly club,
which was scheduled for today at the
home of Mrs. r. M. Pollock and was
postponed on account Of the w. C. T.
u. convention. has been announced for
Oct. 2. and the programme will be car
ried out as announced. Luncheon will
be served at o'clock and there will
be special music, also the presidents
annual address. Vacation notes and a
paper on, The Schoolhouse as Social
Center, by Mrs. Matte Davis, will
complete the programme The Fort
nightly club has done much toward
local civic Improvement and will con-
@tinue it's work along that line with
many new features during the coming
season.
From now until the time of her de-
parture for the National Park seniin-
airy. next. Sunday, Miss Alice Lewis,
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. s. Lewis of Third avenue south,
will be kept busy by the younger So
ciety set. The entertainments began
on Saturday evening. when Miss Zella
Jacobson was hostess to a bevy OF
beautiful young ladies' in her honor
The first performance of the Orpheum
was enjoyed followed by a supper at
Prizes and later sltimbering party
at the home of Miss jacobson on
Eighth avenue south. Miss Jessie Ed
wards was hostess on Sunday evening
at a tea at her home on Tenth street
north. The table was prettily appoint
ed and covers were laid for the Misses
Lucille Bristol, Katherine Wheelock
Margaret HOLSTER, Grace Grubbs,
Helen welter. Gail TwichelL Claire Ell
liott, celia jacobson and the honor
pa1art Miss A1fra .avU{n Ttao vsyoa Frl