The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-14
Social Notes


Fargo on Wednesday from Shotwell.
point to spend a week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morrison. 90:
Eleventh street north are rejoicing in
the birth Of healthy baby girl.
Mrs. J. NJ Walters Of Ninth street
south will be the week end guest OF
Mrs. E, G. Eddy at Eddy lodge.
Mrs. Herbert Parker of Wiley, New.
y the guest for month of her sister
Mrs. M. Ellison of Ninth street north.
Miss Ina Butler of Ridgetown, Can.
is the guest for a month of her aunt
Mrs. g. N. Callander, of Third avenue
south.
Mrs. N. Mcclellan and three children
left Wednesday for shoreham, MINI,
% spend a few days with Mrs. j. l.
Graves.
Mrs. Q. e. Davis, who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. P. Hardy at Lake Me-
hssa for the past month, will return
home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Liembacher Of the
Gardner will be the week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Lewis at their
Detroit lake home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. #. Alfred and daugh-
ter Of Island park leave today for
shoreham to be the guests of Mrs. AL
tred's sister, Mrs. ]. P. Hardy, for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Eva Shea of north Broadway is
expected home Monday from the lakes
She will be accompanied by Miss
Helen McCumber. who will be her
guest during fair week.
Bemidji Pioneer: Lester Harold
Monte, who is the baggageman for the
Sank Center run of the Great North
frn, and who makes his home in
BemidjL is entertaining his mother
Mrs. Mary Monte of Fargo.
DR.. G. A. Carpenter and daughter,
Miss Irene, motored today to Lake
Cormorant where Miss Carpenter will
spend couple of weeks with her
mother, who went to Cormorant about
two weeks ago to open their summer
home.
Mrs. Morton Page and Mrs. C. e.
Jones of Lisbon were delightful hos
tesses one day this week at the pleas
ant summer home of the former on
Lake Detroit. Luncheon was served
with pretty appointments at noon. COW
ers being laid for twelve,
Mrs. NJ. A. Baldwin and son Murray
OF Fifth avenue south are visiting
friends In Lake City, Mich. They mo-
tored from here to the twin cities the
early part of the week and win be
Joined at Lake City by Mr.. Baldwin on
his return from Rochester. They will
return to Fargo sometime next month.
A delightful event Of last Tuesday
was the all day picnic enjoyed by the
Woman's Union of the First congre-
gational church at the pretty home OF
Mrs. Geo, III. HOLSTER on Ninth street
south. About thirty ladies arrived in
the forenoon and spent the day in
making aprons to be used in their
work. with the service of a delicious
luncheon at noon on the spacious
porch.
Miss Alice Lewis will be a charming
hostess this evening in honor Of Miss
Helen Everhart of Norfolk, Va, who
Is her guest for a short time. Miss
Everhart arrived in the city yester-
day from Lake Melissa, where she has
been the guest of her cousin. Miss
Evelyn Everhart for the past few
weeks. Upon the conclusion Of her
visit here Miss Everhart will again re-
turn to Lake Melissa.
Miss Margaret Newton of Moorhead
was among the guests at the two fol-
lowing delightful functions, accounts OF
which are taken from The Grand
Forks Herald: "Miss Edith Donder-
gan was hostess yesterday afternoon
and entertained bevy of young ladies
at her home on Chestnut street. The
rooms were fragrant with sweet peas
and asparagus was used effectively in
decorative scheme. The afternoon
was devoted to needle work and visit
Ing, and at the close dainty refresh
nlents were served" zone OF the most
pleasant affairs Of the week was the
picnic party given at Lincoln park
Wednesday afternoon, in honor Of
number Of young ladies who are visit
Ing friends in the city. After an hour
Or two visiting, a delicious supper was
served at o'clock.
Last evening party Of friends gave
box party by the courtesy OF Mr.
Fowler at the Grand theatre in honor
Of Miss Lou Graham who leaves Sat
nrday night for her home at Duluth.
Following Miss Graham's illustrated
song she was given a delightful sur
prise in the form of a large bouquet
pf pink roses and ferns, and respond
ed very appropriately to an encore
singing An Emblem by Jack Thomp-
son. Following the performance at
The Grand the party went to the home
Of Miss MiIlicent Smith on Ninth
street south, where jolly evening
was spent with music and delicious
luncheon was served. Miss Graham
Rgain added greatly to the pleasure
Df the evening with several charming
songs. She has made a great many
friends since her arrival In the city
and it is with regret that the man