The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31
" Interest to the Women
Social Notes


Miss Annie Howe has returned rro,r
months visit at various points n
Harry Hammes has left for natro,+
where he will spend 3 counle - $50 $50
on his vacation. = "es'A
MISS Frances Comstock vii, lease
sunday for Detroit to resume har
duties as teacher this term.
Miss Margaret Moeller Of Chicago
e the guest for two weeks Of Miss
south. 80 sN
Mrs. ]. e. Craver and daughters
Misses Sally and Eugenia. LEFT Tues-
day evening for their home in seat
ue' after a short visit with friends
in the city.
MRS. M. =. Belknap and children.
Llscoe and Elizabeth, returned last
evening from Lake Melissa. where they
nave spent the summer at their cottage
on Shotwelrs point.
The Boarding home association viii
mold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the boarding home. All
members are asked to be present as
important business will be discussed.
Mrs. N. Mcclellan OF Eleventh street
north has issued invitations or tomor
row evening in honor OF her guests.
the Misses Loretta and Ruth Kress of
Chicago. The event will be in the
nature Of house party and a delight
ful time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Plumley and
sons, Fred and Star, are expected home
this afternoon from Lake Melissa,
where Mrs Plumley and the boys have
spent the greater part Of the summer.
Mr.. Plumley went down this week to
close the cottage for the season.
f. j. Prichard Of Madison. wis. ar
rived In the city last evening, and Is
visiting at the A. c. today. Mr.. Pri-
chard is visiting throughout the coun-
try in the interest OF the government
and leaves this evening for Brookings.
>. d. He Is recently from the west.
Miss Alice Lewis gave siumbering
party last night to a jolly number Of
young ladies at her beautiful home on
Third avenue south. The invited
guests were the Misses Harriet Hunt
leila Jacobson, Stella Simonson Irene
Carpenter. Lucille Bristol, Jessie Ed
wards and Claire Elliott.
A company or young men enter
tained their girl friends last evening
at q launch ride up the river. The
weather was ideal and the ride greatly
enjoyed. Upon their return they were
taken to the home of Gerald Sunds
on Front street where music and
games were the entertainment Of the
evening. At the close an appetixing
luncheon was served. There were
about ten young people in the party.
Rev. A. z. Peterson performed the
ceremony at his home on Tuesday
evening which united the lives OF Miss
Mathilda Larson Of Hendrum, Mimi.
ane Roy Van Pelt OF this city. The
bride was prettily gowned in white
silk sind carried brides roses. They
were attended by Miss Katherine
Goethric of Hendrum and Everett Cope
OF this city Mr.. and Mrs. Van Pelt
left Wednesday morning for the
brides home at Hendrum, where they
win visit for short time.
An Interesting event OF this even
ing will be the progressive dinner
party given by four young ladies in
honor OF Miss Grace Kinnball Of Min
neapolis. The first course will be
served at the home of Miss Gladys
Tritchler on Eleventh street north: the
second. at the home Of Miss Helen
Stubs; the third, at the home OF Miss |
Irma Tilden; and the fourth with Miss
Josephine Murray. There will be
twelve girls. Out of-town guests will
be the Misses Loretta and Ruth Kress |
OF Chicago, who are the guests Of Mrs. |
N. Mcclellan OF Eleventh street north. |
The house party which is to be given |
the last half of the week by Miss Edith |
Gross for her cousin. Miss Eva Dean |
OF Livingston, Mont, will commence |
this evening with an informal dancing |
party. There win be number OF
guests invited for the evening and the |
eight young ladies will remain as the |
house guests OF Miss Gross until Sat |
urday evening. Saturday a picnic has
been planned for the early evening, the /
party and invited guests going out /
south of town for an outing. There
win be picnic supper and q jolly |
time. other equally delightful events