The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
Social Notes

will begin in social circles.
First there is always receptions
given to get the students acquainted
and the various meetings to prepare
the different societies for their win
ter's campaign either Of study or So
cial events. Many of the familiar
names In college circles will have
passed this year with graduation and
the new classes will be watched for
promising material in the various col
lege activities. The new boys will
be taken up and tried out for ath-
letics and the girls In literary and
debating lines. New acquaintance
and in many instances lasting friend
ships will be formed The nrst or
the year is always interesting as
there are new faces and new prob
lens to think over, while later in the
year these things become habit
Along with the opening of the local
schools the month Of September brings
with 1t the departure Of large num-
Der of the local young people for col
leges and schools at other points. Thus
while many are added to the ranks OF
the young people large numbers leave
10 swell the student roll Of other cities
Fargo is proud of her young people,
for wherever they have been gent re-
ports of their success come back, and
In not a few cases their leadership
in chosen lines is recognized. The
young men are gaining enviable places
for themselves in athletic as well as
other circles, due to early training in
our most excellent public schools or
the start realized in our colleges. The
young ladies are being graduated with
high honors and are being fitted to
take their places with the noblest and
best.
The exchange of Fargo young peo-
pie for new young life in the city is
In many instances equal, for Is not the
city built up with fresh and vigorous
young manhood and young woman
hood? 1t Is true that they come for
a short time but their influence has
been felt and new ideas and manner
isms have been left as reminders; on
the other hand, as they go into the
world the fame of our little city
spreads. Many remain and take up
their work here and become in reality
one of us and they make success of
life in their line we are as proud Of
them as Of those who left and sought
other fields Of activity.
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Mrs. Charles Bland is expected back
today from Lake Detroit, where she
has been the guest of Mrs. ]. e. Free
nette at her summer home.
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Eugene ]. deLendrecie has returned
from a purchasing trip in the interests
of the O. ]. deLendercie Co. While
away ne visited the fashion marts Of
New York city, where he spent two
and a half weeks inspecting the ex-
hibits and offerings in the ready-to-
wear goods and purchased a large
supply of the most up date and
stylish garments manufactured for the
women's trade. He made a speciality
in his selections of street costumes,
ladies evening toilets and opera cloaks.
Mr.. daLendrecie devoted great deal
of care and attention to the selection
of these goods and they will soon be
on display on the second floor of
Fargo's leading store, where Mr.. deLen-
drecie gives everything his experienced
supervision. The ladies Of Fargo and
the state will have a rare treat when
the new goods arrive as they were
selected exclusively and personally by
Mr.. deLendrecie, whose taste in this
class of goods is so generally recog-
nized by patrons Of the big store.
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Miss Katherine York is expected IN
the city soon to begin the fall term
of school at Fargo college. Miss York,
while attending college makes her
home with her sister Mrs. w. f.
Frentzel of Tenth street south, and
was called away last fall by the fail
ing health of her mother before the
close of the term. She was accom-
panied home by her little nephew,
William Frentzel, who spent the sum-
mer ut the home of his grandparents.
Miss York Is taking a course in
dramatic expression and has been
heard on several occasions by admir-
ing Fargo friends. She is popular in
college circles and the young people
are glad to welcome her back.
Miss Anna Mccoy of Grand Forks
is expected in the city next Wednesday
to be the guest Of Miss Ruby Cullen
of Ninth avenue sourth. Miss Mccoy
AZ en- route to Great Falls, Mont. and
VAL stop off here for short visit.
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Miss Caroline Rentchler and two
nieces, the Misses Beatrice and Ruby
Rentchler, who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Treat for the
past few weeks were lavishly enter
tanned by their friends while in the
city. A number of prominent ladies
were hostesses at dinner in their
honor, the following giving that pleas
ure Mrs. Herbst, Mrs. John Rentchler
Mrs E. A. Perry, Mrs. l. w. Schruth
Mrs. ID. w. Shields and Mrs. w. ]
Lorsbough. Those who entertained
ait luncheon in their honor were Mrs
VIM. Ballou at the Waldorf, Mrs. e
Al. Kicker, Mrs. w. A. Scott and porct
parties were given by Mrs. 0. @
Barnes, Miss Clara Pollock and thu
Misses Oman. Their time was fulls
occupied and their visit was a mos
delightful one. They left the first o.
the week for Duluth. where they vii
take the lake trip to Cleveland ant
leave there for their home in Akron
O., making the journey in about {
month.
Frank Fisher Of Moorhead has gon'
to Leeds on business trip.