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the annex as most elegant structure
and the bali as q very brilliant one.

the annex as most elegant structure
and the bah as very brilliant one.
Miss Mabel Bowers returned home
Wednesday from pleasant outing at
the lakes.
Mr.. w. A. Yoder. accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. e. w. Hall, has gone
to Vincennes, Ind, where a visit Of
several weeks will be made.
Mrs. J. s. McKinnon, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. w. T. Warner Of
Thirteenth street south, left yester-
day for her home at Sawyer.
@. Peterson of Minneapolis, who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fl. O..
Kalgren for the past few days. re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
Colonel Benton and daughter, Miss
Mary Benton, left this morning to
spend the day with friends at Wheat
land. They viii return this evening.
Mrs. L. A. Rose of Eighth street
south expects to leave tomorrow for a
visit with friends in Jamestown. She
will probably be gone ten days or a.
fortnight.
Mrs. Charles Everhart of Norfolk,
Va, is expected in the city this even
ing from Lake Melissa. where she has
been the guest of Mrs. Geo. A. Ever
hart and family, who will close their
summer home at Shotwelrs point and
return home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Buchanan of Triple
Falls, Wis, who have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Buchanan of
Eighth avenue south for the past two
weeks, leave tomorrow in their car
for home. They will be accompanied
about $50 miles of their journey by
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan of this city
in their machine.
Prof. and Mrs. A. J. Stephens re-
turned home yesterday after delight
full visit, an account of which was
published from letter received from
Professor Stephens several days ago.
They visited their former homes and
familiar scenes in the west and all
though refreshed from the trip are
glad to be back in Fargo once more
Work in the studio will be resumed at
an early date.
A pretty event Of last evening was
the lawn party by the Misses Mary
McLain and Violet Letford, at the
pretty home of the latter on First
avenue south. The lawn was beau
tifully lighted with Japanese lanterns
and seats, hammocks and tables were
attractively arranged over the lawn.
Sweet peas graced the tables from
which a delicious luncheon was served
late In the evening to sixteen young
people after a happy time spent in
games and music. Misses Matte Nc
Lean and Doris Olson served very
gracefully. The guest list included the
Misses Margaret Rea, Evelyn Norman,
Gay Cushing, katherine Rice, Hannah
Jensen and Gretta Rea, and Paul Rid
ley, Carl Herdeg, Wardle Sande, Sc
bastian Rice, Carl Norman, Harry
Hauser, and Isaac and William Bell.
Last evening the Royal Neighbors
met beginning their regular fall meet
ings and adopted a class of twelve.
They reorganied the state and elected
a city deputy, Mrs. Cliff, who has made
circles. The class consisted of promi-
uGnL young people Ul tIe CITY anu
also at the meeting was the state or
ganizer for the Royal Neighbors and
Modern Woodmen. There were a num-
Der of excellent addresses, the most
important of which was that by DR..
X. Fl. Mallarian, who spoke in highest
terms of the ritualistic work of the
lodge as he saw 1t presented at the
meeting last evening. He brought out
in his eloquent manner, the beauty
of the work and its close adherence
TO Biblical ideas. He said that he was
pleased that he had the privilege of
being Royal Neighbor and comment
ed on the modest simplicity and real
beauty of their work and the harmon
ious way in which 1t is carried out.
DIR. Mallarian spoke of the fine ideals
implied in the name. Royal Neighbors,
not in a sense Of being royal as it is
generally thought Of but as the true
meaning of the word neighbor inn
plies--loyal to each other. He summed
up by stating that in all his lodge
work the methods adopted by the
Royal Neighbors were the nearest to
being perfect that any he had wit
messed for some time. The evening
was closed with delicious repast and