The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-29
Social Notes

Mrs. K. G. Eddy, who Is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. John Mcknight in
Minneapolis. was honor guest Tuesday
evening at a musical given by Mrs.
Mcknight. Mrs. Al. G. Edwards Of Chi
cago gave group OF piano numbers
There have been number Of affairs
In compliment to Mrs. Eddy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William III. White re-
turned from Yellowstone Park last
night.
Miss Mabel Calkins. who has been
the guest Of Miss Leona Ziegler at her
home in Ninth street south, will leave
this evening for her home In Hamline
Miss Callxins was honor guest at
number of informal events during the
week.
ID. M. Baldwin. Minneapolis, and
Charles Baldwin. Faribault, motored TO
Fargo this week, spending few days
in the city as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. |. Gross of Tenth street north They
left for Minneapolis yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. George Il. Hall and daughter,
Miss Angelina, will leave the last Of
next week for a visit In Duluth.
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Misses Lucy and Anna Mae Quinn,
who have been visiting relatives In diff
ferent points In the state. and their
mother at Tioga, returned yesterday
to their home in Fargo.
A son, Charles Roberts, was born
yesterday morning to Prof. and Mrs, g.
I. Guinness OF Seventh street north.
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Mrs. j. e. Simpson is entertaining
Mrs. r. Z. Walker, who arrived yester-
day from jamestown to be the guest
Of Mrs. Simpson at her Tenth street
south residence.
Miss Eva Dean of Livingston, Mont,
arrived in Fargo yesterday TO be the
guest of Miss Ethel Gross at her home
in Tenth street north. Miss Dean
will remain for the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. ]. Nj. Bathrick left Tuesday
evening for a months visit to her
former home in Dubuque, la.
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An event Of social Importance Is
taking place this afternoon at Armenia
where Mrs. Fl. f. Chaffee is giving a
reception to introduce the bride of her
son, e. w. Chaffee, recently married
i'm Los Angeles, Cal. An elaborate
color scheme of pink and white is
used throughout the rooms. Mrs.
Jones Of the Bon Ton, this city, has
charge of the dining room, and dainty
ices and corrections of pink and white
with a mound of pink blossoms to
center the table, have been arranged
by Mrs. Jones for decoration. There
win be 100 guests received during the
afternoon.
Miss Juanita Humes, who has been
visiting relatives in Bismarck for ten
days, is expected home Sunday,
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Mrs. A. L. Wall who has been at
the family lake home at Cormorant
the past month returned yesterday to
Fargo. Mrs. Wall has as her guests,
Mrs. Gage and daughters, Misses Ruth
and Laura, from Ridgetown, Ontario,
who spent the month with the Wall
family at CormoFant. Mrs, Gage will
remain In Fargo another month.
Miss Ina Butler, niece of Mrs. c. N.
Callander Of Third avenue south, will
leave Monday for her home i'm Ridge
town, Ontario.
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An unusually pretty dancing party
was given Thursday evening at Lake
Melissa when Mrs. G.. Dewitt Bowling
entertained for her three little daugh-
tiers. Adele, Mary and Virginia. There
were twenty-five little folk of Fargo,
Moorhead and Valley City hidden be-
tween the hours of and 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Bowling was assisted by Mrs.
T. /. Lewis and Miss Alice Tough
who alternated at the piano and Miss
Tough assisted in serving. The af-
fair of Thursday is the first OF Sc
ries that has been planned for the
entertainment Of the young people
who are most thoroughly enjoying
their share of lake life.
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Miss Marie Ostbye returned Monday
to her home in Seventh street north
after visit in Duluth and Alexandria.
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Mis- Viola Wood, who has large
circle of friends in Fargo, will arrive
this afternoon to be the guest of Mrs.
Charles Blakeslee at her home in Is
land park.
Miss Dorothea Young is entertain
ing informally this afternoon at her
home In Eleventh street south for Miss
Eva Shea who will leave Monday for
Wahpeton. There have been fifteen
young women hidden to bring their
thimbles and after sewing tea Is to be