The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-20
Social Notes

Very soon indeed comes the month
OF June weddings and os graduation
and commencement functions. AS {
result the 1911 classes Of the various
city schools are kept exceedingly busy
with school functions as well as small
err functions which will be given by
personal friends in their honor.
Closely following the commencement:
season win be the migration of the
remaining lake-shore jewellers and stu
dents.
Notwithstanding the renovation
season in the housekeeping realm is
still on tap, number Of very pretty
functions were scheduled this week.
Among the number are: Mr. and Mrs.
r. o. Belland entertained in honor
of Mr. Bellands birthday; Miss Marie
Mccormick received Complementary to
Mrs. Frances Hughes Wade: Miss
Erdine Glass entertained the Eta Bita
Pi club; Mrs. c. u. Nugent entertained
for Miss Cloutler OF Minneapolis; the
Woodmen gave their last party OF the
season; the Bay View and Woman's
clubs held their final meetings Of the
season: the ladies Of Houges Even
gelical Lutheran church gave most
enjoyable festival wednesday evening;
Mrs. G. o. Dickson of Dilworth enter
tanned at Sunday dinner; Mrs. r. A.
Corbett gave a pretty thimble bee In
honor of Mrs. Pence OF Lexington,
KY; and Mrs. c. o. Fallett entertained
the Bridge Luncheon club.
A large number of people visited
in out city this week and among the
number mentioned in our columns
were: Miss Edith Davis of Minot with
Miss Estelle Trichler; Mrs. Allen
Twichell OF Tower City with Mrs. O.
III. Clements Mrs. Jerome Freeman of
Devils Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nichols; Miss Ida Hood Clarke OF New
York with Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Harold Of Wheat
land with Mrs. d. d. Sullivan; Mrs.
McKone and daughter. Miss Esther
OF Indianapolis with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McKone; Mrs. Frederick Sly
field and the Misses Elsie Smith and
Bessie Land Of Grand Forks: Mrs.
w. 8. Sprake and son of Casselton;
Miss Nancy Frohne and brother with
Miss Margaret Campbell; Miss Cert
rude Labbott of Enderlin with Mrs.
A. j. Fowler; Mrs. w. w.
Tousely of Beach; Mrs. VIM. Mer-
rift and children with Mrs. c.
N. Swart; Miss Edna Zavitz of
Hunter with Miss Marie Ostbye; Mrs.
T. H. Cousins Of Darlington; Miss
Helen Sullivan of Langdon: Mrs. E.
Y. Sarles of Hillsboro; Mrs. s. r.
Clark Of Buffalo; Mrs Ralph Waldo
M. Potter of Casselton; Mrs. Wallace
Grosvenor and Mrs. Payne of Cassel- |
ton; p. LaVoye Of New York city:
and DR.. Archibald MeKeller of Blan- |
chardville, Wis, and DR.. Bloorner of
Milwaukee with Mr.. and Mrs. n. Nc |
Keller.
Those who left the city during the
week were. Mrs. John Peterson and
little daughter, Ruth, to MarshalItown.
Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Knutson and
children TO Mercer; Mr.. and Mrs.
george K. Nelson and daughter, Miss |
Dasny 10 Lake Melissa; Mrs. ID. |
Mezirow to Jordan, Mimi; Mrs. N. c. |
Young to Fessenden and other points |
throughout the state; DR.. J. C.. r. Char
est to the twin cities; Mrs. Ben Glaze
to Minneapolis; Mrs. Herbert Loomis
to Columbus, o.; and Mrs. e. Bohm
and daughters, Martha and Rose 20
Alice.
Several returned from trips to other
places: E. j. Weiser and Fred Irish
from Duluth and the twin cieies; Miss
Maude Hauser from Minneapolis, Paul
cullen from the western part of the
state; Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. deL,endrecfe
from the west; Frank Marsh from
San Diego. CAL; Mrs. T. TwichelI and
Mrs. o. H. Clements and daughter.
ter Miss Grace from Prescott, Mis-;
and Miss Minnie Thorpe from Grand
Forks
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Mrs. Avery Miller of Grand Forks
and Miss Eva Chamberlain of winnI-
peg who have been visiting with Mr..