The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-05
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\ VIII remain there ali week.
i w. A. Scott spent the day in Perley,
Minns on business matters today.
Henry w. Sawyer Of Clinton, ILL.,, is
visiting his cousin. w. A. Scott of this
city.
Mrs. c. A. Roberts returned home
last evening from a weeks visit with
friends in Leonard
Miss Florence Mcdonald OF Valley
City liz the guest this week of MRS.
James w. Vidal Of Second avenue
south.
An important meeting of the Wo-
mans Boarding Home association was
held this afternoon at the home at 3
o'clock.
w. J. Mccoy, a prominent farmer of
Grandin is in the city today greeting
his many friends. and attending to
business matters.
Mrs. s. s. Mendenhall, mother Of Mrs
w. G. Mcknight, left yesterday morn
ing Tor Spokane, where she was called
by the death Of her grandson, Leslie
Graves.
Mrs. G. "A. Collar was in the city yes
terday for time en- route to her home
in Minneapolis where she will spend
thessummer. She has been teaching
school at District No. "a. near Argus
Vile.
Mrs. G S. Churchill and S. w.
McRoberts of Casselton, who have been
guests at the pretty card entertain-
ments which were given this week
by Mrs&SMA A. Baldwin of Fifth ave-
nue. south, returned this morning to
their homes.
Last evening the Misses Alice Mat
son and Hildur Jihnson gave a beauti-
full farewell party in honor OF Miss
Grace Halbert, who win leave in a
short time for the west to make her
home. Music and games were the
evenings entertainment and at con-
venient hour dainty luncheon was
served.
large number Of the ladies OF the
city will leave Saturday morning to
attend the district federation meeting
at Mayville. Among the number will
be, the state president, Mrs. N. @.
Young and Miss Stanley, who will
speak before the convention. The la
dies will probably return tomorrow
evening.
About score OF her intimate friends
called at the home of Mrs Helen Lar
son on Seventh avenue south last even-
ing to help celebrate her list birthday
anniversary. The evening passed very
happily with music and social inter-
course and an elaborate luncheon was
served. Mrs. Larson was presented
with several very handsome gifts.
Mrs. Morris Kaufman of Eighth
street south returned last evening from
a three months trip through the east.
Mrs. Kaufman spent a month at At
lantic City, couple of weeks in New
York and also a short time at her
home in Champaign, ILL.,, and Chicago.
Mr.. Kaufman spent part OF the time
east and returned about six weeks
ago. The trip was most delightful
one and the stay along the ocean |
especially pleasant.
The second OF the series of delight
full parties at which Mrs. M. A. Bald
win Of Fifth avenue south was hos
tess took place yesterday. Roses and |
carnations were used with charming |
effect about the rooms and a large |
number of ladies played from tables |
set conveniently about the parlors. |
Luncheon was served early in the aft |
ernoon and cards were played after |
ward. Beautiful prizes were won by |
Mrs. X. g. Guthrie, Mrs. FL. l.. Star |
ling and Mrs. ]. p. Hardy.
A joint meeting was held yesterday
afternoon Of the Washington and |
Longfellow Neighborhood clubs, which /
was very well attended. The princi- |
pal number of the afternoon was the
talk by Mrs. Geo. Hancock on the
beautiful places in England, with ac-
companying views on postcards. Many
exouisitely beautiful places in the
mother country We're infinitely de-
scribed In Mrs. Hancock's graceful
way. which made thehm seem almost
real. She spoke of the lovely flowers
in England and or several of the
most beautiful drives in the British
ISLES A9lS Wdo nSt6HSu I'D with MUCH
pleasure and the closest interest Mrs.
Hancock Is a very popular speaker
among the club women Of the city
and is always heartily received. Aft
er the meeting had adjourned a social
hour with dainty refreshments was
enjoyed.
Grand Forks Times The territorial
convention of the Young Women's
Christian association which conyenes
at Fargo Friday evening will have a
goodly representation Of Grand Forks
girls Tor both the city and university
associations have selected large dele /
cations and all who possibly can win
leave as early as tomorrow noon. while
the rest will leave In the evening. The
delegation wilT not return
until on Monday morning. Twenty
two girls viii make up the uni
versity party and Miss Bertha Nc
Kechine, will be among the speak
ers at the Geneva luncheon on SAT-
urday evening. She will respond to
the toast, Recreation at Geneva.
The other members all Of whom are
making plans to go, are Misses Ber-
Ina Erdman, faculty member, Marga-
ret Fawcett, Maude Catmore. Lillian
Mabel Holt. stella Reid.
Grace Eyford, Madeline Sutton. Maude
Florence Ferguson. The
me Carkin. Edna Joslyn. Lizzie
Brown. Helen Woldy, Anetta Fried.
Helen Cathro. Cena Sprague, Mabel ,
olson, Donna Forkner, Christine Fin
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