The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-20
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and Mrs. James Van Kleck, leave to-
day for their respective homes.
Mrs. Metcalf OF Casselton called on
friends In Fargo yesterday,
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Mrs. w. J. Hammond Of Seventh ave-
nue. south will entertain the Book and
Thimble club next Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Margaret shea is expected
home Sunday evening from Livingston,
Mont, where she is teaching in the
public schools.
Harry Hathaway Of Mandan was the
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Hathaway Of Sixth avenue south,
during the week.
Mrs. ]. H. Ruettell OF Crookston is
spending few weeks in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Ruettell
Of Seventh avenue south.
Miss Alice Tough and Mrs. Mark
Holderman left this morning for Grand
Forks where they will attend the track
meet and remain over Sunday.
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Mrs. Wayne Eddy and bright little
children expect to leave about the first
week in June to visit with Mrs. Eddy's
parents in Bellingham, Wash.
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Miss Lucretia Roger of Mandan was
the guest Wednesday Of Miss Katherine
Hathaway Of Sixth avenue south, en-
route home from a trip through the
east.
State Sen. Ed Pierce of Sheldon, ac-
companied by Mrs. Pierce, returned
this morning from Florida, where he
has been since early in March. He
went south after the close of the regu-
lar session of the legislature and was
not present at the impeachment trial
because of the condition Of his health.
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Frank ]. Treat returned today from
Fla, where he dedicated
Morocco temple. 1t was a big time for
the Shriners and there were large dele
cations from many southern states to
assist Mr.. Treat enjoyed the trip.
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One Of the pretty events of the COM
mencement season was the reception
Ceres hall by Mrs. Luella Marshall,
matron, to the graduating class, and
to the faculty members. The parlors
were indeed pretty with palms and
ferns and about 200 guests enjoyed
greatly rare musical programme. The |
college orchestra was much appreciated |
in several selections and the Young
Ladies' Glee club sang the Soldiers |
from Faust. They were forced |
to respond with an encore and sang
Pond Lilies. Mrs. G. A. Nye Of Moor |
head gave several readings frim James
Whitcomb Riley in her clever manner
and also gave a very interesting ac- !
count Of his life. Miss Edythe Grasse
If the muscal department If the A. G. |
sang Sweetheart Thy Lips Are Touch |
ng With Flame by Chadwick, most
The excellent and thor
,ughly enjoyed programme was closed
1y an exquisite violin solo, A Lullaby
~ Faure, played by DIR. Morris Bolt.
The happy occasion was brought to a
lose by the serving of refreshment.
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A most interesting incident Of local
interest is the making of Irish point
ace by a young Norwegian lady. 1t
s said that number of the graduates
md June brides are having Irish point
made for their gowns. The making +
# this lace is so rare that It is sur
,rising to learn that this most intri-
ate and beautiful lace making is be-
ng revived here by a young lady of
his nationality. 1t is a most COM
nendable accomplishment, especially
Is in this case 1t Is being done as a
,astime.
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Miss Jessie Green returned yester-
lay from a several months visit with
Ter sister, Mrs. Earl Marvin, in Port
and, Ore.