The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-29

ieT- Inc rooms were bright with
Eclusters Of garden blossoms and dainty
refreshments were served at the close
LOT the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. q, d. Rruce ana Miss
Mezirow will leave Monday for Duluth
going via the great lakes to New
York and eastern markets.
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Mrs. Lucy Lowe Of Kansas city ar.
rived in Fargo wednesday to be the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. James Cor.
man at her home on Twelfth street
north. Mrs. Lowe will remain in the
city two weeks.
Miss Lillian Zintheo. Tenth street
north, returned last evening from a
visit In Lisbon as the guest of Miss
Grace Hamilton.
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Miss Mary Mulick OF the Arlington
fats gave an afternoon at bridge
Thursday when she entertained for
Miss Margaret Shea. There were
three tables of bridge, and Mrs. Gordon
Nesbftt won the high score prize.
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Maj. G. w. Darling will leave today
for his home in San Diego.
The Pastors Aid OF the First Meth
odist church will meet Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. X. Keller,
1924 Fifth avenue south.
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MIR. and Mrs. VAIN of the Improve
nent blflding are entertaining their
sister, Mrs. VAIN Of Terry, Mont.
The Woman's Boarding Home ass
sociation, which home is located on
Eighth street south, is constantly
gaining in popularity ais an ideal place
for young women to be at home. Dur
ing fair week the association booths
in the Merchants building at the fair
were well patronized, the dinners and
lunches served proving an additional
bid for friends for the home and it's
workers. A fund Of 5000 was turned
over to the treasurer as result OF
the booths. The Influence Of some of
the most prominent people of Fargo
are behind the association, and it was
at the suggestion Of a few Of these
people that the Darling homestead
was purchased for the use Of the
Woman's Boarding home. All mothers
daughters far from home who still de-
sire the protective care that home life
gives, when they come to Fargo and
the boarding home invariably locate |
permanently.
Miss vowies of Ninth street north
has returned from a visit of one week
at Tower City.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Walter Johnson are
spending their vacation visiting in |
Minneapolis, st. Paul and st. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCulloch,
and daughter Lillian, expect to leave |
next week for fortnight's visit in the |
two cities
Mrs. L. r. Sears Of Second avenue |
south left Tuesday evening to make
her first visit in twenty-five years |
to her old home in Milwaukee, Mrs. |
Sears, who has not been well OF late,
win visit in Chicago and Milwaukee
for five or six weeks, her health per-
hitting. Miss Alberta Myers accom-
panied her grandmother on her trip. |
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell Of the /
Wellington flats. kept open house |
Thursday in honor Of the birthday an
niversary Of Mr.. Campbell Mr.. |
Campbell, who Is now SO years Of age, |
was showered with flowers and other |
gifts by the many friends who called |
during the day and evening, and re-
ceived his guests surrounded by a |
group Of assisting people. Mrs. T.. al. |
Rohan assisted Mrs Campbell through |
the rooms. There were fifty callers /
during the day.
Louis Wheeler of Moorhead is the
guest OF Frank Baker at Lake Melissa.
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Mrs. ID. c. Allison of OIL Second
avenue south returned yesterday from
Minneapolis where she went with her
son. Chester Mills.
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An interesting bit Of information for
the friends OF Lieut.. Walter w. Lors-
bough, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. II
Lorsbough of Second avenue north,
come today when Lieutenant Lors-
bough wrote to say that he had passed
his examination for senior lieutenant.
At present Lieutenant Lorsbough is
executive officer and navigator of the
u. s. s. Iris, stationed at San Diego.
He will leave San Diego this evening
arriving In Fargo Thursday to re-
main a month as the guest of his par
ents,
Mrs. w. HI. Bush OF Chicago, a.
noted member of the smart set of that
city Is visiting in Fargo having ac-
companied Mr.. Bush who Is here on
q business trip.
Mrs. Lucy Powell of Sheldon, Ia,
Is expected in the city Thursday when
she will visit her daughter, Mrs. w.
J. Lorsbougb.
Mrs. Harry III. Wheelock and daugh-
ter. Miss katharine. returned yester-
day after an absence of two years In
Berlin. Germany. Miss WheeIock stud
led in the schools of Berlin during her
stay there. They are at present with
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. w. McNair at the Nc
Nair residence on Sixth avenue south.
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Misses Mamie and Florence Camp /
bell returned this morning from Kill
arney Beach. X