The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
Of Interest to the Women
Social Notes

Harold Yerxa of Minneapolis is the
guest this week of Lawrence Thomas
Of Eleventh avenue north.
Eugene deLendrecie returned home
Monday evening from business trir
to New York and eastern points.
Mrs. A. O. Nichols. Miss Edith John
SON and the Misses Tyler left to visit
! Mrs. Nichols sister, Mrs. Pearson OF
Belfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Baker, ir.. and
Mrs. c. B. Miller and daughter. Miss
Eula, left yesterday for Lake Detroit
to spend week.
The Misses Florence and Marian
Gearey are expected homie next week
from a pleasant fortnights visit with
friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. z. Berner Of Fifth avenue
south is expected home Friday morn
Ing from Roman, Mont, where she has
been the guest Of her sister.
Misses Evelyn and Jennie Brown OF
jamestown who have been the guests
for the past week Of Miss veta Berner
OF Fifth avenue south, leave tomorrow
for their home.
L. c. Krogh. buyer for A. L. Moody.
has just returned from purchasing
trip in the east. All the latest styles
IN fall and winter wear have been
closely observed and the best pur-
chased by Mr.. Krogh for the A. L.
Moody store.
The Misses Bessie Babcock of Michi-
gan and Mabel Babcock of Tennessee
are visiting their uncle, S. b. Bah
: cock and family Of Thirteenth street
south. They are making an extended
trip through the west and are much
pleased with the country.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Faith
Grinnel has gone to Fargo where she
will be the guest of Mrs. Dave Loft
house and Mrs. W. L. Van Horn at the
latter's home on Tenth street north.
Mrs. dollhouse. who resides at Bow
man, N. D.. is spending the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Van Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bretnor and daughters
OF Minneapolis arrived Monday even
ing in their auto having been de-
layed in starting but were not Obliged
to stop over en- route. They are max
ing tour of the state ana are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Suther-
land Of Tenth street north, while in
the city. At present the condition Of
the roads prevent further progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Kaufman Of
Eighth street north returned Monday
evan1nnr frrv,n a 1elta.h4e.,1t.x ssnA.A
ing trip through the Yellowstone park
and to Miles City. Mont. spending
week at each place. Mrs. Kauf-
mann's brother. r. Kuhn of Chicago.
and several others made up a lively
party, who were enthusiastic over the
scenery and the western country.
making many interesting observations.
A party who returned from a de-
lightful outing and house party at the
Baker cottage on Lake Detroit. con-
sisted Of DR.. and Mrs. Albert Hallen-
berg, Mr. and Mrs Roy Baker. Miss
Jaredine Thompson, Mrs. Lukin and
daughter, Miss Florence OF Chicago.
Dr. Will Nichols and Julius Baker.
Returning with them were Edwin
Clapp and Charles Rogers, who were
and Miss Gladys Gilbert Of Duluth.
who was the guest OF Miss Evelyn
Hector. Miss Gilbert is now the guest
of her sister. Mrs. John Frame of
Eleventh avenue north.
A jolly party left this morning on
an excursion to the country which
will last until evening. They win
cross the river and go north OF Moor
head until a suitable spot is found.
skirmishing en- route and during the
day for villa plums, choke cherries and
other wild fruits. At noon a picnic
dinner win be enjoyed in some shady
spot and the party plan to return in
the cool OF the evening. The company
consists Of Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Akeley
and family and guest, Mrs. Hurst of
Hope, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Twitchell
and family of Tenth street north.
They were accommodated with trans
portation by Miss Lanxon of Tenth
street north.
The WOman's union OF the First
Congregational church met yesterday
for social afternoon with Mrs. wv.
r. fitzpatrick Of Eighth avenue south.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. I'll.
w. Buck. Mrs. H. F.. Emery had
charge Of the entertainment for the
usual hour. and even before the anus
Ing contests and trials Mrs. Emery
had provided were introduced, the
rooms rang with laughter and each
one felt that the vacation spent in
rest and the quiet of their own homes
had greatly refreshed their ability for
enjoyment in the work of the union
which win come up during the new
season. About twenty-five ladies' were
present and enjoyed the dainty lunch
con served by their hostesses, assisted
by the Misses Frances Emery and
Hazel Carnine. The meeting was vnf-