The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-07

Bogenschutz gave a New Years party.
Elmer Blk gave a dinner party; Mrs.
M, r. Belknap entertained the o. Fl. s.
Evening Bridge club; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Arid entertained at cards; and
Mrs. J. T. Rae entertained the North
| side 500 club
Among those returning from visits
to other places were: Mrs. Emma
/ Streck from st. Paul; Prof. J. P. Bob
| lin from Fort Ransom, N. D.: Miss
Florence C'Neil from Cakes, N. D.;
Miss Blanchette from ST. Paul; Mr..
and Mrs. f. f. Grant from Grand
Forks; DR.. and Mrs. z. j. F'rennette
from Red Lake Falls, Mimi; Charles
Knauf from Wausau, Wis; Atty. and
Mrs. Fl. j. Bot from Scion Springs,
Wis; Mrs. Ed Wilson and son, Jack,
from Freeport, ILL.,; Geo. Howe from
Detroit; Col Morton Page from the
cast; Miss Edythe jerks from Still
water Mimi; and Mrs. Frances Nor
gan and daughter Miss Frances, from
Devils Lake.
Among the young people who spent
the vacations at home and returned
renee Kowalsl1i to st. Johns college at
Collegeville, Mimi; Dunbar Cole,
Curle Callander and Fred Hector to
Harvard; Lynn Stambaugh to the stale
university; Miss Aileen Sullivan to ST
GATHERINGS school at Minneapolis; the
Misses Emma and EuIa Miller and
Faith Gardner and Jetta and Lubelle
Wilson to Valley City; Miss Margaret
Campbell to Downer Hall at Milwau-
kee; Misses Lucille Bristol and Alice
Lewis to National Park Seminary;
Miss Magdalena Carpenter to Sioux
Falls, S. D.; Miss Laura Young and
Horace Young and Denton Burdick to
Iowa university; Miss Ethel Eggen
to the University of Minnesota: Har-
old Wilson to Evanston; and Misses
Harriet Hunt and Lorine Pollock and
Charley Pollock, Harry Rusch, Leslie
Weller and Gordon Nye to Madison
o.
Others who left the city were:
Miss Edna Dunning to Minneapolis;
Mrs. Joseph Pull to Brandon, Man;
Mrs. S Schill of Moorhead to Devils
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Danard to
Tampa, Fla; DR.. e. e. Basye to ST.
Louis; Miss Abigail Twichell to
Tower City; the Misses Blanche and
Josephine Plat to Crookston; Mrs H.
IT. Alsop and daughter, Elizabeth, and
Mrs. P. L. Goodwin to Minneapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Toilette and Mrs.
P. Brown to Detroit; Mrs. Jerome
Freeman to Devils Lake; Mrs. Cham
pine OF Williston; Mrs. Geo. A. Flew
ell to Grandin; and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
M. GruObs to Butte, Mont.
o.
Among the guests in the city durin-
the week were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sven
son Of Williston; Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Heating of Bismarck; c. L. Bangs
Of Crookston; Miss Evelyn Hanson of
Yellow Grass, Can; Mrs. Walter Reed
Of Armenia; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nelson
Of Grandin Frank w Hall of Bow
den; Miss Mary E. Norton OF Devils
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bauke of
Lisbon; Mrs. A. ]. Lindsey of Grand
Forks; Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hill of
Minot; Miss Ethel Chapson of Vienna;
Miss Elaine Rolf of Grand Forks; Miss |
Mary Moore of CasseIton Mrs. G. A. |
Paulson and Miss Lillian Paulson of |
Cando; Miss Ethel Vaughn Of Nc |
Henry; E. r. Montgomery Of Grand |
Forks; Miss Mable KIoster of Aneta; |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. HEM of Aberdeen;
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Johnson of Dickin- |
son; Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Smith of |
GAINESVILLE, MINI; Miss Clara Martin !
Of Medora; L. A. Larson of Tunbridge; |
DR.. A. Thomas of Wolverton; President |
Hillyer OF Mayvilie; Mr.. and Mrs |
Frank Lynch of Casselton; Mrs. E. |
M. Patton of Casselton; Dan Norman /
of Chicago; Mrs. Paige of Grand |
Forks; Mrs. ]. A. Freedom of Fergus
Falls; @. L. Clark of Fergus Falls;
and E. E. Casterline Of Seattle, Wash. |
Miss Grace Hamilton is in the city /
as the guest of Miss Lylian Zintheo.
She will return to her home at Lisbon
Monday morning.
o.
Col. w. F. Ball left last evening for
Daytona, Fla, and expects to be alb
sent until about May l, which is his
usual time to return home.
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Mrs. M. d. McMurchy, formerly con-
Quoting the Art Store at ia Front I
street, is now located at 1929 Broad
way, where she is still giving EN-
broidery instructions.
Bert Wood Of the U. S. marshal's
office entertained a dozen of his friends
with an elk supper. He was ably as
sisted by Manager Mattson of the Pr
RE Co., and the pair of them had the
rest Of the bunch bowling for help be-
fore the finish. The noble elk fell un-
der the unerring aim of the deputy
marshal on recent western trip. Few
of the guests had even eaten elk meat
before and the feast was rare treat.
o.
Members OF the Century club are
requested to please notify Mrs. e. j.
Weiser, on or before Jan. IL, il they
expect to attend the card party to be
given, Wednesday, Jan. IL.
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The ]. M S. society was delight
fully entertained last evening at the
home of Miss Olive Berg. All members
being present A short business ses-
sion was held in which the business
Of the society was transacted Dainty
luncheon was served and the guests
spent very enjoyable social time un-
til late hour.
Vesper services will be held toraor-
row afternoon at o'clock in the par
Tors Of the Y. w. G. A. Rev. r. b.
Sapp will speak and special music has
been arranged for. All young ladies
and women Of the city are invited.
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Miss Verna Johnson, who has been
spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. johnson OF
Sixth avenue south, left this morning
to take up her duties again In the CITY