The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-21
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Social Notes

g. A. Flewell Of Grandin took in the
Interstate fair yesterday.
Mrs. A. g. Pabst has returned from !
delightful outing at Little Pine lake
McLain and Harry critchfeld 81
Hunter were among the fair visitors
yesterday.
Rev. J, J. Cowan Of Grafton is q
guest at the home of Bishop Mann and
ne will conduct the morning service al
Gethsemane cathedral next Sunday.
Misses Ruth Rushfeldt of Hawley
Miss and Miss Grace Radford Of war
rem are the guests during fair week 81
Miss Edna Bowers Of First avenue
north.
Miss Alta Ashelman is home for a
few days to attend the fair from their
summer home on Lake Perhan. Miss
Ashelman is the guest Of the Misses
Oman.
Mrs. w. A. Siegfried Of Sanborn and
sisters, Misses Lancetta and Gladys
steele Of Bathgate, arrived in the city
this morning and will remain over the
weekend,
Mrs Timothy Foley and neice, Miss
Mary Foley. of st. Paul left this morn
ing for their home after a few days
pleasant visit with Mrs. =. C. r. Char
est of Fifth avenue south.
Accompanied by the regrets Of num-
erous Fargo friends. Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
j. Tippery and two charming little
daughters, Marian and Janet of Fifth
avenue south, plan to leave next week
Go make their home In Minneapolis.
They have been prominent in many OF
Fargo's activities and will be greatly
missed.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Mclaughlin OF
Hunter came to Fargo Wednesday, ac-
companied by their little son, Harry,
who was operated upon for throat
trouble, Wednesday afternoon. The
little fellow Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Mclaughlin remained over with
the little boy and Mr.. Mclaughlin re-
turned home Thursday. She will re-
turn to their home at Hunter as soon
as Master Harry is able to travel.
]. F. McNamee and Miss Rose Nc
Nance of Kelso, Thos. Mccoy and
daughter, Miss Cecilia OF Grandin, ac-
companied by Miss Annie Huffy and
Miss Angela Mccoy Of Fargo, who
have been visiting at the Mccoy farm,
autoed to this city Thursday In MIR.
McNamee's new machine and attend
ed the Interstate fair. Mr.. McNamee
and daughter and MIR. Mccoy return
ed home Thursday evening. Miss Ce-
celia will remain in the city for a
few days.
The events in the Grand Forks young
society set continue, and number are
being given for Miss Margaret New
ton who is popular with the young
people here and her name is among
the guests at various delightful fune-
TONS The following items fro mThe
Grand Forks Times tells OF events
complimentary TO Miss Newton and
one at which she was a guest:
Misses Ava and Marion GRADER will
entertain small company at dinner
Sunday at their home In Riverside
park complimentary TO Miss Myrtle
Mooney of Detroit, Mich, and Miss
Margaret Newton OF Moorhead, Mimi.
Misses Anna Nolan and Sadie
Franklin are entertaining a company
of girls at a picnic party in River
side park this afternoon in honor of
Miss Myrtle Mooney of Detroit, Mich.
The hours are from 4 to 6 o'clock and
the pleasure will be the service of
dainty picnic supper at which the
hostesses will be assisted by Mrs.
John Franklin Miss Agnes Nolan and
Miss Isabel Franklin. The hostesses
have included in their guest list:
Misses Mooney, Mabel, ertrude. Flor
ence and Frances Collins, Margaret
Newton of Moorhead. Mimi, Sadie
Hart, Edna Barlow. Mary Murphy,
Irene Finkle. Sue Virgins, Louise
Matte Rerna Mnnlev Avs ana Marian