The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-08
Social Notes

Easter bazaars are attracting the at
tention of a large number Of the ladies
In Fargo. Last evening the Presby-
terrain ladies gave a very elaborate
Easter sale. the Congregational ladies
are enjoying one this afternoon and
the Ladies' OF the Maccabees gave d
bazaar yesterday and today.
Several other very interesting events
took place during the week. On Sun
day family reunion was held at the
home Of Col. and Mrs. 2. c. Gearey,
and on Tuesday one Of the most clev-
er church socials of the year was given
by the Epworth League of the First
M. e. church On Monday evening
Mrs. Boehmer and Professor Boehmer
entertained a company OF friends at
dinner for Gail Boehmer of Montreal,
who has been their guest. Mrs. j.
Springer gave a social afternoon for
seven ladies; the Royal Neighbors
gave a clever surprise for Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Cliff; party of young men entertain
ed their lady friends at a dancing
party in Prizes hall; Mrs. Preckle and
Mrs. ]. V. Johnson entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Broadway Nj.
r. church at the home of the former;
Mrs r. Leggitt gave a dinner Thurs
day evening in honor of Mrs. G. f.
Johnson of Seattle; a reception was
given at First Congregational church
for Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Lewis and Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Beaver, who left for
their new home in Oregon; Mrs. A.
G. Seckund gave very pretty lunch
con for Mrs. c. F. Johnson of Seattle;
the Bay View Study club held a very
interesting meeting with Mrs. F. E.
Stratton; Mrs. Harry Alsop gave a
thimble bee for her sister, Mrs. Des-
mond of Akeley, Mimi; Mrs. Hector
Barnes entertained informally for Mrs.
Bacon of Grand Forks: Mrs. C. F. AL
aSed and Mrs. G. H. Hollister enter
Wxaed among the others for Mrs. A. @.
Avis; and Miss Helen Lewis of Moor
F.Td gave party for a number of
Pttle friends.
A large number of people left the
city this week for other points of in
terest and among the number were:
Conductor T. r. Sloan to Portland,
Ore; Mrs. w. G. Green and little son
TO Saltwater; Miss Katherine York to
Sherwood, Ind; Mrs. H. j. Bott ac-
conpanied her mother to Scion
Springs, Wis. Addison Leech to Grand
Forks; Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery
TO the east; DR.. G. A. Carpenter to Chi
cago; Hector Barnes to Devils Lake;
Miss Elizabeth Fields to the twin
cities; Mrs. M. e. Rockwell and Mrs.
VIM. Prescott to the west: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. g. Lewis to Hood River, Ore;
Chas. E. Webster to Stanfield Ore;
K. Glass and son, Floyd, to Mime
apolis; Mrs. =. watkins to Grand
Forks and DIR. and Mrs. d. c. barrow
TO Baltimore.
Guests in the city this week were:
the Misses Belle and Emma Green with
their brother and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Green; Miss Vesta Reid of
Detroit with Mrs. c. o. Follett: Mrs.
Mrs. James Pentley and Miss Agnes
Bently of Ortonville, Ore. with DR..
and Mrs. A. j. Kaess; Mrs. C. F. John
son and son of Seattle with Mrs G.
Seckund; Mrs. s. o. Brown and Mrs
]. s. Barry Of Baker, Mimi; MIR. and
Mrs. F. H. Dickinson OF Ayr; G. H,
Bathrick OF Chicago with ]. M. Bath
rick; Mrs. Geo. A. FIewell of Grandin;
T.. Smeberg of Marquette. Mich, with
Mrs. G. M. Huffaker; Miss Mollie
Sunde of Baker. Mimi; Miss Virna
johnson Of cakes with her parents:
and j. N Redmon with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Redmen Of Mapleton.
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Harry Rowland left last evening for
the Detroit lakes to enjoy a swim.
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Miss Vesta Reid has returned to her
home at Detroit after a few days visit
with Mrs. G. o. Follett
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ]. L. Lund
of Moorhead entertained a company of
ladies in honor of Mrs. Erickson of
Boston. After delightful afternoon a
avery elaborate luncheon was served.
Mrs. Erickson is an aunt of Miss Hilda
Hedstad of Moorhead.