The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-27
Social Notes

Inside of two weeks or Immediately
upon the close OF school, large mum.
bers of the society people Of the city
will leave for their summer homes
Many have already opened their cot
tages at the lakes. A number of jolly
fishing parties have been out and bis
catches have been reported. Aside
from the interest which Is uppermost
for outings and summer resorts at this
time Of the year, the beautiful month
Of weddings is almost here. Miss
Mo1elle Weld Of Moorhead Is one Of
the popular June brides and Miss
Aretheuse Merrill Of Fargo has large
circle of friends who are interested in
her coming marriage. Several others
win also aid in making the month an
interesting one.
Among the events for this week
were: Mesdanes j. p. Hardy and
George HOLSTER gave a large party In
Stones auditorium; a party Of young
people enjoyed a motor party to Cas-
selton; Master Edward Bestic enter
tanned In honor of his birthday; Mrs.
Albert Anderson entertained compli-
mentary to Mrs. Wayne Eddy; Miss
Eva Hey entertained for Miss Alice
Erickson Of Fergus Falls; the Womans
Home Missionary society Of the First
M. e. church met at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Blatchford; the Y. p. c. e. Of
the First Baptist church gave a dol
lar social: the Yeomen held a business
meeting and social evening in Prizes
hall; Mrs. MacGreagor entertained
with pretty appointments for Mrs. Fox
of Grand Rapids, Mich; Mrs, w. ].
Hammond was hostess to the Book and
Thimble club; the Washington and
Longfellow Neighborhood clubs met;
the Fargo w. C. T. U. met with Mrs.
]. A. Hatcher; Mrs. Henry Soosen of
Moorhead. entertained for Mrs. r. r.
Haukens of Wahpeton the Philathea
Bible class of the First M. z. church
enjoyed an auto party; and Mrs. Reed
and Mrs. A. s. Kingsford entertained
for Miss Mozelle Weld.
Among the guests in the city dur
ing the week were: Mrs. Charles
TRACER and children of Spokane; Mrs.
Marvin Burbank of Burton, Wash,
with Mrs. e. M. barrow; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Siegfried and son of Sanborn
and Miss Gladys Steele of Bathgate
with Miss Lancetta Steele; Sen. Grant
S. Trimble of Westhope; Mrs. N. A.
Burdiok of Mason City, Iowa. with
Miss Irva Burdick; G. w. Griffith and
George Dolen Of Bismarck; Mr.. and
Mrs w. j. Duff of Mapleton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Beals of jamestown with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Beals; Mrs. r. r. |
Haukens Of Wahpeton with Miss
Maude Haukens Of Moorhead: Earl
Sarles of Hillsboro; Atty. Lyman Mil |
Ter of McHenry: Lyle Walters of Cas-
selton with Murray Baldwin; Miss |
Agnes Myhra of Wahpeton with Mrs |
f. A. Magnuson Of Moorhead; p. e. |
Glass of Tower City and Atty. John E. |
Green of Minot.
Those who left the city were: Miss |
Stella Simonson and Mr.. and Mrs. !!
Oscar Simonson to Lake Cormorant; |
Mrs. G. Fl. Porritt to Detroit, Mich; !;
and Miss Cora Morken of Moorhead |
to Detroit lake.
Those who returned to the city DUR
ing the week were: Mrs. c. B. Mill
Ter from Ely, Mimi; Fl. c. Plumley
from the twin cieies; Mrs. A. Skoog
from Grand Forks; Misses Jessie Ed
wards, Mildred Hildreth, Beatrice Oh
son and Eva Shea from Grand Forks;
Mrs. Harry B. Quick and son, Harry
from Wahpeton; Mrs. Otis Haskell
from the twin cities and Miss Mabel
Eggen from Minneapolis.
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Guy Vowles of the Fargo college
conservatory faculty gave a studio tea